The notary's nose;

THE NOTARY'S NOSE.
I.
THE EAST AND WEST AT WAR.
BLOOD FLOWS.
MASTER' ALFRED L'AMBERT, before the
fatal blow which obliged him to change
his nose, was certainly the most brilliant
notary in France. At that time, he was
thirty-two years old; his figure was noble, his eyes large and well set, he had
"the front of Jove himself," and beard
and hair of the blond tint most approved. His nose (the noblest feature
that ever bore the name) had the sweep
of the eagle's beak. Yet, notwithstand