The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-12-12

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was passanle, ana no gcniieman wouid MINK
aot examining 'ne exTem''ies OF MS cover
ing, OF pIy laso me sh'',s ne nad oeeh pu'
70 ior sniri. Tom ihougnt nimseii passaoie,
and nc resolved 70 pass nimseii ON ior o'h-
nsf, u possible. a Stranger ioilng eas'iy on
se'tee near MN looked Vulnerable, ana
Iom approaching n'm 10 2 very Diano ano
ircndiy manner, remarked:
EXCUSE me, ~, put you iooA % 'nucn
me an ola inend o. mlne' y - wno
mas resided ior years ~ inc SCUM 'na' : CAM !
help addressing you."
u am from Inc souin' sp' ans"e'eo 'ne
Stranger couHeouuy pu' no' u'e ps'so"
you speak OIL knov hIm Io however ana am
p'eased 20 encoun,e, : 'ienu ~ me.
ina's ", ss'o oln 20 n'n're'', so'"'h'
easy as Ioliins Oh . ioe: -n-,
an an'ma'su conve'sauon rnsueo, "heu
ended oy iom Deng sskeo 20 a,ne' anu wnen y:
me eoug p.Oe'u'neu u,e .ao'o sp.ao, |"
walked 'ne s'1ange. ano lom aiu, ~ sa,,n5
large a. NE ana 'wice as na'ula'' lle caneu
ihc walters with an air of ease, passed Inc
sIrapger's wine with an air Of freedom,
laughed unsteady, jesied with spirit, wiped
his mouth with grace, and in short, complete
~ csp,ivrled tho southemer During the
period ofTom's luxuriaiing, he was observed
by the landlord, who indignant, sent ser
want 10 order him frem the table. Tom had
"come ii'' over him forso many odd dinners,
without shadow Of prospect for pay, that
approached, whispered in bis ear and stood
of to give him room 10 move. Tom clutched
fae wine bottle, With The intention Of hurl-
ing i,sthis head, but altering his purpose,
he poured out another glass. drank i Of,
looked daggsrs at the servant, and in mo-
mant moro smiled confidence upon his
friends.
.Would you believe IL" said Ten TO the
southerner, "lhat since my absence for few
days past, a rival house Of our "shipping
firmn has whispered the possibility Of our
failure, and this rsscnlly landlord, having
heard the calumny, has insulied me here at
the table by sending asefvant 10 demand the
iri6ing sum owe him."
The Snnihcrner was hnrning with indig-
ha.ion: IL
III y 700 nunl,ilaung, aooe1 ON, no'
Dreaming o. sucn IN ouHage' am ennIely
anp;osloeo 2 ,nls momen,; J; 4
neie, ny uoa. ioiio"' P'omP"y "ne'eo
his ineno, mere - my pocse' 0ook' make
use o. J, stnou' .esm''on'
"iouie very kino, saio iom, very
w'ii ou. borrow 'n's 'nousano oolla, OH 'or'a
moment knoW 'ne rascal cant change
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with IN ar Of onended prde, LON, ap-
preaching ine once OF she hoiei, 'ne iahd-
lord, isown'ng WIN anger $1,000 a. 'ne oes.'
the offended "dlner Out" put hIs name 70 ms
eyes az u hiding deep emo'lon' ana tnen ao-
sressed Inc ianoloio, 70 . s'Fickeh voice ne
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