Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-21
From the y Y. Mirrorl
VI u 4 X MING YER.
Mr SECOND Essay WITH MRS. rAssABLE rRorr.

The eneriy with which lowered the brink OF mat
fhony "he" very young could only be
Oy iaInous creduy. The number OF very mothers
VI very PLAIN families who point their respecta-
Die offspring as their mmnen papa, udicrousy I'M
probable The truth is that had powerful imagination
IN my early youth and no 'reazing sense coral neck
lace, warm from the wearer-a shoe with little round
tii IN the soeanything hannela bitten rosebud with
me marx OF tooth on ia glove, himble-'ither
o. ,hSe was agony, ecstacy To anything with curs and
sts especially encircled by sky blue SASH my heart
was as prodigal as a Croton hydrant.-Ah me.
But, oi all my short eternal attachments, Fidea Bach
Since Ms r. Tro, the kindest fairest Faithess
OF course she was since my does begin with T.
but 1t she did not continue love me-P. Trott or no p
IrotTshe was 'h"ekingy forsworn be proved by
several stars usually considered very attentive
lraiher piued poor lrott-for knew
"Her hear-t was anothor-"
and he rich and forty odd But they seemed 10 live
very hamoniously and ayaed myself of such little
soanons as tell IN my way, it the result Of philosophy
never forgot the iaithiess Fdeia.
TINS Is the disemboweled narrative dear reader-skin
ping from the madenhOOd heroine her wdowhood
hiteen yeaTsye would have you supply here and there
6etweeniy My sutierings at seeing NV adored FL
dea go daily into another mans house shut the door
after her you can easily Though not in the hab
OF ieoeung against human institutions 1t did
h' Tue marriage ceremony had no business give old
IroIt quite 50 much for his money But the nggravatin
part OF was 10 come Mrs. p Trou grew preier every
day and OF course three hundred aud noticeable
degrees preiier every year She seemed incapable of or
not liable 10, wear and and probably old Tro was
man III doors Of even behaviour And, should be said
t0oiat tor her model! She embeshed her dimpes grew
shaower Ine by re like the progress Of statue the
superiority Tell away from original Miss Bnch as
designed IN heayen and when old Passabe died
knew what that T. stood for till II betrayed by the in
discreet plate his coffin Mrs. Trot thirty three years
old, was at her maximum OF beauty Plump, taper, trans
Parenuy tar with like high conditioned Venus
and neck set on like tie swell 81 French horn, she
consumedly good looking. When | saw in the paper
died, Mr. T. Trou,' | went out, and walked past the
house with overpOwering emotions. Thanks to a great
many reiusas had been faithful could bring her the
same heart unused and undamaged which had offered
heE before could generously overlook Mr. Trotrs teu-
poEay occupation, (since he had his money-and
when her mourning should be over-tle yery iay-the
very hou-her first love should be ready her. good
new!
have said nothing OF any evidence OF continued attach
ment on the part OF Mrs Irot.-She dsc-ee person
and nothkely compromise Mr.. p Trou till she knew tn,
strength OF his constitution But there one evidence
lingering preference which built upon as a rock | nae
not visited her during fifteen year. Trott liked me not
you can guess why! But had nephew five years ole
wren Miss balch was my privately engaged" and like
me- thar boy could be copied by nature He was our
un7upecnng messenger OF love- going play old Bachs
garden when forbidden the house unconscious of the
heidouX III the pocket ofhis pnaUre and boy af-
ter our separation seemed Fdea cling. He grew up
youth OF mnd and manners, and sui. cherished HIM
lie all but lived al old Trots pe;ted and made Of
iieT Constant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS riduG-iu-
deed when home from college, her sole society Are you
surprised tai IN all this there tenderness reminis-
| cence that touched and assured me- All