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'I am concerned to hear it,' said Mada, particularly to distress you?'

'Alas, yes! within this half hour; and I know not where the report may

end;--my pride was never so shocked before, but I assure you the report

is totally void of foundation' 'Good God!' exclaimed Madame Clairval,'

what can be done? Can you point out any way, by which I can assist, or

console you?'

'The only way, by which you can do either,' replied Madao'

'Well! but pray infor, that I know not how to e Do you observe that

youngwith

Mademoiselle D'Emery?' 'Yes, I perceive whom you mean' 'You observe how

little he has the air of a person of condition; I was saying just now,

that I should not have thought hientleman, if I had not seen him