The Rebellion in the Cevennes. Ludwig Tieck

through the garden, and descended the vineyards already glittering, with the first rays of morning.

      "He is going there again to Alais," said his father sighing, "and his wild enthusiasm for nature gives place to a well-lighted saloon, card-playing, witticisms, and frivolous conversations. Woe to me that I must thus recognise in him the characteristics of my youth, disfigured and exaggerated!"