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Edward L. Pierce, Memoir and letters of Charles Sumner: volume 3, Chapter 41: search for health.—journey to Europe.—continued disability.—1857-1858. (search)
Her husband, Auguste Laugel (1830–), has been the secretary of the Duc d'aumale, and is distinguished as a writer on literature and politics. and her French husband. I have not seen her since she stood with her mother at the antislavery fairs in Boston. April 6. Michel Chevalier called to-day, and invited me to dine this evening. Dinner pleasant; nobody present but himself and wife, a prefect, and a judge. From there went to the Comtesse de Circourt's, where was a pleasant company. April 7. Still suffering from My cold; kept in the house nearly all day. Dined at the Club Des Chemins de Fer, on invitation of Comte Treilhard; Adolphe Treilhard (1815-1880), a judge and councillor of state. about eleven at table. April 8. Went to Poissy, about fifteen miles from Paris, to see the cattle show. Kergorlay was to have been his companion, but was prevented by illness. I have seen larger in Kentucky. The ceremonies on the distribution of the prizes were interesting. Too tire