LONGMANS, GREEN, AND CO.
AND NEW YORK: 15 EAST 16th STREET
P270.3
1890, Jrov. 12-1891, 141.2.8.
SPOTTISWOODE AND CO., NEW-STREET SQUARE
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FREEMAN, EDWARD A.
FROUDE, J. A.
GASKELL, LADY C. M.
GERARD, E.
GIBSON, JOHN
GOSSE, EDMUND W.
GOSSE, P. H.
GRAHAM, P. ANDERSON
GURNEY, EDMUND
HAGGARD, H. RIDER
HAKE, DR. T. G.
HALES, JOHN W.
HALL, A. D.
HAMERTON, P. G.
HAMILTON, A. H. A.
HARDWICKE, W. W.
HARDY, THOMAS
HARRIES, HY.
HARTE, BRET
HASTIE, BERNARD
HAWEIS, REV. H. R.
HEATHCOTE, A. M.
HENDERSON, W. J.
HERMAN, HENRY
HERVEY, CHARLES
HICKEY, MISS
HILLIER, G. LACY
HOLDEN, GEORGE
HORNE, R. HENGIST
HOWELLS, W. D.
HUDSON, W. H.
HUNT, MRS. ALFRED W.
HUNT, VIOLET
HUTCHINSON, HORACE
INGELOW, JEAN
JAMES, HENRY
JEFFERIES, RICHARD
JERSEY, COUNTESS OF
JESSOP, GEORGE H.
JESSOPP, REV. DR.
KEBBELL, T. E.
KENDALL, MISS MAY
KENNEDY, C. W.
KEY, MISS B. A.
KEYSER, ARTHUR
KIDD, BENJAMIN
KIPLING, RUDYARD
LANG, ANDREW
LAUGHTON, J. K.
LAYARD, MRS.
LELAND, CHARLES G.
LONG MAN, C. J.
LUMMIS, E. W.
MCCARTHY, JUSTIN, M.P.
MACKAIL, J. W.
MCPHERSON, J. G.
MALLINS, H.
MANSTON, AUGUSTUS
MARSH, RICHARD
MARTIN, MISS A. L.
MATTHEWS, BRANDER
MILLER, W. C.
MILNER, GEORGE
MOLESWORTH, MRS.
MORRIS, EDWARD E.
MORRIS, LEWIS
MURDOCH, W. L.
MURRAY, D. CHRISTIE
MURRAY, HENRY
MUSGRAVE, MRS.
NANSEN, DR. FRIDTJOF
NATHAN, GEORGE I.
NELSON, W. F.
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OLIPHANT, MRS.
OLIVER, J. WESTWOOD
ORME, ELIZA
OVERTON, CANON
OWEN, SIR R., C.B., F.R.S.
OWER, E. M.
PALEY, F. A.
PALMER, GREVILLE
PARKER, ROBERT WM.
PARR, MRS.
PARSONS, F. W.
PAYN, JAMES
PAYNE, JOHN ORLEBAR
PEEL, E. LENNOX
PEEL, W. LAIDLAW
PHILLIPPS-WOLLEY, C.
PHILLPOTTS, EDEN
POLLARD, MRS.
POLLOCK, W. H.
PRINCE, EDWARD E.
PRINSEP, VAL, A.R.A.
PROCTOR, RICHARD A.
PROTHERO, R. E.
PURVES, JAMES
Q.
REEVE, MRS.
RICHARDSON, B. W.
ROBERTS, CHAS. G. D.
ROBERTSON, D. J.
ROBINSON, É. KAY
ROSS, MRS.
ROSS, PERCY
ROWAN, M.
TAYLOR, U. ASHWORTH
TAYLOR, WELD
THACKERAY, F. ST. JOHN
TOMSON, GRAHAM R.
TREGEAR, E.
TRENCH, MISS
TROLLOPE, HENRY M.
TYNDALL, JOHN, F.R.S.
VACHELL, M. C.
WALFORD, L. B.
WALSINGHAM, LORD
WATKINS, REV. M. G.
WATKINS, S. CORNISH
WATSON, ALFRED E. T.
WATTS, W. H. S.
WEBER, F.
WERNER, MISS
WHITEFORD, S. T.
WILLINK, H. G.
WILSON, ANDREW, F.R.S.E.
WILSON, J. ARBUTHNOT
WOOD, REV. J. G.
WOTHERSPOON, G.
WRIGHT, MISS M.
YOXALL, H. J.
A TALE OF ONE HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
BY VAL PRINSEP, ASSOCIATE OF THE ROYAL ACADEMY.
ANY pleasant evenings were now enjoyed by the family, which
circle included M. Aubert and one or two others. General
Buonaparte came constantly, always accompanied by his aide-de-
camp, Junot. Many were the discussions he held with La Beauce
on the conduct of the war in Belgium, while Riouffe, listening with
attention, was deeply struck by the clearness of Buonaparte's
observations and the quickness of his comprehension.
'The General,' he whispered one day to Virginie, 'is the only
man I have seen who seems able to control the chaotic elements
we have roused by our glorious Revolution.'
In truth Riouffe had suffered so much through the disorders
of the Terror that he was intent on procuring peace at any price.
General Buonaparte's aide-de-camp, Junot, was entirely
devoted to his chief. Jean himself was not more attentive or more
self-sacrificing.
It was on the small remittances made to Junot by his family
that the two contrived to live. But Junot, being of a bold,
venturesome disposition, sought frequently to increase his supply
by gambling. The new luxury had no sooner appeared than
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