New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-05-03

Begging your pardon min returned Niggs with slril!
rapd;-v sic was rot ms irtcnons and such h.pe is
not ny character. though but
Answering lggs. aEG providing Yourself retorcd
her mistress DOCKING round wi;h dgnt: IL and 'hc
;lne Flow dare YOU speak OF angels in connection
Win your sinful acknowledgements said Mrs Fardon
eaHcin. herself neishoorns mirror. ana arranging
the ribbon OF her cap in becoming tashoa mere
worms and grOvclcrs j are
I'D intend MIN YOU please give offence, said
Niggs confident in the strength If her compliment and de-
yeoplag strong the throat usual and did expect
would be taoh such hope know my uuwor,h-
and la hate and despi>c myself and all my fellow
creatures q very practicable Christian should
You nave thr goodness if YOU please, said Mrs. Var
don. o:tly step up stairs and il Dolly has finished
dressing and tell he that the chair that ordered Tor her
viii be here in minute and that she keeps it waiting
shall send away that instant. m sorry 70 that
do nj take your Nardon and that YOU do MT take yours
Nj Joseph; though OF course would lie foolish, OF
expect ha aay thing a canbe had at home, and the
pany OF females. would please y0u.
ms pronoun Understood IN the plural sense and in
cVded both gentlemen upon both of whom it rather
hard AID undiscovered for Gabriel had applied himself the
mea with very promising appetite until it spolt by
female society Of the och,mtl, houscor for part Of it,
At al events-aS could well entertain.
Bat he had opportunity saving any thing in his
defence for az that moment Dolly herself appeared aud
s;ruc him quite dumb with her beauty. Never had Dolly
ooei handsome she did then in oil the glow and grace
OF youth. with ali charms increased hundred fold By
becoming dress b. thousand little coquciSh
hich nosody could with better grace and all the
sparkling expectation of TINT accurscd party 1t pos
BIZ tell how Joe hated a party wherever II was and all
lie ether people who going il whoever they
And she hardly looked hnl-no hardly looked him.
And when the clair through the open door coming
buucring into the workshop actually capped her hands
and seemed glad 20 But Joe gave her his aril-therc
corstor in ihat-and handed her into it. Ia
her herself inside with her laughing brighter than
diamonds and her handsomely she had the prcict hand
in the word-on the ledge the open winiow and her lit
tie finger provok;ngly and partly tilted up Is wondered
WIN Joe dii n squeeze or kiss il To think how well one
Of the modest snowdrops would have become that
bodice. aNd how they lying neglected outside the par
lor window! To see how Miggs looked on with face
prcss;ye OF knowing how ali this l.yelire got up and
OF beng IL the OF every string and pm and hook and
eyr and saying it amt half real you think and could
Look q;c well myself i took the pains To hear that
provoking precious little when the chair hoistcd
i; poles ana catch tina; transient but nottobciogo
OF the happy face withiu-wha tornents and
gravos AMI yet what delights these The very chair
seemed favored rivals they bore hcr down tie street
There such alteration in a small room III
small .a paror when they went back to finish
tea. So dark deserted. perfectly discnchantcd 1t
seemed sach sheer be sitting taney there when
>he was a dance with lovers than could calcu-
late utierug about herewith the whole party dotng and
aoriag her. and wanting marry her Mggs hover
uG about and the fact Of her existence the cir
Of her having been tori appeared after Dolly
uc unnccountablc PRACTICE Joke II was impossible To
talk Ii c0uld Mt be done He had nothing left for IL but to
stir his tea round and round and onnd and ruminate all
the destinations Of tn. locksmiths lovely daughter.
Gabriel dull too 1t part of the certain nncer
,anty OF Mrs Yardon temper that when they in this
conditi.n. $40 should be gay and sprghtv.
need have cheerful disposition, am SAID the
smiling housewife. preserve my spiris at all; and how
do it can scarcely tell.
th min, sighed Misgs, begging your pardon for tic
interruptions there ant many like YOU
Take away Alrgs," said Mrs. vardon, rising, " take
away pray know IN here and wish every
BODY themselves Itee had better 60
. No no Martha cried the loclsmith. Stop here.
m shall be ery sorry to lose you, en- Joe Joe
started. and said CertaHly.'
hank vow Vardop. my dear, returned his wife ; but
know your wishes better Tobacco and beer or spirits,
have much greater than any can boast OF ard
therefore shall and up stairs and look out et The WIN
dow ms love. Good night, Mr.. Joseph m very glad TO
l1y, seen you and only wish could have provided
thing more suitable to your Remember me very
kindly il vo, please to old Mr.. Wiet and tell him that
whenever he here have to pluck with him,
Good night
Having uttered these words with great of mas
ne the good lady dropped curtscy remarkable for its con-
tcsccu-Jn. ard se1eucly Withdrew.
And it was Tor this Joe had looked forward the twenty
fifth Of March Tor week, and weeks aud had gathered the
flowers with so much care and had cooked his hat, and
ma hcselt sr71rt Iris the end of all his bold
discrimination resolved upon for the hundrcdth tine, to
speak Dolly and tell her how he loved her 10 see
her for 4 rinu;e-or but mnueto End her going out
party, and glad so 10 be looked upon as common
pipr-srlohcr becrbibber sprguzzler and tesspot lie
bale farewell to his friend the ocksmth, and fastened to
take horse at the Black Lion thinking he turned toward
home a many another Joe has thought before and since
that here wa, an end all his hopcs-hat the thing
impossible and never could b-and that she did FOR
hin-ha he wretched for e-and that the only con-
genial prospect lstt for him. 10 for soldier
sailor and GO, obigng enemy knock his brains out
possible.
CHAPTER XIV.
Joe Wilct rode leisurely along his despondng mood