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Even together, he and mamma and you know what a strong businezz partner a French wife can be they could not save it. Both of them were, I think, more artist than merchant, and when all that kind of businezz began to be divorce' from art and married to machinery" the narrator made a sad gesture. "Kultur against culture, was it? and your father not the sort to change masters." "True again.
I think I wasn' ever so naughty aboud anything else. But in the en', with the businezz always diclining, that turn' out fortunate. By and by mamma she persuade' papa to let her take a part in the pursuanze of the businezz. But she did that all out of sight of the public " "Had you never a brother or sister?" "Yes, long ago. We'll not speak of that. A sizter, two brothers; but scarlet-fever "
Chezter, you will egscuse if that bride an' groom don't look pritty fresh; biccause eighteen seventy-three they have not change' their clothingg!" "Chérie," said Aline, "I think first we better read the manuscript, and then." After a breath of hesitation "Yes! read firs' and then. Alway' businezz biffo'!"
Every way they are suit' to each other and we think if that poor old rue Royale con-tinue to run down, that will even be good to join those two businezz' together. And bisside', sinze a li'l' shaver Dubroca he ain't never love nobody else, only Mélanie. "But also De l'Isle, like Dubroca, he was always pretty glad of every egscuse to drop in there at Mme. Alexandre and pass word with Mélanie.
"Even mamma," the girl was saying, "she didn' escape that contagion, and by reason of that she was compelled to let papa put me in her place in the businezz; and after getting well she never was the same and I rittained the place till a year avter, when she pas' away, and I have it yet." "And who filled M. Alexandre's place?" "Oh, that? Tis fil' partly by Mme.
And by reason that she's kep' that from her mother sinze the firz', she say tell not Mme. Alexandre but Mme. Castanado, even when mademoiselle say if Mme. Castanado then also monsieur; biccause madame she'll certainly make that condition, and biccause monsieur he can assist her to commenze that whole businezz over, French way.
I 'ave brother' and sizter'. We all get marrie', and they, they are scatter' over the face of Louisiana. But me, I'm the oldest and my father take great trouble in educating me to sugceed him in his businezz, and so I did, like you see.
So, when he get well he say, 'Papa, I can' stay any mo' in rue Royale, neither in that vieux carré, neither in that Louisiana. And my grandpère and all that coterie they say: 'To go at Connect-icut, or Kanzaz, or Californie, tha'z no ril-ief; you muz' go at France and Spain, wherever 'tis good to study the iron-work, whiles we are hoping there will be a renaissance in that art and that businezz; and same time only the good God know' what he can cause to happen to lead a child of the faith out of trouble and sorrow.
But tha'z not all; hardly was it half. One thing beside was the miz-conduct of an agent, the man who lately" a silent smile. "What? sold your aunts that manuscript?" "Yes. But he didn' count the most. Oh, the whole businezz, except papa's, became, as we say give me the word!" "Americanized?" "No, papa he always refused to call it that. Mr.
Once I pointed, and papa 'My daughter, there are many ways to go bankrupt worse than in money, and to have gone bankrupt in none of them there he stopped; he was too noble for pride. No, the businezz, juz' year after year it starved to death.
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