Do you remember Michaud, whom I had under my orders at the works some six years ago?

"Last March," continued Morange, "I happened to meet Michaud, who told me all that, and showed himself very amiable.

Augustin Thierry described, with romantic fascination, the exploits of the Normans; Michaud brought out his Crusades, Barante his Chronicles, Sismondi his Italian Republics, Michelet his lively conception of France in the Middle Ages, Capefigue the Life of Louis XIV., and Lamartine his poetical paintings of the Girondists.

The next, M. Michaud, had been also an advocate, and is possessor of considerable property in the department of the Doubs; he is a most rigid unbending republican, something in the style of Verrina in Schiller's Fiesco; he opposed the assumption of the supreme power by Buonaparte on the 18th Brumaire; he voted against the Consulship for life, as well as against the assumption of the Imperial dignity.

I see a good deal of Mlle Michaud.

This intolerant discourse, more worthy of a raving Jesuit than of a Protestant minister, was deservedly scouted by the inhabitants of Lausanne; but this did not hinder poor Mlle Michaud from being much affected at the opprobrious tirade directed against a set of men, among whom her father bore a conspicuous part, and who acted from patriotic motives.

Jean Baptists Michaud, a member of the Directoire du département du Doubs, and a member of the National Convention, voted the death of Louis XVI and against the proposed appeal to the people.

Vieux Michaud, I suppose?" "That's his name.

And now Michaud, who's her right hand and has been for years.

The Picard woman is subtle, and Michaud is subtle."

On his way home he met Father Antoine not far from Michaud's door.

"I've been at Michaud's," he answered.

IV Each night the gathering at Vieux Michaud's became larger; it grew too large for the house, and presently overflowed into the yard behind, where Michaud kept his lumber.

IV Each night the gathering at Vieux Michaud's became larger; it grew too large for the house, and presently overflowed into the yard behind, where Michaud kept his lumber.

There were few women among them at first and fewer young men; Simpson, who knew that youth ought to be more hospitable to new ideas than age, thought this a little strange and spoke to Michaud about it.

"But they are my friends, m'sieu'," answered Michaud.

Soon after his first sermon he began little by little to introduce ritual into the meetings at Michaud's, so that they became decorous; rum-drinking was postponed till after the concluding prayer, and that in itself was a triumph.

Vieux Michaud sprang from the circle into the full firelight, feet stamping, eyes glaring.

MICHAUD, REGIS.

MICHAUD, REGIS.

CHORUS.Il est en bas. BOURGEOIS.Oh! reveille, reveille, reveille, Oh! reveille, Michaud est en haut!

It was always a point of etiquette to look astonished at the luck of Michaud in remaining in the tree, spite of the breaking of the branch, and the joke had to be repeated through all the varieties of fruit-trees that Michaud might be supposed able to climb.

It was always a point of etiquette to look astonished at the luck of Michaud in remaining in the tree, spite of the breaking of the branch, and the joke had to be repeated through all the varieties of fruit-trees that Michaud might be supposed able to climb.

[Footnote 6: Michaud climbed into a plum-tree, to gather plums.

Joseph Michaud's three islands............... United States.