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� - � . ,a well I Aye, I it' ad find Obbed the castle of the Duke of ward . � Youi will Ond a, good washing W� 14 the Mo. mpa Ellseeo of Pula., It I pf the harem and tbo 11 .
W Cay own, own mothsr-thft� . departed, leaving the .prisoner in , , .
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. F McIi4ar Talavera, where my mother was living., MA01110e sad w4jiger great labor aRv, '.wag underHpAry U , , that' I there Grejhe great 60-foot,thick walle esnjiro Since theia� I . I �� _..
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Wbo,n I Paes'QU-4 I was at the time in the studio -of my All machbies are ' , of the Tartar city, then the walia og &,o was at the head of tbq empige. I I . ,
w m, I lovid with the. deep cve of PondolfQ, with the reqx*it that . ..
. qtp *yparning of my bo not good ones, the dolipasi W`c,g th XtgltaA table were 11 .
, , , yloh heart, �d(t he Should be treated with all kindness ore. ., 'a .0 11 I 1�
� tutor, Velasquez, at Madrid., he h4v- during a greater part of the Naloin �
. whom Im6ar and respect. I . but it Is ,not a ditfloUlt -matter nfti I �110 Imperial city, .which are six il I � a ,
, t nod with bitter, burning -ing removed from Seville. My mother .. ir Introduced at Rax'�g, The. sister qrts , in as rebellion, She W4.nagad it" a.ffa4a
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� '. whom -X . possessed a silver casket, which She � . osizu and drawidgwere, now called rd sat, in -4 a . ,o 10 .
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. . brought with her from Italy. Ia it , for sale at any, firkitVolass, hardware into Toq isition to dee * dishes and , closing what is known as the Purple had �6 little taste of Russian diploMapy I .
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I the Ujht sf� - were her jewels, together with a packet store to find 040 -tliat will prove sat- diaaer_,t�6blea I tY. ") Inside of the latter in her fuss with the Czar of some yoArs I I �
tion* followed, after which a very few . . How West was the ,
.4 powor of an emotion Ea,o of priceless papers, some of which were . ago.. She is said to have a mind of . � . � , 0 .
� , , I , ."d and sublime, He was wondrously family recorile, brought with th _ questions and answers proved that the isfact,pry. lives the Emperor aiid his f , �� 11 �
, mOved, yet Calm and collected. As I -a oa& program in the short space.ot IN years amily, the' her own, and all the Chifiese respect . I .
�, . . - , n the prisoner , Get everything ready the n1g14,t be- ladies of the royal harem and the thou- and fear bar. , Ship Is a stickler as to . ''. �, �.� � ,:J,
�� 7 , " soon as the duke had partially recqir-m kat;. Soma she had written herself, for I - fore th I - Play be Inferred from an edict of Char- I sande of eun form, and she insists that all business . , , 1;, . ., 1.1
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� .,� y ered from the shook of the astounding being letters, '13ome of the olden time, 119 questioned, he declared that -be Put the white clothes to soak, rubbing . t 'staff or royal servants. i shall be done through the young Em- �� �: 1;
, volation that bad buret upon ,hipt . Should know Ludovico Bojario any- oap on t, dinner consisting of more than
� To . and some from Father Paul. This he most soiled places. 'Rub kf 9 11 0- paror, though she really directs what I � . �
me tell_ where and under 'any circumstances. I fl� Pmperor himself lives a he is to do. ",11 . �
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. . packet she had once shown to I "If I could hear him a these pla,oggs a Uttle next moral nZ, two dishes with the Soup; "Name all in th ( �� 4
1 ,i I to him 'A a`,P1*aSg`nt* Persuasive Maa- Ing me that it should be given into my " peak." he said, Pass them thro gh the wringer, and eat da.ro praeter duo feroula. aura pot- I north-westain part of the inclosureo Sho Is very vain, I t - �,. 'Al
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. I , handsome facie, "My lord, ifyou. will Uln'Ag &gi,D.#' At this period, the d naer . . .
11 - 'I",' -years, of age; or, so, no disguise that he' could assume water in which a little borax has been h I illion dollars on the� celebration- of I � 11
,., At down &Ad give me your Attention at her death, if it our was ten o'clock in the morain . �near by. In anoth6r part of the in- in . � ;,. 1
, .1 , 1� . should occur before that period.. would hide him from me�,' , I dissolved, with enough Soap to make . ,g. her birthday, had this Money was be- r :. �
' I - for a few moments I will very soon "This casket fell into the hands of Two hours later the full Council of v- qood muds, T -lie amount of tforaw while theaut Closure is the hall of literary abyssi ing collected for tbepurpose when the , � 1, 11
".. � ,,,-, . nos you that you are not mad, and the brigands; and, of c was served at four. , or the imperial library, and in . , , 114
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t , ,,, ,. ourse,*the papers Tw(knty-avery member,4.,was assom- needed varies with the kind of water The first regular cookery book pub- this . ,
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I : I I v the hands of the chief, Rinaldo, bled in its own chamber of audience. u have to use; it will not injure lished in Francs was, we believe, print the Cabinet officers hold that The I mpress Dowager is even more . I
i , -It , . is not in relation- to the picture. Will - � r sessions, I . � ;
, : �� . who, later gave them� to his soai. The duke was there, Luigi Maraccini' the finest fabric, and Is a great help secluded than the Emperor, and when " , . I '. �
I You Please Me. and sit V I will stand." ,, . ad at Rouen in 1692. It was the pro-"nd it contains also a depa �,'
�t � And now. Antonio, we come to the was there, and with him was Senor in removing the dirt. , rtment at She receives he fficials she site be- , 1. �� - I _�
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I . 111. . ;., Zanoni banded ,but a, chair --he had final plet. The papers told them.- Philip Galejo, colonel of the mounted Wash tilio 1coairse, , cr*thest duction 'of the Sleur do Ia. Varranner, i the -royal treasur'y- NO one outside hing a screen, ranod the Cabinet Min- , t. -
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� , �_ nd son -not onl the sad story police of Segovia.- through one water while the first lot 8squire of the kitchen of M. d'*( xell Of the - foreign legations ever get isters got down on their knees and talk e
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, h my rY and told the wonderful story h Out Put the second I t in'the boiler, Bled, Marquis d'Uxelles and of Cormar- China,. and no foreigner is permitted . - - .,.
. , . mother's 'Misfartune, and her When all was hushcd the duke arose IS boi ing, and when they axe taken It is dedicated to MM. Louis Chalon do into the palaces of the Emperor � ot through it at her. I . I
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V`�, � . . onxiety and expectation mingled thers- sure it was all there -but they told my that evening heard in the minter's WZh the colored clothes through two tin. Hei expatia,tes on the thousand- to see him. Even the Chinese of Pekin �� . '1�1 �,.j',�
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IV �t, , , ,,, Owl' 'story. The attack on the castle cell, and he asked at the clos wqrm,,not hot, suds, which should at- anid-ons . vegetables and other "v1O
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might be brought befo�e rinse thor- tual" Which people know mot how to � _:-, ": �_ I
-Xy lord," comMenced the axtist, armed servants . oughly. then dip them in a thin, boil There axe — . . ;L,�, :� �, 4
: I'. I I and the robbery made them. - dreas with honor and contentment; , not 5,000 men outside of his I I I �,', .
�L 1" � With a-rioh moisture in his eyes and a ,stir fix Madrid, and troops were sent -Strangely, or naturally, be it a I ad starch, and they are ready for the and he then exclaims that,- as France eunuchs . _. ,,': o ":"��
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. . . tuneful voice, "I will be brief. Should in every direction to find the brigands. s It line. White clothes should be dried has borne off the bell from all other him. � . � W
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:�' life be spared long enough, I can . single word of the marvelous revel&- should be hung in the shade -E. J. 0. In September, 1736, -Gabriel Daniel ., ,�:, �_�` J
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�, can hardly tell you when I first sus- unanimous that the duke's request should. be no less esteemed for her po- I about the actual Ooiaditjon-of his .. ''i, I
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'' �," , - Pasted or had a glimmering of the 1. should be granted. at Amsterdam, in which city he had _ ".
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�11 - Still later, after the death of my .. GOOD REO.EPV. WheW he goes out into the City Mat4 i ."_,,�11,: �i
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��,,�!,) strongly suspected when your fair ward I was sure it was Jario i imprisoned painter t Fruit Jumbles -One cup butter, two r ting is hung up in front of all the w ere he found more suitable Scope , '�,.' �"_
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�'!`� , unate parents. I suspected more want on, an c forence, with Colonel Galejo, and cup',' Sugar, three cups flour, one half superior work to the droll production I 0 for his scientific researches than at
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�,�: �' . again. At length I was impressed after a brief colloquy he took pen and OUP milk, three eggs, one half nutmeg, just mentioned. It was composed by across the alleys and side streets Dantzig, the great seaport in north- � .: �, ,',��",!
1�1 , strongly -1, may say I almost knew- with the belief that he was watching Paper, and on a slip through which the imperial procession � � ; �7,,t ,
�, - *hen 1--foand that Steffano was seeking me, of fine parchment Onf, toup currants, three teaspoonfuls M. MaxLn, cook of the Druchesse de � "'-,',�
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11 V my lifewhou� I knew that he a da k, stormy evening, as I was on my Toanhto -09,tsUp�-Oqe 'half bushel this opooh, and indeed from the time Upon these occ ' I ",
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, '�, I I , me., "a, the'"" wonderful likeness way from the studio to my chamber, officer of the police, acting for his of Louis XXV., was -distinguished by asions Europeans are I 1�, , �, , �-�� I " I t� I ")
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� I, , I h,hl,nk 4-attaeked by a noted bravo, whom kihg. that he might axrest, within th tomatoes, one half gallon vinegar, one luxury end sumptuousness, but so- enteenth century men could eatimale
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��';�,,,, I red6gnized, and whom I remembered confides Of Parma, a certain Ludovico pound salt, tw(a the temperature by their personal .�:tlli_!'Iltlll
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�9t . she was I piounds'brown sugg�r, cording to Caroms, was*wanting in de- for the Emperior is always accompanied � � _ 1�
�I � yo r relation on your moth;r's to have seen with young Bojario. who had been f or years a one . feelings only, but several pttempts
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�., .1 � thagena, in Spain; but I know we had council chamber, and as one six small out Boil three hour%, zens, the men of letters, the axtists, a in the matting is liable i_,,�,,
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1�_,. She did not !ell loae in what part, but I was con- wn sugar, a' ;,":-:�::�j't'.
' . , shV caused me to understand it to fined to my room for two weeks. the hand of the late prisoner, publicly one half'pint salt, Closet Opened,". published in 1662, is imperial colour. his scale as zero. 1% fiame derived from . :" ,,;� 11:11
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.. 1 found'it on an old letter. teaspoonfuls baking powder and'dressed snails. So -me ,Insight in- boiling water, he divided about the -t,��,:� I
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Again. the duke would have Inter- forged for him. Your fair ward told t up in his check bandherehief, -;,",`,,�,,�
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� courier's name. We had gone to To- ladness, that wi I fill her libart. catlons ' " :�],,`,
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f,�',_,., 1: � . 0 . at give to the other -and boat and prisoner disappeared, and I spection of the old Empres I ; I .::: il,,..'�:,
.- � his feet, his ag ny Of susPenss at its joy shall. rule the hour. open an abscess, or reduce a dislocat- a Dowager, I . �
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" i,*,�!" 41 - —Isabel? . upon them as fast the Medical Officer of Charley, Eng- '., *.L
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"j,-_ �� ,�� . � -so juggled deax Antonior, ax, a teaspoon- poor- land, had the police of that city Pro- ,.?,.
�,_�a!:!�il�� - A I tell me how have I been What of her, MY chronicles of the time in the archives one half cupfuls of sug Every China has got some as she could �," _
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i"...111'. , erl Isitnotso? Telling— guardiant how happy You have made manner in which the true prince had half a teaspoonful of lemon or vanill there was no lack of patients. They res, and the scores at last , 1: �,:, "".
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Vt4; ? .. ': "Antonio—in my —my deepest 0 been snatched from the jaws of an a down to fifteen. , � _,;:-_,�.� ,,
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:� ,�� I I , full Of deepest affection, even when her composure, she looked up through The chronicle from which we have tuls brpmdy, onef half nufteg, one or less favourable to western thought (*cafne Empress. The two others� be- . �. , �- ��,
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I I � I �'O 'it T - Oh I DAY soul I his very' face— ranged for my , , ror is regulated by law. He has im� it is really the greater injury of his I 1,
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, I.. I "MY d4ldr brother," replied Juan, hav� Zanoni had : ging tfo,lthe upper classes' daily before him thirty pounds of meat nothing else can be done about it 'at � ! I 1, �
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I � '. atimed his softt, thank a kind fortune, given to his friend and patVon—the vate room and I operated on -him, &Ad nboulas he line I .
I " ,,' duke. - I'VInall WashingtOw state line. Some idea of not of'long ,duration. The mbdks�- in aftortnight he wag. wall.- He bad p6iind of hog's tat and butter, ioll "headache powders" unless 0 1 .
� , . I ; and a keen venittubtan6a'Of faces arid, , ' V' she Said In eonelu- its proposed str6ngth , the muo"bused and much mistaken not told me who he was, but before add he right to order two previously labelled them "poison,"just - I- .1
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bore in, Parma, I was confident that And she told how Me, had eotas P, Ire sleeps, 'most of the day 066 1 . .
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I hattseati him belore in another plabo, in, Shortly buimud. Virtues! 11 ' do the p1jees of work, -large or sinall, .
, 1 ,,�a , after blalsOlf,'And how she gtitloja 6606nd t6 toxid In Clio empir6k . Mon mothisrA ,of poetry, Painting, sbalpp. Th � I . , what Work he has to at night, and � 1:
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I I 4 4160kii 1090 on- Of6idd their dief, find the tagto for vebtly from the Spaill,§h, .W.he& you blo own �army and that he knows abao- hard to 864 how This growth Yoky 96' , , , '.
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