. Croquis de caractère de l'amour, de la fiction et le théâtre. composé par le titre général de contes de mon hôte (q.v.). (Voir en introduction à la Black-Divarf.) Bien entendu Clara^ Jacques et Aristide Adrien Marie, artiste Gillot, graveur 7 ACQIJES havingpM * a découvert qu'il est un fils naturel, reproachesClara, sa mère, d'avoir si longtemps dissimulé thei ruth de lui.son vieil ami Aristide Frissard entre. Aristide.Canaille ! Jacques (En colère).Monsieur ! Aristide.Oh, vous ne m'effraie pas. Je vous répète que l'homme qui insultsa femme est un lâche, mais l'homme qui insulte Mme mère est une canaille.

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. Character sketches of romance, fiction and the drama. alled by the general title ofThe Tales of My Landlord (q.v.). (See in-troduction to The Black Divarf.) Of course Clara^ Jacques and Aristide Adrien Marie, Artist Gillot, Engraver 7 *ACQIJES havingpM discovered that he is a natural son, reproachesClara, his mother, for having so long concealed thei ruth from him.Her old friend Aristide Frissard enters. Aristide.Scoundrel! Jacques (angrily).Sir! Aristide.Oh, you do not frighten me. I repeat to you that the man who insultsa woman is a coward, hut the man who insults Ms mother is a scoundrel.Go, embrace your mother, wretched boy! Jacques (throwing himself at his mothers feet).Ah, you are right, I am a scoundrel! Clara. My poor child ! Jacques (offering his hand to Aristide, but addressing his mother).Forgive me, forgive me, I pray ! Clara. Yes, I understand and I pardon you. Jacques. For a moment I was mad, I was so astonished at what I had heard. Now, I am calm, let us never Speak of the matter again. Le Fits Naturel, by A. Dumas, fits.. CLARA, JACQUES AND ARISTIDE. CLEISHBOTHAM 239 CLEON the real author is Sir Walter Scott (1771- deed, if it conies in the way of his humor.—B.]^332). Jonson, Every Man in His Humor, iii. 2 (1598). Mrs. Dorothea Cleishbotham, wife of theschoolmaster, a perfect Xantippe, and a sworn sister of the Eumenides. Clelia or Cloelia, a Roman maiden, one of the hostages given to Porsena.She made her escape from the Etruscancamp by swimming across the Tiber.* Be-ing sent back by the Romans, Porsena notonly set her at hberty for her gallantdeed, but allowed her to take with her apart of the hostages. Mdlle. Scuderi hasa novel on the subject, entitled Clelie, Histoire Bomaine. Oui- statutes—not those that men desire—Sleek odalisques [Turkish slaves]. . butThe Carian Artemisia. . [See Artemisia.]Clelia, Cornelia. . and the Roman browsOf Agrippina. Tennyson, The Princess, ii. Clelia, a vain, frivolous female butter-fly, with a smattering of eve

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