A Pretty Story.
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young woman, Nine A****, celeb
rated a Paris for ber luxurious black hair.
long silken lashes and enchanting coun,e-
nance had a little stall at one of the charity
iaiis; she provoked. the Gu rious ones to
benevolence, and almost always success,
fully excited their gonerosity.IAyou man
of rather bold air was admirine the wares
on sale but bought little. o7a ssl 81 81 r..
"And you, monsieur, said Nine A****,
will you buy nothing of me- p ss.


81, nadame?'


what will you have?"


what would have is not, unfortunately
on ssle," said the lion, with languishing
and sentimental air. =


"Perhaps--" '.' 's 3aa y


81 dare not, in truth" a8aaw &


"Speak out, mansieur.n lo 3is aa


swell, madame, | would have rincle.
OF your'hair.n r aa Tt aiu1ss sE


Mime Assay made no answer; with 4
charming gesture she took paie of scis-
sors, cut of some of her Cue hair, and Of