Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1843-07-22
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GoHststNg-1H amusing sfase eoBc
adtsatefa "a sheft time aEp H HentIetna
s*ett into lila t5neh Office 1T Utica, Nh
booked himself f5t i residence near Oswe
e.. In the coach na4 Il beautiful CIR
Ito gentleman Thought If NIL ~fofsut,4 b
would like her for II travelling eainpatiieu
10 his great delight rs the eaAnil drove III
~ tie door, he found lliHt ki1n vas a tlag
sebgsf. Upon belpg asked Hllete shi
would Like TO sit, she sail bY ihls aeItIe
tnan, abiding 10 orr hero. He felt tnneI
Hattered, aud thanked ~Eia,,vet, thai his per
sonal appearance had eaptiyHtedtso charm
ing n ~fet'iaIe.
Smack went The whip. round went the
wheels. The gentleman cohsefsea with
the lady, he found her free aud easy. tid
from her agreeable manner felt rs if he
had known her all lis life. Evening clos.
ai in Upon them-With e~vanifu came
twilight. and very shortly afterwards,
darkness. On rtmbIed The coach. ioltlnp
and ~ietlfit,g In q most remarkable manner.
II was an net Of paliteness, doubtless on
The fart Of The gentleman, 10 e~neireIe the
waist ri his fur companion With lis arm.
just 10 keep ler free ftotr The Iolling 10
Which she would other wise lie subjected
lie did this with SOME tltflliltY.-Io his
surprise no objection was made 10 II. en-.
c%onraEed nv his freedom allowed, ~ dark
ness had spread her sable veil over that
portion OF lhH earth on which the conets
was running, he drew her to la4l. aud i'm.
printed a kiss OH her nectafian lips.
The couch did not tfhpel yer$ u,iisRlV.
but The enatnoufed youth thought 1t flew.
when he found himself tn The following
day, within II feu rods of lti9 uncIa' = house.
sia told bls lar companion ilHt thtY must
shortly separate. Spoke nf d" here We meet
too SOON IL patt,' mud tnatia ttse Df many
other romantic speeches, expressive ot bis
deep regret at being compelled Ia sever go
soon from an9 Nho had bteu ns Il bright
and glorious sunbeam on his e%attIlif pill
grltnage, and whose menory would live
forever and II day after. in his bosom. To
bis exceeding surprise. the Young I,dY de-.
clared that he had been 50 exceedingly
kind that she eouldn think # parting with
hun. that 4he would 20 with hun 10 his IN.
h0tten.
lie told Der lint he dared not take aocIf
liberty. That ta bal been 10 Europe for
soe1e years. and that hltaaatf u stfeaeaf
comparatively. IL his unrte. he contl bel
tnGtpd1r" Il Indy. whn wa@ u stranger to
hiss, and lis rHIatiors.
Iha lady eyihcad bysfoFiraI symptoms,
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atm again encifclFd her waist. and
thetf lips again owned n secret commu
Mon. The coach stopped. The gentle.
man bad arrived nt The end ri Its Journey.
lie babe the lady farewell II was no go.
insisted IN bis protecting her. She
got ont If the toaelp with bin. and follow.
sd him 10 his uncle llouseS
lie was in n dreadful state of mind
pleasant n kiss in the dark was
III the previous night the i1cnntbranfe
If ii peitlcont OIL such m OCCASION was
'nfthiBg but satisfactory, He walked
nto the parlof, and with what b. coneetv.
ii 10 be uubla@hlng islpudEbee. tbs lady
oIl"wed. While he vas thinking how he
.ot'Id pn7sibiY csplnih the a%flif, he was
seEcotnnd bv hie uncle, and The y Dung Ia
" Was weiGuluso loo. and Kissed by his
arnlIy.-SIo wAs his cousin.
On Flts entering The coach Office nj Iii.
II and booking his mime and flare If des.
l%nntton, she knew nj nnca that he WINS her
aud resolved to have ii hugh nj
- expense and perhaps she did when
he told her stage coach adventure, aud the
right to which she pai her colstnl What
Ibo't'es they take. The gentleman was
nj considerable but LET those
augh who via. lie won his cousin. and
hey nre now bone Of ono bone. and fiosll
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