Les œuvres de Charles Paul de Kock . sourit malicieusement quand elle vit whohad venu la voir. La jeune fille encore worea pansement blanc-veste et jupe de futaine un peu;ce costume était très devenir pour elle, il broughtout tous ses points. Si nous osions, nous voudrions dire costume thatthis devient à toutes les femmes - ajout,toutefois, à condition qu'ils sont bien faits. C'est Mademoiselle Georgette, l'embroid-eress ? Dupont a déclaré, dans l'hypothèse d'un air paternel. Oui, monsieur, c'est moi. - Mademoiselle, je suis venu - je bevery beaucoup heureux - ils m-, monsieur, je ne peux pas vous parler au thelanding. Dupo

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The works of Charles Paul de Kock . smiled mischievously when she saw whohad come to see her. The young girl still worea white dressing-jacket and a little fustian skirt;this costume was very becoming to her, it broughtout all her points. If we dared, we would say thatthis costume is becoming to all women — adding, however, provided they are well-made. Is this Mademoiselle Georgette, the embroid-eress ? said Dupont, assuming a fatherly air. Yes, monsieur, thats me. Mademoiselle — I have come — I should bevery much pleased — they told me— Come in, monsieur, I cant talk to you on thelanding. Dupont desired nothing better than to respondto this invitation, he entered this room which hehad as yet only half seen through the window.The furniture was extremely simple, but every-thing was exquisitely neat; the floor was waxedand polished, and there was not a grain of dust onanything ; the bed was well-made and very white, and the whole condition of the place highly credit-able to the person who dwelt there, Demosthenes, . Mademoiselle, I came to— For something, I presume, monsieur? Photogravure from Original Drawing by Louis Meynell. CHARLES PAUL DE KOCK 25 interrogated as to what constituted an orator, re-plied, Elocution, elocution, elocution; a philo-sophical king, asked as to what would cause theramparts of a city to fall, answered, Money, money, money ; and Ninon, of whom someoneinquired what she considered the true adornmentof woman, responded, Propriety, propriety, propriety. The young girl offered Dupont a chair; shedid the honors of her simple abode with infiniteease, and was not at all abashed in the presence ofthis gentleman. He it was, on the contrary, who intrying to assume an important manner became em-barrassed and found it difficult to speak, the moreso as Mademoiselle Georgette waited for him to doso as if she was restraining a great desire to laugh. Mademoiselle, I came to — For something, I presume, monsieur ? Yes, mademoiselle; they told me that

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