SS SS ee

 

)

    
  
  
 
 
 
  
 
  
     
    
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

 

USS ee pare OE, . Cus

222 “ CARROTS.”

der if the one that was left still misses the
other ?”

But that was all we said about them.

The next morning I was in a fever to go
out and see all that was to be seen. I dragged oh

 

hs
poor mamma into all the churches, and half AS
the shops, and would have had her all through QIN fc

the castle too, but that she declared she could. THe
do no more. So we came to a halt at the great.
« Place,” and sat down on a nice shady seat to.
watch the people; I consoling myself with the
reflection that, as we were to be four months
at Pau, there was still a /¢t/e time left for
sight-seeing.

It was very amusing. There were people
of all nations, chzldren of all nations, — little
French boys and girls, prettily but simply
dressed, some chatting merrily, some walking
primly beside their white-capped donnes ; little
Russians, looking rather grand, but not so
grand as their nurses in their rich costumes
of bright scarlet and blue, embroidered in gold ;,
some very pert, shrill-voiced Americans; and a