CHAPTER V
tyenjoyments of tained in union amped its er on tion of country festivals, and purified tdepriving ty.
t tery are open to t Frances and Madeleineagain in t room. Frig finding tof sucone, as if they were in a church.
quot;e are in t; said t sister, forgetting tthere is no longer a king in France.
I encourage to go on; I , and tofollow me.
ion! o every sinted of substance!
Eart substances icularly meant for ic animals, are tial accessories of be a moreintimate connection betone and metals require longpreparations; t our first efforts, and belong less to to communities. Eartrary, truments of ted being w feed and serhimself.
tless, makes me feel so mucerested in tion I amexamining. t me to akno yet incorrectly formedvases of tell me of a declining intelligence,--in amp of every race, everycountry, and every age.
My companions seemed little interested in torical associations;t all credulous admiration ten underevery piece of ionof wonder.
In ttle courtyard, ws of some broken china.
Frances perceived a colored saucer almost s;w;
I undeceive elling ts of tory are sold all over t are boug troy tence?
Are o break do perfume our patenest nots taco to rectify innocent mistakes, in order to recover someuseless reality, is to be like t but ts of w is composed.
On leaving tory, ters, lessness, invited me to s first, but ted ure, t I feared to pain th some awkwardnessgave way.
e o look for a c