The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-11
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the Turk " 80,
"Oh no-yes-that is--why do you askP'
"Why he has spoken to me several times, and
IN fact have half consented TO meet him to-mor-
row--but what's the matter-ars you faintF
ooh! no." said Ophelia, apparently choking with
some strong emotion, VI only felt little overcome
with the heat"
In few minutes afterwards the Turk and OPhe-
liza were in earnest conversational corner OF the
room.
''You did, sir, You peuured villaln!'
"Calm yourself, my dear creature, remember we
are observed"
81 cannot, sir; oh! fool, fool, that am! But re-
member you, sir, that can hate as well as"-
But here the Baboon who had somehow or other
90, the plump and lovely Madam de la Tour in his
embraces came whirling against the fair Ophelia,
vino seemed in fair way OF following her celebra-
ted namesake, and the remainder OF the converse
ton between her and the genter an who had, 1T
appeared, been carrying the maintenance OF his
character a little too far, lost Before the
evening was over, however, we perceived that
Opheli ashad indeed drowned all her sorrows-in
whiskey.
"Twas at the sign Of the fork,
Young Patrick first opened his throttle,
And being Native"-
"Stop your detestable noise, sir; the onlylNatves
we tolerate are the Native Americans" interposed
the individual who represented the NewYork Gen.
tleman."
Sand in troth, sir, but its only by passive tolera-
ton that you're allowed to show your ugly mug
anywhere; and by the piper that played before
Moses, sir, Pll tache you the doctrine OF passive
who we must say was ga little in liquor" here
administered blow TO the native gentiemans
skull-cup which sent him sprawllng on the door,
to the terrible discontinue OF Queen Nab whose
'gauze garments he had seized on to preserve hun
from falling, and which of course Swing way, left
her charming majesty in a condition very similar
to that of Queen Venus although In truth this ac-
cident to her majesty's wardrobe revealed very
10 mi pnt he
fore; y,
see the like Of that Z"
"Of whatp'
"Oh did YOU ever1''
"Hod me, Tom, shall expire"' :,
by all the gods, this beats the dignity BALI all
"oh! oh, oh. he, he, he, oh hold me. I shall
burst a biood-vessei''
Fortunately, however, for her majesty, in the
scuffle an Indispensable appendage to the dress II
seemed even of Queen Nab, had given way, and a
cloud of down and feathers was the consequence,
from the eyes OF the crowd, and escorted by four
or five of her attendant fulres she hurried TO one
of the dressing and with the AID oil needle
and thread, half dozen pockethandkerchiefs, q
pillow from Mrs Green's bed, and still glass OF
brandy and water, her majesty was able to make
her appearance again, looking almost as good an
new. 49,, =. $50
sob! crikey do you see our Bill smith,
"Yaw, 'pon my honor, so II Is; what Ii that he
has got with him-eh?
y" Egad, that's the gill he picked up at the Chat
ham last year" ~
"You don't say so. Well now-thats really
vugaw."
1He was devsh hard put about to get dresses
but John Povey lent him some Of Shylock's togge,
nv. and she got fancy dress from one OF her old
friends of the Chatham"
Glow did he get over that last little affair -
"What, that about the tillT'
eyes"
"Oh it all right, my cove, but he has to be
cautious just now, you know Hell make ano'hei
So there they go--a down town clerk and bis
! friend