The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1831-02-12

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ths royal socjetyg p = ~; s.tc--f
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society most bs I "a of very 1wu fslssscI.
1" Hemi" quoth M. Easls. q Duey
Imy dear, lreally wish yes woald tabS
somsthing.' s'lss ass
"I sscsM like 10 take sos.sshise, y, ~
said the youpg lady sieui6caasIy.
What b u, my dears'' .s's
az trip to LONDON, ps. !" 'ser
"A trip to purgatory" -quosh Mr..
Easle; |" What would you do ia Londoui',
20, / should be % wen and . happys
Pm sure shoulds" ~
H..s you not every 'hisg yes wee,
"Y-,-s, pa-but then l want excite.
|ment Tn 90 fsisie, % ennsi, SOL don't
know what-that can't keep inyssk =
wake in the day time" 79 81
That is because you are up st parties
almost oil night, my dear; but / wish you
would try and be happy. I'm sure you've
every thing to make you %. Try, my
dear; now DO try" ssS
7" I can't pa; indeed can't-nothine
|excites me now" 81 z
(" Suppose you 70 and buy new real
Cashmere shawl, my dear!" f
The idea reused the ysung lady, and
she acceded To the proposal with delight
lul facility. The old gentleman gave her
a thousand dollars, and away she went %
merry as Z cricket. as- - 80
The excitement Of the Cashmere shawl
lasted whole fortnight; by that time ev-
cry body had seen and admired, and
heard how much il cost, and there was
end ofthe excitement. Captain Chifing-
ton and his monkey called too, and talked
more eloquently than ever Of the air no-
Bile, the air distingue, the duchess Of Dc.
vonshire, Lord Wellington, and the lord
knows who. The next morning Julia
was triste, snnsied, downright sick, and
Doctor Fizzlcsig was called in. The
|old gentleman was at his banking house,
turning penny AZ usual. The doctor
advised dose Of calomel.
Pshaw, doctor,' replied julie; "if
you want me to get well, prescribe me .
dose Of London. !" M a
"That's medicine I, never heard Of
BEFORE" quoth the doctor.
g =" 1t may be 60, doctor; but il 10 SOW
ereign remedy, Cor al that"
Tho doctor was no fool, though be was
a fellow Of the royal society and prescrib-
ed calomel for the recovery Of lost pur.
ses. He Immediately recommended 4
voyage for the young lady 3 disorder.
Mr.. Earle was alarmed at the immj-
nent danger indicated by the necessity Of
. sea voyage. ~
g. Is she in decline =" asked be with
tears in his eyes. \, "a. g. "a
s'" Not exactly" said the doctor, "she's
Extraordinarily a little pred,s-
that way---she wants
change Of arr" i+s TX IA es..ryg 5
!. "The Oir noble," thought the young
"Well, if 1 must must" quoth Mr..
Earle, when the doctor was gone away.
' 1t will be very inconvenient for me to
go; it will be thousands out Of my pocket
and derange my business sadly. 49, sr,l
"Well, pa, fits 30 very inconvenient,
vou know the Dobbses are going to Lon.
Ion, and they will take me under their
wing" - .stss
! /" Hem--I don't like Mrs. Dobb's winr.
md choose to have you under my own.~-
But what shall l do in Lohdoni Pei hsps
may make'a profitable speculation, |" and
10 rubbed his hands in the anticipation.
"Yes, and then you know, pa, you
now you've been 80 civil 10 al the dis
inguished Englishmen that have visited
he city. You know you gave six din
'ers to the marquis Oft, party to Lady
L., public breakfast to. Lord b., aud
3eneral G. staid with us Ia the country a
vholc month, you know, Pc; OIL We shah
e quite at home, and receive such atten-
ions! I shouldnt be surprised five were
o 60 to Almack's, and be prese nted at
ourt" -
The good gentleman felt himself grad
ally melting at this description Of the
arsdise that awaited them abroad. He
made his preparations with infinite aIacr,-
y, and the very neat packet saw them. on