Southern telegraph., 1836-09-13

INV s"1#~li aaHPECt FsCetfou more hea
venly smiles than any one else; and as L
Kisses could get them Just where pleased
| was Poet-laureate 10 the sex, and have a
Illnes had on my hands quite a library o
albums, IN which it was NV wont to writ,
s'anZas, which put all suspicion to rest, b,
convincing their owners that was not onl,
poet but lover, and that they several,
were the special objects Of my bouudles.
1 was just twcny-one years and seven
teen days old when | encountered Miss Su
san, Lhad not yet gone through the ordea
oi hre, and consequently my affection.
were fresh, tender and unselrod. Ilwa.
no' long IN determining on the propriety o
marrying her, and commenced regular
series OF attentions, with direct eye to ma,
trimOny.
Icalled on Susan on one Of the sweetest
moonlight nights that eyerscattcred romance
on the love-making month of Nav. Nv
charmer sat at the window; and, ufler the
usual proliminaries about health had been
gotten through with, | proposed that we
should take a walk. She asson;cd, and soon
might have been seen hanging to my arm,
saun'enng along, and turning up her gIo-
rlouS dark eye at me, afer a fashion that
made me feel curious, assure YOU.
slow superlatiyely simple il is" said /,
I'm people to stay within doors on such a
night as this, when they might be out re-
treshlng their affections vii the hrnoih nj
loye.n
Yes" minced my charmor-" Isn't that
a gloIons apoStrophe to the moon, and a
splendid scene in Vivian Grey? You knew
what have reference to, Mr.. LuckIess-
that scene in which Vivian stands in the old
gallery, and Mrs. Felix Lorraine comes in
and fqqstens herself on him, with the grasp
Of tiger" :
"oh, ycs-ycs--I rccolect II perfectly
wel!' Don't YOU think, Miss Susan, that
FWI1a IS a splendid hera?"
q 81 far as his intellect goes, ] certainly
do' do you know that you often remind
me OF hm?"
"No--in what cspcct?n said !, eagerly.
Why, you are toIcrahIy good-looking,
ant nt So ,-,,,. -
T i inros, ~ "''l'I0u'I,h5' "I !n "' h}hcry ana good
,.%a'e's' ,.Ias ana "'IlaI' quite Seii-posScSsed,
when one is inclined to think you rathe-
lmp1dent."
% II l hou9ht yoa believed what you said,
'ouS'"' would run ana Jump into the river
without parley."
"elI' | advise you to start off, sir, for
! ,lgg / Ii
"Ssus" ,IM you Del'eye every word | said"
VOW MIS-, | won't drown myself for
sPHe' II might be advisable to take leap
80 ,,o '"0 i'oV'' however, htter tile manner OF
no' una cure my heart OF love"
III you have any OF that useless c1mmo-
.h NV! upos' you' "oaid advise You to take
NC 'oyoFs leap Ii would delight me to see
you .h3ppaeF'oS about IN the waters, and
!, A"ui BhnSt certainly would iiighten the lit
&c :. 'iT"ts % i, ,.'I.l mo ecSIac'es,|
,pl D1f suppose should got drowned"
way, then' would write your cptaph,
anu 'nor'ly ai'er become subject Tor the
uoc'oFSIpresentng the rare spectacle OF a
young ndy P'nng away into tho and OF
S"Su3"s ,U' c' broken heart
, "n"' loolS m The rall'ery OF pretty girl
l'aNes S "a the pest OF us! ' couldn't say
"oi1 "y way q re'oH'
Gohle, lees sIi down on ms ios' sald l.
'A'a" mu., 10 "oio so",eu'
Goh, !, s;I DYTu-'aui 'l,e ONO looks py moon
o e n,.; a' I'u - r. Gnu e !oho9r mus Io'k IKE
o ia '"''o"oos G u 's''leS anu sPrl's oisenoo-
'.E w. ''',t ,L, Gay c, /.
oov6aI,, ,bn, - ,T SPGn'Ilu NI n'en'' hG'
81 ~ 'ilt e, ui1' ,, rom Moore mas ABOUT Is's
III MS '"'-,''no" L''cureoh'
Wa ~. y was vas one i o. those sweet nights
Her bridal crcnt g '"v's oc I'"t tS oi oyef'' sn.S
~ ' ,'''"'''
,IA Is lost such night as this, sup.
pose, MI i.9ckIes%."
very l'NoIy--i sometimes wish nag
iiFed IN Egypt loVo lhelr snpors1ltons.' :
"Aha tac" you might have been wor-
ShiPPeo. a.,
no"
lou know CARES were sacred, ant
adorea."
NOW that's too bad, Snsan-and JUS
nt H. rat.v -.