New-York tribune., 1841-07-30

Mggs up to this point order that she might have MIN at
disadvantage Tne manaruvre succeeded well that
GABRIEL only made WY face and, with The warning he had
jus, had, fresh hi- rnnd did dare say word
The difference ended therefore. Mggs being presented
with gown by Mrs Warden and hal;-a--rown by Dolly
had eninen;y distinguished herself in the paths OF
morality and goodness Mrs v according custom ex-
pressed her hope yerdea would take lesson from hat
ksa passed and learn conduct for the time TO
and the dHner being cold and nobody appetite
very much improved by what had passed they with
it, Mrs. Warden said. IKE Christians.
A. there 10 b. grand parade OF the Royal East Lon
don Volunteer, that afternoon. the o.ksrith did more
work. bu; down comfortably with his pipe in his mouth
and his round his pretty daughters waist looking lev
ingv on Mrs v from time tine and exhibiting from the
crown OF his lead the sole OF his foot smiling surface
Of good hurnor And be when time TO dress
him in MS -egnentas and Doy. hanging about him IN al
kinds OF graceful winning ways helped button and buckle
and brush min up and him OF the highest coats
thai made by mortal tailor, ne the prodes
father IL all England.
what hasiy jude it is" said the locksmith to Mrs
Warden who stood bv with folded hands-rather proud OF
her husband ioo-vhe Msgs held hi> cap and sword al
arms length ii mis1usting that the latter might run
some through the body, OF il accord but never
marry soldier Doll my dear.
Doly did nj ask why not. say word sdeed, but
stopped her mead down very low to ne his sash
never wear this dress. said honest Gabriel. but
think OF poor Joe Wiet. loved joe he was always a
favorie o. Poor Joe!-Dear heart, my GIRL do
| tie in tight
Dolly laughed-not ike herself at all-the sransesi o
laugh that could be-and held her head down lower STILL
Poor Joe " resumed the locksuith rnuttering 70 him
self; avavs wish he had | might have
made it Mp between ,her If he had. An old John made
great mistake in his way of acting ~ that lad-a great
mis,akc-Haye YOU nearly tied that sash, my dear
What an illmade SASH it was There it was, loose again
and trailing on the ground. Dolly obliged to knee
down. and rcconmeuce Al the beginning.
Never mind Young Wilet. Warden, said his wife own-
ing vou might find more deserving TO talk asou'
| think. e"
Miss Miggs gave great sniff to the effect.
Nav Martha cried the iocksniih do nit let us bear
too hard upon him II the lad is dead indeed we II deal
kindly by his memory
runaway and a yagabond - said Mrs. Warden
Miss Miggs expressed her concurrence a. before
a runaway nv dear bun a vagabond. returned the
lock smith in gentle tone He behaved himself we'll did
Joe-always-and handsome manly fellow Don
call him vagaboud, Martha
Mrs Warden coughcd-and so did Miggs
He tried hard to gam your good opinion, Martini can
tell YOU said the locsith smiling and roking IN. chm
All that ne did 1t but yesterday that he toll
lowed me the MayPsle door one night ard begged
me not TO say how like boy they used hlm-say here at
home he meant though the time. recoeet, did n I I'M
derst,nd And how ; Miss Dolly, sir says Joe, pur-
sued the locksmiih musng sorrowully, All! Poor Joe
Well, | declare cried Miggs. " Oh Goodness sra
cious ~
What 5 the matter now said Gabriel Ing sharply
| to her.
WHY, if here ant Miss Dolly said the handmade
stopping down to look into her face g giving way 'c
floods of tears. Oh min OH sir Rally is give ne such
turn cried the susceptible danse pressing her hand upon
her side qucl the partaton OF her heart that you
might kn<ck me down with feather.
The locksnith after glancing at Miss Mggs as If he
could have wished have feather brought raightway
looked ON with broad stare, while Dolly hurried away fol
lowed by that sympahi,ing young woman then turning to
hi. Wife sammercd out Is Dolly i'll Have Idone any
thing l. my fault -
Your fault' cried Mrs. v. rcproachfully. There
You had better make haste out
What have done :" SAID poor Gabriel " was agree.
that Mr. Edwards to be mentioned, and
have spoken Of him, have -
Mrs Warden merely replied that she had patience will
him. and bounced off after the other The unfortunate
locksnth wound his sash about him grded his sword
put on his cap and walked out.
al M, much of dab at my exercise, ne said unde
his breath but shall get into fewer scraPes at that WORK
than at this Every the world for something
my department be to make every woman arg with
out meaning it. It's rather hard! ~
But he forget it before he reached rhc end of the
and went with a shining face, noddng TO the neghbor'
and howerng about his friendly greetings like mild sprin!
rain.