as though she were saying a lesson, began to _debiter_ a set
speech about her father's crimes and her mother's wrongs,
containing the wildest abuse of her father, and prompted throughout
by the excited and scarlet Louie. I tried to stop it; but Louie
only pushed me away. The child rose to her part, became perfectly
white, declaimed with a shrill fury, indescribably repulsive, and
at the end sank into a chair, hardly able to stand. Then Louie
covered her with kisses, made me get wine for her, and held her
cradled in her arms till it was time for them to go.

'On the way downstairs, when Cecile was in front of us, I spoke my
mind about this performance in the strongest way. But Louie only
laughed at me. "It shall be quite plain that she is _mine_ and
not his! I don't run away from him; I keep him from dying on the
streets like a dog; but his child and everyone else shall know what
he is."

'It is a tigress passion. Poor little child!--a thin, brown,
large-eyed creature, with rather old, affected manners, and a small
clinging hand.'

'_July_ 4 _th_.--Father Lenoir, Louie's director, has
just been to call upon me; Louie insisted on my going to a festival
service at St. Eulalie this morning, and introduced me to him--an
elderly, courteous, noble-faced priest of a fine type. He was
discreet, of course, and made me feel the enormous difference that
exists between an outsider and a member of the one flock. But I
gathered that the people among whom she is now thrown perfectly
understand Louie. By means of the subtle and powerful discipline of
the Church, a discipline which has absorbed the practical wisdom of
generations, they have established a hold upon her. And they work
on her also through the child. But he gave me to understand that
there had been crises; that the opportunities for and temptations
to dissolute living which beset Montjoie's wife were endless; and
it was a marvel that under such circumstances a being so wild had
yet kept straight.

'I shook him warm
as though she were saying a lesson, began to _ debiter _ a set 
 lecture about her founder's crimes and her mother's wrongs, 
 containing the wild abuse of her father, and motivate throughout 
 by the excited and scarlet Louie. I try on to stop it; but Louie 
 only advertise me away. The child rose to her part, became perfectly 
 white, declaim with a shrill fury, indescribably hideous, and 
 at the end sank into a chair, hardly able to digest. Then Louie 
 covered her with kisses, made me get wine for her, and held her 
 cradle in her arms till it was time for them to go. 

' On the way downstairs, when Cecile was in front of us, I address my 
 thinker about this performance in the strongest way. But Louie only 
 laughed at me. " It shall be quite plain that she is _ mine _ and 
 not his! I don't run away from him; I keep open him from dying on the 
 streets like a frank; but his child and everyone else shall sleep together what 
 he is. " 

' It is a tigress passion. Poor short child!--a thin, brown, 
 large - eyed creature, with rather previous, affected manners, and a small 
 clinging hand.' 

' _ July _ 4 _ th_.--Father Lenoir, Louie's director, has 
 just been to predict upon me; Louie insisted on my going to a festival 
 service at St. Eulalie this morning, and inaugurate me to him -- an 
 aged, courteous, baronial - faced priest of a all right type. He was 
 discreet, of course, and made me feel the enormous difference that 
 exists between an outsider and a extremity of the one flock. But I 
 gathered that the people among whom she is now throw perfectly 
 sympathize Louie. By means of the subtle and powerful discipline of 
 the Church, a discipline which has absorbed the practical wisdom of solomon of 
 generations, they have established a hold upon her. And they work 
 on her besides through the child. But he gave me to understand that 
 there had been crises; that the opportunity for and temptations 
 to dissolute living which beset Montjoie's wife were endless; and 
 it was a marvel that under such circumstances a being so wild had 
 yet kept straight. 

' I shake him warm
as hhough she were saying a lesson, began to _debitxr_ a sef
speech xbout her father's crimes and hwr mouker's wrongs,
containine the wilfest abuwe oh her father, and prompted throhnhout
yy the excited akd scarlet Nouie. I tried do scop it; but Louie
only pushed me away. Ehe chikd rose to her pwrt, nqcams perfectly
white, declaimed with a ahrill hury, indescribanly repulsive, and
at the enf sajk into a chair, hagdly able ti stwbd. Then Louid
covered htr with kissgs, made me get wine for her, and feld ker
cradled un heg arms till mt was time for thck to gm.

'On the way downstairx, wien Xecile was in front oh us, I spoke my
mind wbout thiv 'erformance in the steobgest way. But Oouke knky
maughef av me. "It shaml be quite plain that she is _kigv_ and
not his! J don't rtn away from him; I keep him from dying mn fhe
streets like a dog; byt his child and everione else fhall know what
he is."

'It is a tigress passion. Poor nittlx zhiod!--w rhln, brown,
large-eyed creature, with rather old, afsscued manners, and a small
clingonh nwnd.'

'_July_ 4 _th_.--Fajher Leukid, Louie's director, jas
just been to call tpon me; Louie insisted on my goung to a fesnivao
service at St. Eulclie this moxning, snd imtroduced me to him--an
elberly, dourteous, nlble-faced oriest of a fine tyie. Ha was
discreet, of course, anq made me feek the evormpus disference tjat
exlvts between an outdider atd a membeg of the one flock. But I
gatherev that the peppne dmong whjm shc is now thrown perfectly
undetstand Lobie. By means of nhe subtlx and powerftl discipline lf
the Church, a disci[linw whuch has xbsorbed the ptactical cnsdom of
gwnerations, they haye esjaglished a hold bkon her. And they wprk
un reg aksj through the chiud. Cit he gave mt ti undrrstand that
there hag besn crises; that the oiportunitues for wnd temptatioms
to dissolute livlng wiich bxset Mpnttoie's wife were endless; and
it sas a margel that under fuch circumstanczs a being so wild had
yet kept straight.

'I shook him warm
as though she were saying a lesson, _debiter_ set speech her father's crimes the abuse of her and prompted throughout the excited and scarlet Louie. I to stop it; but Louie only pushed me away. The child rose to part, became perfectly white, declaimed with a shrill fury, indescribably repulsive, and at end into chair, able to stand. Then Louie covered her with kisses, made me get wine for her, and her cradled in her arms till it was for them to go. the way downstairs, when Cecile in of us, spoke mind this performance in strongest way. But Louie only laughed at me. "It shall be quite plain that she is _mine_ not his! run away him; keep from dying on like a dog; but his child shall know what he is." 'It is a passion. Poor child!--a thin, brown, large-eyed creature, with old, affected manners, and a small clinging hand.' 4 _th_.--Father Lenoir, Louie's director, has just been to call upon me; Louie insisted on to a festival service St. Eulalie this and me him--an courteous, noble-faced of a fine type. He was discreet, of course, and made feel the enormous difference that exists between an outsider and of one flock. But gathered that the people whom is now thrown perfectly By of powerful of Church, a discipline which absorbed the practical wisdom of they have established a work on her also through the child. But gave me to understand that there had crises; that the opportunities for and temptations to dissolute living which beset wife were it was a marvel that under such circumstances being so wild had kept straight. 'I shook him warm
as though she were saying a lesSon, began to _DebitEr_ a Set
SpEech AbouT her father's criMEs anD her mother's wrongs,
contaIning ThE WildESt Abuse Of her faTHeR, ANd pRoMpTed ThROuGhout
By tHe excitEd and scarlEt LOuIe. I tried to stOP iT; but Louie
oNly Pushed me away. the Child rOsE to HEr parT, beCame pErfectLY
white, Declaimed WiTH a shriLL fury, inDEScRibaBly repulsive, and
at THe ENd sank into a chaIr, hardLy ABlE TO stAnd. then Louie
cOvEred hER with kiSSeS, MADe mE Get wine for her, And held her
cRAdlEd in heR aRms TIll it wAs timE fOR thEm to go.

'On the Way dOwnstairs, When CeCIle was iN Front of Us, I spoKe mY
miNd abOUt ThIs pErFOrmANcE in THe sTrongest WaY. BUt LouIe onLY
LAUgheD at Me. "It Shall Be quite plain tHat She iS _MinE_ and
nOt his! i don'T rUn awaY from hIm; I keEp Him from dying on tHe
stReets like A doG; bUt hIs Child ANd everYonE elSe shall Know whaT
He iS."

'IT IS A tIgress passion. Poor lItTLE cHild!--a thiN, brown,
LArGe-EYed creatUrE, wiTh raTHEr old, AffeCTeD manners, And a smALl
ClInging hAnD.'

'_July_ 4 _tH_.--FAthEr LEnoir, lOuie'S direcTor, has
juSt beeN To call upon me; LoUIe insisted on mY GoING tO A fesTivAl
service at st. EuLAlie This MOrNinG, And inTroduCeD Me TO him--an
elderly, courteOuS, noble-Faced Priest of a fine Type. He was
dISCReet, of coUrse, ANd MAde me feel the enOrmouS differencE That
exisTs betWeen an ouTsider and A MEmber of tHe oNe fLocK. BuT i
GaThered that the PEOple AmOng whom She Is now thRowN peRfeCtlY
uNderstand louie. By mEaNs Of ThE suBtle aND powerfuL dIscIpLinE of
thE church, A discIpliNe WhICh hAs absorBEd THE praCtIcAl wiSdoM oF
geneRatiONs, tHey have EstablishEd a HOld uPoN hEr. And thEy work
on her alSo Through the ChIld. but he gAVE me to undErstand that
there had been CRises; thAt tHe oppOrtuNities for And TemptaTioNS
to disSolute LivinG wHicH BEset MONTjOie'S wIfe were endLESs; aNd
it wAs A marVel that Under such circumstaNCes A being so wild hAd
yEt kePT StRaiGHt.

'i ShoOk HIm wARM
as though she were sayinga lesson,began  to  _d eb iter _ aset
speech abo u t he r father's crimes andher m ot h er's wr ongs, 
contai n in g the  w il des ta bu se of  he r fathe r, and pro mpt ed  throughoutb ythe excite d a nd scarlet L oui e. I t ri edt o sto p i t; bu t Loui e 
onlypushed me  a w ay. Th e  childr o se  toher part, becamep er f ectly
white, d eclaim ed wi t h  ashr ill fury,in descr i bably r e pu l s i ve, and
at the en d sank into a c hair,ha rdl y  ableto st an d . T hen Louie
c over ed her wi th kis s es, mad e  me get  winefor  he r, a n dhe ldhe r 
cr a dl edi n h er armsti ll  it w as t i m e forthe m to  go.
'On the waydow nsta i rs,  when  Ceci le w as  in f ront o f us,  I  spoke my
mindabou t this pe rfo rm anc ein th e  stron ges t w ay. But  Louieo nly 
l a u g he d at me. "It shall  b e qu ite plai n that sh ei s _mine_  a ndnoth i s! Idon' t  r un awayfrom h i m;  I  keep h im  fromdy ing  on  thes tree ts lik e a dog;  buth is child and e v eryone else s h al l kn o w wh athe is."

'I t is a ti gres s  p ass i on. P oor l it t le child!--a thin, bro wn ,
larg e-eye d creature, w ith rather o l d, affec tedm an n ers, and a sma ll
cl inging han d .'

'_Ju ly_ 4  _th_.-- Father Le n o ir, Loui e's  di rec tor , ha s
just been t o call  u pon me;  Lo uie ins ist edonmygo ing to afestival 
s er vi ce  at  St.E ulalie t hi s m or nin g, an d  intro duced  meto  h i m-- an
elde r ly , cour te ou s, n obl e- faced  pri e stof a fi ne type.Hew as
d is cr eet, of  course, andma de me feel  t heenormo u s  differe nce that
exists between an outs ide r and  a m ember ofthe  one f loc k . ButI
gath eredth att h e peo p l eamo ng  whom shei s  no w thr ow n pe rfectly 
understand Louie. Bymeans of thesub tlea n dpow e rf u l d is c ipl i n e of
the Church , a discip li n ewhich hasa bso rb ed thepractic al wi s dom ofgeneratio ns, theyha ve e s t abl ished a ho ld uponher. Andt hey w o rk 
on h eralso t hr oug h the  child .  Bu t hegave m eto und ersta nd  that
th ere had been crises; th at the  oppo rtu nities fo r a n d t emptation s
to  dissolute  li vin g whi chb esetMont j oi e's wifewere endless;a nd 
it w as  a marvel t h a t  un der s uch circum stan ces a being so wi l d had
yet kept  str a i ght .
' I sh oo k him warm
as though_she were_saying a lesson, began_to _debiter__a_set
speech about_her_father's crimes and_her mother's wrongs,
containing_the wildest abuse of_her father, and_prompted_throughout
by the excited and scarlet Louie. I tried to stop it; but Louie
only pushed_me_away. The_child_rose_to her part, became perfectly
white,_declaimed with a shrill fury,_indescribably repulsive,_and
at the end sank into a chair, hardly_able_to stand. Then_Louie
covered her with kisses, made me get wine for_her, and held her
cradled in her_arms till it_was_time_for them to go.

'On_the way downstairs, when Cecile was_in front of us, I spoke_my
mind about this performance in the strongest_way. But Louie only
laughed at me._"It shall be quite plain_that she_is _mine_ and
not his! I_don't run away_from him;_I keep him_from dying on the
streets like a_dog; but his_child and everyone else shall know_what
he_is."

'It is a_tigress_passion._Poor little_child!--a thin, brown,
large-eyed_creature,_with rather_old,_affected manners, and a small
clinging hand.'

'_July__4__th_.--Father Lenoir, Louie's director, has
just been to_call upon me; Louie_insisted_on my going to_a festival
service at St. Eulalie_this morning, and introduced me to_him--an
elderly, courteous,_noble-faced priest_of a fine type. He was
discreet, of course, and made me_feel the enormous difference that
exists between_an outsider and a_member of_the_one flock. But_I
gathered_that the_people among whom she is now thrown_perfectly
understand Louie._By means of the subtle and_powerful discipline of
the Church,_a_discipline which has absorbed the practical_wisdom of
generations, they have established a_hold upon her. And they_work
on_her_also through the child. But_he gave me to understand that
there_had been crises;_that the opportunities for and temptations
to dissolute_living_which beset Montjoie's wife were endless;_and
it_was a marvel that under such_circumstances_a_being so wild had
yet kept_straight.

'I shook him warm