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E!" Then suddenly, his anger fell, his face became impassive again, and
he looked at me with so scornful, insolent and calm a glance, that my
patience came to an end. I raised my hand, and gave him the best box on
the ear I ever gave in my life. At the noise, the door opened, and my
witnesses appeared solemn and indignant. "Monsieur! this is infamous!"
"Yes, isn't it?" said the poor fellow, showing his red cheek. You can
imagine my confusion. Happily, I took the line of fainting, and melting
into torrents of tears, which relieved me greatly. At present, Henri is
in my room. He watches by me, nurses me, and is really most kind. What
can I do? What a checkmate! This will not prove very satisfactory to
Monsieur Petitbry. Nina de B. [Illustration: p129-140] [Illustration:
p130-141] [Illustration: p133-144] BOHEMIA AT HOME. I hardly fancy it
would be possible to find in the whole of Paris, a more lively and
peculiar house than that of the sculptor Simaise. Life there is one
continual round of festivities. At whatever hour you drop in upon them,
a sound of singing and laughter, or the jingle of a piano, guitar, or
tamtam greets you. You can never