Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-06
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WEDNESDAY, MOANING. August .. is,s.
Mrs csudle .wishrs ~ know n they're going the
-,d<. sr uut the surnmer-thats all"


Mr. Csudle ..w.hss ~ know n they're going the
eide. es MT. this sutnmer-thst's all"
.iio,f Yes n !. hot, I'm nigh, as well be in
en- oven In this weather. You 10 forget It's
July, Mr.. Csuds. I've been waiting quiety-have never
spoken: yet word have you said OF the seaside yet
No, that or my-ef-oh my health isn't OF the
slightest Consequence. Aud indeed was going TO say
but wonthat tho sooner perhaps, TN out OF this world
the better. Oh yes; dare say you think so-of coure
you do. sse you wouldn't lie there saying nothing You're
enough 10 ayeravsc saint Candle. but You shsnt ,es
No, I've made up mind. aud never intend TO let
,ou again. Why saouid worry myself
"Dut all want to ssk you s thn; do you intend TO
10 the side this summer Yes You'll 90 to tra,cscnd
Then you'll alone, thsts all know. Gravesend You
might a. well empty salccllsr in the New River. aud
call that the side. What lrs handy FOR business
Thcre you again can never speak OF taking little
enjoyment, but you ding business in teeth. I'm
You let business stand IN the OF plea
sure Mr. Caudlenot you. IL would be all the better for
- your family " you dad.
"You know that Matilda wants sea-buhing; you know
IT, by tho looks oI the child and yeti Caudle
you'd have let the pass over and said
word sbout the matter. What do you Margate's
expensive Not at all. rm will be cheaper
In the end; for we don't We shall all be ill--evey
" us-in the winter. Not that health
quenee know that well enough. II yet.
You know Margatc's the only place breakfast
a aud Yet you talk OF Gsvcsend But what's my eating
you You wouldn't care # l never cat all. You
watch my appetite like any other husband otherwise you'd
have what MS come To.
.Whs do you saw How much will cost There you
are, Mr.. Caude, with your meahess again. When you
90 yourself To Blackwell Greenwich, YOU e.
yer ak, how much will cost WHAT Yon never 90
Blackweli Ila don't know that and il you don't that's
nothing all to do with II; Yes, give guinea
plate for whiiebait for yourself No. sir I'm not foolish
woman, and know very well what I'm talking about
nobody better guinea Tor whiiebait for yourself when
you grudgc pin, OF shnp- for your poor family. Emf
You don't grudge em anyihngl Yes, It's very well tor
you Inc there aud say What will it cost LIS
matter what u will cost for go all No;
we'll stay home We shall all be III in the winter
every VI oil but aud nothing makes you
i'll. I've doubt shall all be laid up, and thero'l be
doctors bill as long railroad; but mind that lis
beuer-much betiero pay for nasty physc than Tor fresh
air and wholesome salt Don't call woman, and
ask 'whst il will COST tell you you lay the
money dow before on that quilt, wouldn't 80 now,
certainly It's better should all be SICK yes then
you'll be pleased.
"Th,rs right Mr. Caudl go to sleep It's like your
uneeling self! I'm talking o all being laid up and
you like any unieeng stone, turn round and begin
10 sleep. Well think that's a pretty insult. How can
you sleep with such splinter in your flesh! | suppose
you TO call n spllneIl-and after the wife We
been to you But Caudle. you call what you
please; you IL make cry No. no. don't throw
away my upon any snch person What DOn'I'
Hs! that's your Ingrau,ude. But OF you de-
that any woman should love you. Ny poor heart
"Every body else can 90 out at town except Ha
~ I'd only married Smmons-wLati Why didn't r.
Yes thars all the thanks get Who's Simmons Oh,
You know very well who Summons is He'd have treated
me littIe better. think. lie n gentleman. You
can't tell May be but can. With such weather
this. stay melting in London and when the
coming in You won't have the painters in But
you nius aud they once come in I'm determined that
none OF us snail sur ilefn WIN ainly
d.,he house! We shall all be poisoned, OF but
what do you Tor that7
"Why can't | tell you what IL will cost How can or
any woman tell exactly what II will cost OF
lodgings-and nj Margate, little dearer than
living your house. Pooh. You know that Well,
if You did Mr.. Caude, suppose there's treason,
naming Sui, fyou take 'em for months they're
cheaper than for No. Mr. Caude, shall act be quite
tired OF il month. No. and II isn't that no
get Ut town than get home To
be was Tired II MsTgate three ago, when You
used 10 leave to walk about the beach 10y myself to be
stared at through all sorts OF telescopes. But you don't do
that again, Mr.. Caudlc, can tell you.
.What will do at MaTga,cl Why isn't there bathing,
and picking she aud Amt there the packets, with
the donkeys aud the last novel; whatever read
for the only place where really relish book al the
seaside No, II isn't that like salt with my reading,
Mr.. Csude, suppose you call that joke2 You might
keep your jokes for the daytime think But was
saying-oniy always will Interrupt me-he ocean a.
ways open the mind. ! nothing 10
times the -side-speciaY when the tides down.
feel 80 happy; quite as 1t could cry.
"When shall get the things ready1 For next Sunday
What will IL cost Oh, there-dont talk OF II. NJ:
won't go. ] shalt send for the painters, Tomorrow
What 80 and take the children. and you'll stay -
No, go with OF don't stir I'm going 10 be
turned loose like hen with her chickens, and nobody
protect So we'll 60 Mondayl En-
"What will ia cost What man you are. Why eau
DIE I've been reckoning that with bull slippers and ALL
can't well do it under seventy pounds. MOL won't take
away the slippers and say nifty: seventy pounds, and
less. OF courso what's Will be much saved. eau
DIE, what a you arci Well, shall 60 Monday
What do you say Quill sect There's 4 dear. Then,
Monday"
Anything Tor chance Of peace" writes CAUDLE. 81
consented 10 the "Trip. for thought might sleep better in
change Of bed"