New-York tribune., 1841-07-21
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dogs received with very iatter'sg marks 0t
and respect r., b;,,self
The leader of this small party-or, including
they but three in numbcr-was our oo t; ~ have
Mr. Tappertit who seemed, physically 5Pca.,s, ~ III
grown smaller with wears particularly as TO MS [
were stupeudousy le) but who, IN mo- ;, gant
in personal dignity and sclf-eseen hao S en- - 60,
Nor was By any difficult lot ~, I-U.o ip
- ., 5o.oc, III, s,ate of feeling IN the Gocuoo4il rem
tice for il not only proclaimed itseli i",Pess! ~
mistake in b naiestc walk and Klnohs eye, oul iouno
- . f revelation in his turned-np nose which
secuted all things OF EARN WIN oeeP ui'uai'' a ''5"
communion with its kindred skies
NJ TaDpertit as chief captain of the Bull dogs at
,.rded by his iouenans; the tall conrade OF ms
Younger life the other, Prentice Knight in days OF yore-
Mark Gilbert bound in the oden time 10 Thomas Curzon OF
the Golden Fleece These gentlemen like himself, were
now emancpaled from their Prentice thradom and served
as iourncymen; but they were in humble emulation ef m
great example bold and daring Spirits and aspred to dis
ringused state great political Hence their con
nexon with the Protestant Association OF England, sane
toned by the Lord George Gordon and hence their
present visit to The Boot.
Gcn,lemen said Mr. Tappertit, taking of his hat as
great General might addressing his troops We'll met
N.Y. Lord does me and you the honor send MS compliments
per SELF
'You We seen my Lord too, have you" said Dennis
see him this afternoon"
NV duty called me 10 the Lobby when shop shat
up; and him there, sir" Mr. TarPert rePcd as nc
and his Licutenan took their " How do you doF
Lively master lively" said the fellow. Here 8 new
brother regularly down black and whlte py uSter
Gashford credit the OF the stick-anothS
sort; one arterrny heart. ID ye him Has he go'
the looks of that II do do you think he cried, a.
he slapped Hugh the back.
Looks or no looks said Hugh, with drunken flourish
of his arm m the you want. hate the Papists,
every one of en- They hate and | hate them. They
do me all the harm they can, and II do them all the harm
can. Hurrah"
Was there ever said Dennis, looking round the
when the echo of his bosterous voice had died was
there ever such game boy Why mean say brothers,
that il Muster Gassford had gone hundred miles and got
together fifty Of the rum they would nj have
been worth this one
The greater part of the company implicitly subscribed to
this opinion and testified their faith in Hugh by mods and
looks Of Significance Mr. Tappcrtit sat and conte-
plated him for long time in silence, he suspended hs
judgement; then drew little him. and eyed him
carefully then close up to him, and took
him apart dark corner
Il say he began, with thoughtful brow, have MT
YOU before l'
II like you may said Hugh, in his careless way :"
do MT know; should Mt wonder
No bat it very easily settled returned Sim Look
DID you ever see @e before You would mt be
likely to forget it, you know, if you ever did Look at me
Don't he afraid; | won't do YOU any harn lake a good
look-seady now.
The encouraging way in whish Mr. Tappert made this
request and coupled with that ne need
frightened amused Hugh mghuly-so much indeed, that
he nehing all OF te small man before him. through
closing his eyes in Of hearty laughter which shoon his
great broad sides ustil they achcd again.
Come SAID Mr.. lappertit, growing httlc impatient
under this dsrespectful treatment. Do you know
fe.ley ~
Not cried Hugh Ha ha ha Not [. But should
like to-
And yet I'd have wagered seven-shlins piece, SAID
Mr. Tappert, folding his and confronting him with
In, legs wide apart and firmly planted the ground, that
YOU once were hoster the MaypOle
Hugh opened his eyes hearing this, and looked at hl
great surprise
And so YOU were too,' said Mr.. Tappertit pushing
him away. with condescendng playiulness When did
my eyes dcceye-uncss 1t was young woman DO
you know now ?"
Why it ant" Hugh faltercd.
Ant it,, said Mr. Tappertit. Are you sure OF that
You remember &. Warden, do MT you ~
Certainly Hugh did, and he remembered D. Warden too
but that he did n, tell him.
You remember coming down there, before was out OF
my time ask after vagabond that had boted of, and
left his diSconsoatc father prey the beres emotions
aud all the rest of lido Mt you = said Mr.. Tapper
'' Of course | do ,! cried Hugh And you there.
Saw there said MIR. Tappertit. " Yes, should
think YOU did there The place would be trcsbed to
go without Do MT you remember my thinking you
liked the vagaboad and that account going quarrel with
you and then finding YOU detesed him worse than poison
going TO drink with you7 Don't you remember 'ha'
20 To be sure ~ cried Hugh
Well and you IN the same m'h" nov" s"'" WI
Tappertit.
iYcs - roared Hugh.
Yeu speak like a man. said Mr.. Tappertit Z" and II
shake hands with YOU With these conciaory expressions
he suited the the word and Hugh meeting his ad-
readily they performed the ceremony with SHOW OF
great heariincss.
Il find said Mr. Tappcrt, looking round on the assem-
bca guests that brother What shis-name and | are old
heard any thing of that
cal, suppose, ch ~
No, syllable, replied Hugh. II never want to.
don't believe ever shall. He 5 dead long ago, hope
IT'S 10 be hoped for the sake of mankind gcReal
and the happiness of society that he said Mr. TapPert
rubbing his palm upon his legs and looking at it between
whles. Is your other hand all cleaner? Much the
same Well II owe YOU another shake. We II suppose
done, if yeu We objection.
Hugh laughed again, and with such thorough abandon
his mad humor tha, his limbs seemed dislocated
und his whole frame in danger of tumbns pieces but
Mr. rappertit far from receiving this extreme merrment
with any irritation was pleased regard with the
favor and Join far OF his gravity and
station could with any regard that decency and decorum
which men in high places expected TO maintain
Mir. Tappertit did stop here many public charac-
might have done bat calling up his brace of eutenants
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