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whom you may wish TO take a hand at
cards. The number OF ny coach is al. I
You can find me Oh; and repay lie when
ever you please


The worthy Jehu was some years after
wards made coachman TO the Princess
Sophia of France. through the recomnief-
daiion of the handsome youth he had SO
generously obliged.


Another instance IN point is given with
respect to his tailor, to whom he owed
four hundred livres. The tailor had re-
peatedly dunned him, but was always put
off with the best grace in the world. The
wife Of the tailor urged her husband TO
assume harsher tone. He replied that
he could not find it in his heart to speak
roughly to SO charming young gentle
man.


I've no patience with such want of
spirit, F." cried the wife you have not the
courage to show your teeth but im 60
ing out to get change for this note of "A
hundred crowns. before | come home III
seek this charming" youth myself, and
see if he vii! have the power to charm
me. III warrant he won't be able to put
me off with fine looks and fine speeches..


With these and many more vaunts the
good dame sailed forth. When she re-
turned home, however, she wore quite
different aspect.


"Well, said her husband, :" how much
have you received from the charming
young man ~


"Lct me alone, " replied tie wife 81
found him playing on the guitar, and he
looked so handsome. and was so amlable
and genteel. that had not the heart to
trouble him"


"And the change for the hundred
crown note " said the tailor


The wife hesiiated moment. "Faith, :"
cried she "you'll have to add the amount
to your next bill against him. The poor
young gentleman had such melancholy
air, that know not how it was, butt
left the hundred crowns on his mantel
piece in spite of him."


The captivating looks and manners of
Letorieres made his way with equal facil-
ity in the great world. His high connex-
ions entitled him to presentation at court,
but some question arose about the suffi-
cheney of his proofs of nobility; where
upon the king who bad seen him walking
in the gardens of Versailles, and been
charmed with his appearance, put an end
to all demurs of etiquette, by making him
Vicount.


The same kind OF fascination is said to