foolishness might be all very well for a clever woman like her poor,

dear Rose! She grew distrustful: she feared some treachery on

Mignon's part, for he was quite capable of preaching to his wife,

and so she gave Fauchery his CONGE as he now only paid her in fame.

But she always recollected him kindly. They had both enjoyed

themselves so much at the expense of that fool of a La Faloise!

They would never have thought of seeing each other again if the

delight of fooling such a perfect idiot had not egged them on! It