home　in　a　state　which　forbids　her　ever　appearing　in　society　again。　By
  one　of　those　chances　of　which　the　Abbe　de　Grancey　had　spoken；　she
  happened　to　be　on　the　Loire　in　a　steamboat　of　which　the　boiler　burst。
  Mademoiselle　de　Watteville　was　so　severely　injured　that　she　lost　her
  right　arm　and　her　left　leg；　her　face　is　marked　with　fearful　scars；
  which　have　bereft　her　of　her　beauty；　her　health；　cruelly　upset；　leaves
  her　few　days　free　from　suffering。　In　short；　she　now　never　leaves　the
  Chartreuse　of　les　Rouxey；　where　she　leads　a　life　wholly　devoted　to
  religious　practices。
  PARIS；　May　1842。
  End