New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-04-19
NEw-yoRk, MONDAY. APRIL 10. 1s41.

And like himself to do CRED the girl p-tllH-
round hi. neck and giving him enthusiastic Kiss
Like himself" repeated Gabriel affecting TO srunb!c
but evidently delighted with the part ne had taken and with
her praise. Very Ike hnsclfso your leter said How
he mingled with the crowd and pettiy worried and
badgered be was warrant you with people squeaklng,
Do Mt know me ? and We found sou out, and all that
kind OF in his He might have wandered on
Till but in little there young lady who had
taken of her mask OF the place being very warm
and sitting there alone
And that was she ,, said his daughter hastily.
And that She, replied the locksmith; and l no
whispered her wha the matter softly Doll
and with nearly much you could have used yourself
than she gives kind of scream and faints away
What did you do-what happened next asked his
daughter.
Why the masks came locng round with general noise
and hubbub and thought yselfn luck get clearoi. that
all. reioncd the locksmith . What happened when
reached home YOU NAV guess if YOU did Mt hear All
Well, it poor heart that reoices Put Toby this
way. my dear.
This Toby vva4 the brown Jug Of which previous mention
has been made Applying his lips to the WORTHY old gentle
mans benevolent forehead. the ocksmil who had all this
been ayaang among he eatable kept them there
long the raising the vessel slowly in the air that
length Toby stood hi head upon his when he
Smoked his p-. and him the table again with fond
reluctance.
Although Sim Tappertit had taken share in this
saon part of being addressed him. he had been
wanting in such silent manifestations of establishment he
deemed compatible with the favorable display OF his
arlv advantageous opportunity for doing great with
them upon the ocksIn,- daughter (who, he had doubt
looking HIM with admration he began to screw
and his face and especially those casrcs into such
;ra0rdinary dcous and unparalleled contorons that Ga
brel who happened look toward him, stricken with
Why what the devil : the with the lad = cried
the locksmilh. l. he choking"
Who demanded Sim. with some disdan.
Who why you, returned his master. g What do YOU
by making those horrible faces your breakfast
Faces are matters of taste sir said Mr. Tapper;,
Their discounted the less because he the lock-
smith daughter smiling.
SIM r,oincd Gabriel laughing heartily. " Do n; be n
fool for rather you your These young te-
lows he added turning 10 his daughter, are always COM
uniting oly another. There quarrel between
Joe Wlct and old ohm last night though can Joe
much fault either He II be missing Of these mornings
and will have gone away upon wild goose GRAND seek
ing his fortune Why what : the matter Doll You are
making faces The girls bad the boys ever
Bit"
at the tea said Dolly turning alternately very red and
very white, which doubt the effect of slight scad-
very hot.
Mr. 1anpcrtir looked ;r,r,onsoly big u4ern loaf on
the table and breathed hard.
Is that all ?" returned the locksmh. Put some more
milk in il Yes, am sorry for joe because ne Is likely
Young fellow and gains upon every time him
Bu he II of you II find Indeed he told much
HIMSELF!
Indeed - cried Dolly in a flint voice. In-deed :"
Is the tickling your throat still, my dear!" said the
locksmih.
But before his daughter could make him any answer she
was taken with troublesome cough, and it such very
unpleasant cough that when she left of the start
ing in her bright The good-naurcd locksmith still
pang her the back and applying such gentle cstoratives,
when message arrived from rs. Vadon, making known to
all whom might that she felt too much ndpoSed
after her great agitation and anxiety of the previous
night and therefore desired be Immediately aoconmoda-
Ted with the little black teapot of strong mixed tea, couple
rounds of buttccd midilngsized dish of beet and
ham Gu; thin and the Protestant Manual in volumes post
Like other ladies who in ages flour
shcl upon this globe Mrs NarIon devout when
i-,empercd. Whenever she and her husband
unusual variance, then the Protestant Manual in high
feather.
Knowing experience what these requests portended
the trimvirae broke up Dolly the orders executed
with all despatch Gabriel out-odoor work in his
little chaise and Sim his daily duty in the workshop to
which he carried The big look although the loaf
manned behind.
Indeed the big look increased immensely and when he
had tied his apron on had become quite gigantic 1t
not until he had several walked up and down with fold
cd arms and had kicked many small articles out of
his wav that his lip began curl. At length gloomy de-
upon his features and he smiled uttcrn
while with supreme contempt the monosyla " Joe y
eyed her while he talked about the fellow, ne said.
and that of course the reason OF her being confused
Joe =!
He walked up and down again much quicker than before
and If possible with longer strides sometimes stopping
take his legs and sometimes jerk out as WERE
and cas-, from hin another In tue course OF quarter
hour he again assumed the paper and tried to
work No. II could not be- done.
Il II do nothing to-day said Mr.. Tappcr, dashing it
down again. but grind II grind all the tools Grinding
will suit my present hlmor we'll Joei'
Whirrrr The Crindstone motion the
sparks were ving off showers This the occupation
for his heated spirit.
Something will come OF this, - said M Tappertn, paus
ing as in triumph and wipng his heated face upon his
sleeve. Something VIII OF this hope may Mt be
human gore.
Whirr-r-r-y-r-r-c-r.
CHAPTER V.
the business OF the day the locksmlth
sailed forth alone visit the wounded gentleman and
tain the progress of his recovery The house where he had
left him was by-strcet in Southwark not far from Lon
don Bridge; and hher he HE'D with all speed bent upon
turning with little delay nigh, be, and getting to bed
beiiTnes.
The evening better than the
vous night had been. L. easy for stout man ike
GabEe! keen hi. les the 20 make head