The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-04-19
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His ewes flashed with angry d;san- /

His eyes flashed with angry disap-
pointment. 81 see how it is, Master:
my opinion is, that you are black-leg.
You don't know whore your home is
you begin with Washington and then
dropit for Philadelphia; you must pay
your bill.
s'But can't.
"Then I'll take your clothes; if |
don't blow me tight"
"Scoundrir!'' said |, rising bolt up
right, do it if you dare! do it! and
leave the rest 10 metz
There were no more words. He a
rose deliberately, seized my hat, and
my only inexpressibles, and walked
down stairs.
Physicians say that two excitements
cannot exhst al the same time in one
system.
/ External circumstances drove away
almost Immediately, the confusion in
my brain.
rose and looked out OF the window.
The snow was descending as ] drum
med on the pane. What was | to do?
An unhappy "sans culottes," in q
strange city--no money, and slightly
inebriated. A thought struck me.
had large cloak, which, with all
my other appointments, save thsse he
took, the landlord had spared.
| dressed Immediately, drew on my
boots over my fair drawers-not I'm.
like small clothes; put on my cravat
vest and-coat; laid travelling cap from
my trunk jauntly over my forehead
and finging my fine long mantle grace
fully about me, made my way GU
tn rough the hall into the street. At
.tracted by shining lamps in the portic'
of new hotel few squares from m
first lodging, | entered, recorded SOM
name on the books, and bespoke bee
Every thing was fresh and nea
every servant attenlive--all argue
we'll. kept myself closely cloaked
puffed cigar, and retired to bed
mature my plot.
ssNaiter brush my clothes well m
fine fellow" said |, in the morning, I
he entered my room.
"Mind the pantaIoons; don't spill an
thing from the pockets; there's none
in both.
l dent see any pantaloons."
The devil you don't! where a
7 they.
}. Cant tell, I'm sure; i don't know
s'elp me God"
he $50 down sir, and tell your mast
Of to come up here Immediately"
in The publican was with me in m
lis ment.
~ had arisen and worked my face
IN. fore the glass into a fendish look
EN- passion.
sh- ssLandlord!n exclaimed /, with
oh fierce gesture, 81 have been robbed, S
IRE robbed! My pantaIoons and purse &C
in tanning three fifty dollar notes, are goI
Bile This is a pretty hotel! Is this
ar way you fulfil the injunctions OF scr
the ture? | am a stranger. and | find II
us'' selrtaken in, with vengence. "
nth expose you at once if am not reco
dy, pensed.
,rd "Pray, keep your temper" said
agita!ed public 81 have just epel
nv this house, and it is getting a good r
would you. ruin its reputation tor
and accident? | will find out the viii
rcd who has robbed you, and will S
hat for tailor TO measure you Tor y
,use missing garment. Your money 81
was be refunded. Do you not see that y
anger is useless?''
al The next evening, with one hund
the and fifty dollars in my pocket, | ca
on my guardian in Philadelphia
ors sixty dollars. He gave it with
lear ture on collegiate dissipation, III
the shall not soon forget. ! enclosed
the money back to my honorable i
= lord, by the first post, settl ed my o
rorr hill at old Crusty's the first pulls
/ be and got my trunk by mail.
ad it oo,No.
lifted LAl6 A00A-,~-.