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f'o Speaking Of the first inn at shlreh,
brings to mind d lddferoGs cffcdmStahce fa har-
ltehed some ffiy or sixty years aga at church.
7 The rector, thong a man of pEofoupd 1eafning
land" great theolo gian, was Of such ecsentfe
ftabitS, as often create ad066t AMONG the vulgar
whether he was at sifies c6np0s StentSs favihg
rema rked for severa successive Sundays; gcitle-
man, who was no, parfshioner iHTariabiy hsihg
seat in a pew nexi to that m which young widoW
fiadysat he constantly eyed them and detected the
young gentleman slyfy drawing the y6nAg 3adfYEs
| glove from offthe back of a. pew where She vas
accustomed to place il, ther hsnd and arm being
Idelicately lar)-and pulling IN Il small hheatly
folded note. Bvaandsby2 the lady's pfayeFlbcok
feil-of course hecitlehtali frotlIe edgt Of er
tpew into the gentleman he picked il up fodnda
feat turned dotsn. and he hastily scanned pas
sage, which evidently ,eadsed d smile Of eoihpsa
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- Dor minister saw a1llthc the proceedinss and
continued to- watch them for two Successive Euh-
days On'the third Sunday as soon as the.coff6c-
lions were made, while the beadfes yA waft6a 10
attend him 10 the cha6cei our eeEentfiS .fn
isrong distinct voice, sdid AS pubiis The batihs
Of marriage between M aud N, tdeIi6s pro-
rouncihg the nan6rs Of The parties any Of you
know jnstc idse, Sc! eThseyes ofthe c0HgreSatiOn
were set on Them, the lady with sHffused bushes,
and the gentleman crilnsoncd With anger, Ashe
mining herself with vehetnence, and he 6pehin9
and shutting the spew door with rags ana Ti6letiee,
the minister meanwhile proceeding thf61gk this
duties with the same decofum as IF innocent ofthe
agitation he had excited: e'si sAni q b9lis isgh'S
e The SERMON preached and the serxfees ended,
away to the Yestry rushed the PARTIES dt the heels
ofthe pastor "tNho authorizsd you; sir, 10 hi4ke
such publication of the banns2" idepahded tfe$
both in one breath tef ~" bGa y l'9sf3U5 ssst 10
Authorized mel' said he, witifA Stare, which
heightened tfle onfusioh 's: Yts sir tdttforiked
YOU" "Ohl" saidthe minister, tahha sly gtanee
alternately at each, "ff YOU don't appro8s Of il
r1fforbid the ibanns' next SdhdAys'9da - 1ao saw
"a" slr' said the lady, 'ayud have been tot Off
cious already; nobody requested you 10 do any
thing you had beltet mind your own ib6sfnes%s
"Why, my pretty dear, !" said helt puHing Der
on the check, "s7vhatE have dome has been AL in
ihe way of business and if yo do not like waft
for three paBlieations, Indtise you "asturhing
to the gchtlefndh-Aeto procure The license, The
ring and the fee and then the who 10 matter may
be settled as soon as to morrow. nj Well" IT.
piled the gentleman, addressing the widow, H with
yonr permission, 4 will get them, and we may be
married in day or two" Sc Oh, you may both
do as you please, pettishly. yet nothing 10th, re-
piled the lady, 1t was but day or two after, the
license was procured, and the parson received his
fee, the bridegroom his bride, and the widow for
the last time threw her gloves over the back Of
her pew, and it was afterwards lhdtghe parties
wore satisfied with their gains. - &tiis4H sst1