The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-11-25

cfreadine--tod me so, 4 good
chool first, eh J Then three girls running
Mary, Anne, and Fanny. Pack them of TO
good school too. Never mind. Then comes
William, eigh,-and Stephen. seven. Think
know where to place Jhem-Jusi the right
age. Perhaps cant do il nj once, though
Ilumph. That's all | can take at present.
The other three, Sarah. Henry. and Philip. |
too young. Well, my worthy Wag, you will
hear about what | mean To do With them be-
fore long, aud friend OF niue will call upon
you some day to consult about the best way Of
increasing your business. Settle all in time. - '
No more 10 say now, but .by--eh7 Paid
the landlords bill before breakfast, cause don't
like TO be KEEP, waiting. Dido', mean to have
stopped longer than TO change horses when |
came Yesterday. Glad have, though, Hope
YOU wun't be sorry. ilolla waiter is MY
carriage ready Z al the door. sir shouted
the landlord nreply. That's right exelsim-
ed the extraordinary elderly gentleman
4 Goodbye, my worthy Wag! Remember
me to Mrs. Wae, and give my love to all the
hule Wags. Ten besides yourselves. 4
dozen Wass in Que fimily! Never expected
to see such sight as that! He, he he See
it again though, hope. Wag together all o
you, like a bundle Of sticks, hope" And
laughing and utleIing similar incohercpt sen
tenccs alternately. he walked briskly along III,
passage to his carriage, into which he forth
with jumped, and, having repeated his valedic
ton TO the astoundcd shopkeeper, ordered th'
poslillioa 10 drive on.
| Thus Jeremiah was prevented from eNpres
ing his grateful feelings for such wonderful
promises, and So stood gaping 10 silence I'll
the carriage was out OF sight.
Why you seem regularly 'mazed, neighbor !!
exclaimed the landlord.
Enough TO make me- replied Mr.. Wag.-
II one half what I've heard this morning
should come true. I shall be lucky fellow
that's all -
The old fellows cracked observed Titus
/ Twist. Hes a gentleman, however, every
inch of him, that | will say for him. Did'n,
make a word abou, nothing. All right. Used
to good living, no doubt. More's the pity, AZ
he's cracked. lie certainly ought not to be
allowed 10 travel without a servant, as h,
does
.WcN' observed jeremiah, Il don't know
what TO say, or what to think about IL; but.
he is cracked-humph ! dent know. ]
may be so. However. there's no hsnn don
yet.
So, he's been cramming you, en-" SAT-
mine host. Made you a present Of ths moon
perhaps They do fancy strange things, an
ihink themselves kipgs. aud very rich in par
iicular.'
/ The uuih Of ihiS latter assertion made al
impression upon our worthy sbop-keepsr, VIII
communicated it TO his wife; but she had take
great fancy to tho odd old gentleman, an
was not to be shaken in her conviction that h
really would be as good as his word
Well observed her husband, time wi
show and, at all events, it was no bad thin
to sell six pieces Of fine linen at once. w
don't have such customers every day. How
ever, the best thing we can do is, to keep OF
own secret; for, il the neghbors wero to he;
II, wo should never hear the last OF It,
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