The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, January 26, 1906, Image 3
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A ROMAN'
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Before.
The story opens in (iascoi
date 1654, characters ?
M. St Aubcrt, his wife ant
Emily, Emily is musical ai
ng, blue eyes &c. n. Quesr
Aubert's brother-in law. 1
Aubcrt dles-St. Aubert and
to M. Quesnel's meet two I
gnors C&vlgni and J?lontoni<
t's health falls he is ordere<
Languedoc-Emily and.herfi
on the journey.
Valancourt leaves St. A
Emily.
St. Aubert very ill is tak<
tage of a farmer: he gives
IBtructions how after bis
find papers and money u
floor at his house, La ValL
structs her to burn all pap
out reading them.
%jSt. Aubert dies, Lmily a
Invitation to visit the lady
the convent rearby.
St.Aubcit had given or
his body be buried near the
the Villerois.
Madame Cheron sent se
bring limily to her. Emily
kes I
t a ik
)U5Si
,xi.
At an curly hour, the
which was to take Em'ly am
i her .n to Tholouse. appearc
door of the chateau, and Ma
aheadv in the breakfast 101
ce entered it. 'rhc rc
nd melancholy on tl
and Madame Cher
was piqued on obse
11, reproved her in
not contrihute to r
wiili much rcluctu
mniiy's request to take will
dog. which had been a favou
father, was granted. Iler
j patient, to he none nrr|ererl
f . . .
.. .J 4WI c ? ct l\WC|> J UI
telle! s..id she. while Emily
ham! i: silence and could rn:
with a pressure of her ha
forced smile.
Yalancourt, meanwhile
tinned lu Ku-uuviere
copied wiih i h?? :
limes i
it ? |,
. it
1 11
.1' ii
r' ?
brother,
his seniot
V a la i colli
in all ih t .in
his atfe. and iiau .odour
and a certain ^ran iciir of m
Have him particular exceller
exercises tlien thought hi
little fortune had heen dimi
the necessary cxponces of
cation; but M. La Valanc
elder, seemed to think, that
and aecninpHsh'nents won
supply the deficiency of his ii
They offered tlallerinc hop<
motion, in those times a
only one in which a ^cutlet
engine without incurring :*
liis name: and La Yalai e >u
course envollcn in the army
eral g mius of his mind was
und< rst< od by his brother,
dour for whatever is great
i . the moral worhl, as well
oat lira I one, displayed itsel
fan* wars; and the strong i
which l e L It and expressed
inul, or a mean action,
drew upon hint thedispleas
tutor; who reprobated it
geneial term of violence
i liarrangui
dness and 11
t the gent
h*eh always
wards objet
ob'ainod lo
is regiment
r>ion intt, tli
i moans of i
bi'rl; aid, :i
- mission was ivuily txi-i.
the is<.t. anxious t.? (I. < .
to i< uily s family, Irom u!,
soniib Mi'pri li 'liii- <i c>;?p.o
h's I ' ij i . I Ik 1141i u II li
ati.n i fiuhi her*, i <u
ficient to siippoit thorn,
sai i >f\' t lis views, cither of
ambit Valancourt ?a
out i!-. in for I'Ui ho saw
ion-Mif r.iinotion in tlie
b. ii v 1,4.11 I wiiii E nilv
tin* ii .n. i imc Iks del in 1
ii ii.i.its of iiis
m
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IYSTERIES OF O
IDOLPHO. %
CE BY ANN RATCLIFFE ^
,'s Gone come. His thoughts were now occpicd
in considering the means of
I iiiumuK uiiiibuu Known 10 uer iamiiy, A x'oncy-uoJ
J to wliom. however, lie had yet no ad- forward cont
dress, for he was entirely Ignorant of
r?y, 1-rance Emily's precipitate departure from "benyou ws
io far are La Yallee, of whom h3 hoped to ol>- get our rates
1 daughter la'n it. vj
nd charm- At icngtl), tlicsc unpleasant iec- Marshall
lelisfl St tures Wt*re interrupted by the arrival Pllgh &
of the travelers at Thoulouse; and
Vtadam St. jgm||yt wiio liarf not been tliere for L M
I Emily go many yca^s, nnd liad only a very fainf
Italians si- recollection cT it. was surprised at the
-St. Aube- ostentatious style exhibited in her f W'
d to o to auut,'H house and furniture; the more 8
? so. perhaps, because it was totally Jithcr
start djtYercnt from tlio modest elegance, to
which she hiul been accustomed. She " "T
ubert and followed Madame Oncron through a
large hull, where several servants in
n to cot- , 'c'1 ^ver'es appeared, to a kind of
saloon, lilted up with more shew than
Emily in- ta!Slo. atlj ju,r av,nt, complaining of Q (q|^ StOVCi
death to, fatigue.ordered supper immediately. O-en Plan
inder the 1 am glad to find myself in my own ^p. ,
;e and in- house again, said she, throwing her- "IclCe
... -elf on a large settee, and to have mj
ers withown
people about me I detest trav We now have <
eliug; though, indeed I ought to like" for sale in Colum
ccepts an {l. for wh::t I s-;e abroad always makes dealers. Don't f.
itnncss 01 in : aeiigiiieci id return to my own :,r,: ouyinj eise\
chateau?What makes you so s lent,
ders that child? What is that disturbs you now? |
tomb of Madame Clieron looked on hei
niece's ddlideuce with a feeling very
near to contempt, and endeavoured to Plione 498
rvants to , ?
jv. rcorue it by reproof, rather than to
stops at encourage jf jjy gentleness. ???
l h.: entranc of supper somewhat in- ^
imily for terruptcd by the complacent discourse ?
i hastens >f Madame Clieron, and tlic painful
consideations wliicii it had forced upon The kidneys an
Emily. When the repast, wliich was
rendered ostentatious by the attend- they become ,i,,e
usee o: a great number of servants, Pains in small of
r arriage, and by a profusion of plate, was over, ness bloatlng ar<
:i Madame Madame < heron retired to her cham d
at the her, and a female servant came to diseases.
.dame was o shew Kmily to hers.
Dm. when CHAP. XIII. "
past wav Madame (heron's house stood at a
e pai t. oi ittie distance from the city of ThouDn'.,,'lTC
!ousc-ar.d wa-s surrounded by txten ??? remedy that
nve gardei s, in w li c i Emily, who liud have a direct and
a ti.aniM i ,rjAe? early, amused herself with wan
enroVi; 11 k rh.g before breakfast. From a ter ?"d prescribed by
1 V ' r' |V*' 1 hat extended along the liighest of the kidneys, cl
1. ,er part, of llietu, wes a wide view over ?
r to of li r . . ... . u'ine bland, sootl
hanuuedcc. tin llie Distant horizon
aunt, nil Lll t|,e souli, she discovered tlie wild ties, scanty, acid
t 1?n nnr
I nllui'M;' t>ropsy,
iter | Pi IwC $1.0rh
....4 .4... t'tcl
. 11? veil (.{ di.st?*? ht that
Have net . . ?
, omc to he*- *rettine
ouly
.c immediately befor<
..unied to .can on tlie window (f a aoa no i
i iviiiiou. tii.it terminated the terrace JSgSEGl.
" 1ith her eyes tixed on Gaso ny, and Ry'-p&j Toutoow
g lost ij!> i),.,- mind occupied with tlie interes'- ciSy?*uton*
't his lite jng ideas which t lie v'';w of it awak- aj croaae youi
n,d "f en.ll ti.l a servant came to tell I.e.
ll " breakfast was ready Her thoughts g Vircriiiiii.Cm
uvarney, thus recalled to the surrounding ob- I ... .
?v voars i. I It h?a been th
3 J jCJls. tile ht rai^lit \>? IKh, MjUaie yai I of miiny farmer
.lineal' ft ,,.,;c. uut) artificial fountains of Ilie I jX'SStoiiSt
I i.1 ^ '?? ??<** K?-w 8ffiaS25S?
ti rough it, to appear the worse, op louraimanac. Anl
s.-.i to the in ullfcoiit macs, and I {Kg'StfySEI
roie* His natural lK-a..-,;-?nftl.oKrou...'sat Li I
i Vallee, upon wh.ch her reeolliction si 0 Virginia-Carol
"'s u< intensely employed. B Richmond, va.
.OIVrt e[pe Whither have jou been rambling so | nurtam, N^O.
his genius earl>? sa,tl Madame Cheron, as her I
Id amply n'<>iv entered ll.e breakfast rot in. 1 I increaseVsur
nheritanee don't approve of these so itarj walks; B Yields Per A<
s < f nio- 'ind Kmily was surprised, when, h:6
ln osi ili?- i'?g informed her aur.t , that si c lu< 8
Iran could been no farlher than the gardens, she E RgSalLiJ^
Main on 1,1 - 1 ' 11 w ri iiImP
rt ^.ls (ij the repioof. I desire that y?.u will jri
Tin gen not walk there at so early an hour un- B ffjsffifBfeb
hut lit lie a'tended, saiii Madame Cl.eron; rr> ?
T, , ar gat dens ore very ? t nsive; and a ?-?-????
ami good yw??R ? ??: .u- Beats The
I as in the 1 ions bv moonlight, at La Vaiiec, is
f in Ills in- lu,t l'e ,n,sltf' lu lier own in.-tii.- ' To keep the b
ndignatlon ;?t ions elsewhere. Mrs. Mary Bro.?i
latacrim- Einiy, extre r.ely surprised and Poughkeepsle, "N
sometimes shocked, had scarcely power to beg King's New Life
ure of his an explanation of thetc words, and, most reliable anc
under tlie when she did, her aunt absolutely re- ave found." Be
of temper fused togive it, Urough. by lier s-- Liver and Rowel?
ng on the; vc-rv looks, and halt'Sentences, she up- Harris,Timm m*
rioderation, poaied anxious 'o impress Emily with Crossons drug, (j
lencss and i belies, tliat she was well informed Price 25c a bolt I
i appeared .f some degrading circumstances of ?????
;ts of mis- tier conduct. mind by readinj
"he was now informed that a large dressing,
ave of ah party were expected to dinner, on When the com
when h which account Madame c heron re- entpred the saloo
ie l'v r iii- > pealed the. lesson of the preceding idity, which all 1
introduce,. night, concerning l.er conduct in com- overcome, and
s this pc . pmy, and Emily wished, llal she by tire conscious
?d, he v.: might have cru rage enough to prac- ron's severe obs<
ire liiinsel list: it. Her aunt then procce led to ing dress, tire n
: ii lie r a examine the simplicity of irer dic.-s, beautiful count
.it ion, sine adding, that >he expected to see her tiring dididcuce
in d t. attired with gaiety ai d taste; after dered lier a very
' i V be ait wiricit she condescended to shew Em- many of the coi
would no Hy the splen lour of lier clu.teau, ano t lie diltinguish
vanity, o to point out t ie p;rticidir beauty, oi and bis fii> ml ?
s i ot with eleg nice, which she tbought distill- Itors at M. ljues
golden vis gui.shcd eacli of lier uumerous suites e.l to converse, v
army; an I apartincuts. Mie then withdrew with the familij
h -on id i ? lier toip t i he throne of her homage ance, and she t
ned to live .ii dEinilv to In r chamber to unpack particular plea-i
liuiuble in tier books, and to try to charm her To be
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