At the first Revolution I had come into possession of a copy of _Christine_ inscribed with the arms of the Duchesse de Berry. At the second, I obtained some old yellow papers that lay on the floor, which I was allowed to take because the sentinel thought they were valueless. It will be noticed that I am not one of the persons who grow rich out of revolutions. True, I do not come under the category of those who are submerged by them. I sail above them, like birds and clouds; then, when the revolutions are over, I direct my flight, not to the side where lie power and fortune, but to the 1 side of justice and faithfulness, even though I should have to follow justice into exile and loyalty through proscription. But here is a copy of the papers: they themselves will speak better than any notes or commentaries could. THE CHILDREN'S BREAKFASTS Fr. C. The young princes and their {Six portions, at 90 c. 5.40 tutors {Seven loaves, at 20 c. 1.40 Princesses Louise and Marie {One soup, at at 1.50 and Madame de Mallet. {Two portions 1.80 {Two loaves 0.40 Princesse Clémentine and {One soup, at 1.50 Madame Angelet {One portion, at 0.90 {Two loaves 0.40 THE CHILDREN'S BREAKFASTS--(_continued_) Fr. C. Duc de Nemours and M. {Cold meat 1.50 Larnac, who take them to {Entremet 1.50 the college {Two portions 0.80 {Two loaves 0.40 ______ [Extra sugar paid for separately] Total by day, without coffee paid separately 18.50 Extra, 10 c. per portion 1.10 ______ 19.60 25 c. Soup and entremet 1.20 11 S., 13 loaves, 4 portions ______ 20.80 _New Tariff of Expenses--Housekeeping Establishment_ For my table, the same except the suppression of the two fixed price meals of 6 fr. and 12 fr. (18 fr. altogether), the two monthly settlements of 1000 fr. and 150 fr. and a discharge to the contractor, of the payment of 1010 fr. per annum for the water-carrier. FOR MY CHILDREN'S TABLE, INCLUDING THEIR TEACHERS _Breakfast_--(A special tariff kept up during my absence as well as presence). Fr. C.