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Updated: July 8, 2025
"Stop joking and tell me who drew the Saint Bernard." "Madame Rosalie, or Rosa Bonheur, as you call her." "But she never came here!" "Yes, she did once. Soubrette is her great-grandniece, or something." "Yes, and Madame Bonheur pays my way and keeps me in the Ecole des Beaux Arts.
By the way, mother told me last night that she's pretty sure in those little family colleges they run a 'prep' department, which takes in the last two years of high school. Perhaps I could persuade them that the great-grandniece of Cassius Cato would be a deserving object of their consideration. Don't forget to pack my skates, Helen. I loaned them to you last, and they're hanging in your closet."
The Duchess Bredenbutta was forty-seventh cousin to the Monarch of Mo and great-grandniece to the Queen; so you can readily see she was nearly related to the Princess Pattycake and had blue blood in her veins. She lived in a pretty house on the banks of Rootbeer River, and one of her favorite amusements was to row on the river in her boat, which, although rather small, was light as a cork.
Now that I am better, I write you, my brother, and close with these words: I await you! make all haste! Your sister, Louisa Cheval. "My grandmother," resumes the memorandum of the Creole great-grandniece, "had often read this letter, and had recounted to me the incidents that followed its reception. It was with difficulty that she used her right leg.
A few days ago a great-grandniece was sent to me, a child under ten years old, that has no other relative. She is as tawny as a frog, as scraggy as a spider, yet, withal, as cunning as an ape, and as learned as a book. Judge for yourself, sire; here is my little monster coming to salute you." Bizarre turned his head and saw a child that answered in every respect to the countess's description.
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