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Of thinking and speaking upon different sub
iccts, with such confidence, that they did
not perceive they had been waiting tor the
lady three quarters OF an hour.


Latrcmblaye at length noticed the non-ar-
riydl-'Shc is not come yet.


"She will not come at all, !" replied Euge-
MIA.


Latremblaye, in utter establishment, looked
at Eugenia, whose eyes answered only by an
expression of langour, mixed with a smile,
which produced together an inexpresssible
grace.


s.yVould vou," said Eugenia, "be very an
gry with me, if by chance, there should be
no truth in the history of my unfortunate
lady? if this was but proof, means OF
pointing out to my heart man whose
sensiblity was not the effect OF sensual de-
siresf'


I,atremblaye knew not what to answer.


"You will perhaps believe me-" contin-
ued Eugenia, "when tell you have re-
ceived the homage of several men; will you
also believe me when | add, that none OF
those who distinguished me, was precisely
such one as wished9 Ehe death of my
mother, whom lost early, has given T. con-
siderable degree of independence to my
mind Ny father is the friend consult al





al; he permitted me to make a trial, a bold
one without doubt, but which, however,
could go no further than what ] wished


81 am not recovered from my surprise.
said atremblayc.--"What was it but a
fent, 1t has cost you much, am sure, for
! recolect several circumstances in which
you were interdicted."


at is true; butt was supported by the in
tention of confessing every thing"


"And my memorial /"


al will keep it" said Engenia, as mon
ument of the goodness of your heart; and the
. eloquence ofyour style"


'And the author of the memorial, what
will YOU make Of him :"


"NIy husband" replied Eugcnia with
iowncast looks, if he wishes it, and if our
two families consent"


The two families, composed of good per-
sons, easily consented, and the young couple
were united at Paris few weeks ago. AS
soon as they were united, they went to pay
{. visit to Madame C.sw", to relieve her
from her benevolent anXiety, and to make
her all elegant present for the bundle
which she had sent for the unfortunate Ia
dy.