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It is quite useless for

circus are fate--and

fate I a but a reflex of our own

actions If Suzette had not been ht thousand francs--but as she has been--and I did--I must

stand by the consequences

After all--aabout it I am so

utterly mad and resentful that I have no words

It is Sunday , and this afternoon I shall hire the one o into Paris

There are soet out of my bookcase--and soo and sit in the

parish church and hear Mass--I feel so coive et all about Miss Sharp And

in any case there is a soothing atreeable I love the French people! They are a continual

tonic, if one takes the senti it

to interfere with the practical necessities of life Ignorant people say

they are hysterical, and over passionate--They are nothing of the

kind--They believe in este" Where