The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-07
snFIFTEEN CENTS WEEK. NEW


MT mean that, SIR sis he, be plaised to give me
your hat Give it to you = sis l oh, by gor,
that IS too bad would you have me go home in the
| night air without hat9' 'Oh, no, SIR sis he
for you tall you cong home The divil thrust
you,' sis L; what wild make me give you my hat,
at all at all-cant take care of it myself 'Oh,
SIR sis he, thrusting out his hand for it, every
jontiman that dimes here gives me his hat to take
| care of Well, you see, the fellow was so pursua-
slve that there was no getting over II so, sis j,
Oh very well, plaise your reverence, put it by in
| cane place. sis an he tuck it an put it by
d thank you for your cane, sis another jontil-
man to me, as we passed him by. What for sis
l. put by for you, sill, sis he, as we do for
every other jontman.' 'Oh, very well,'' sis l,
handin' him the cane, like an omedhaun of fool
that was. III take care Of your gloves, SIR sis
third, catching them by the fingers. Blur an
ouns.' sis |; can't pat them in my pocket !! ,
Oh, no, sir, sis he that 3 not the way in this
house, well, here, take them,' sis l. I must
bear it all for your sake, Tom,' sis l agin TO my
self, as follied the first jontilman, who beckoned
me attEer him, up stairs, upon green carpet that
you wud MT hear the thread of his fut on. So up
climbed quite close to him, tall got to the top,
and he steps over to door, and filings it open, cry
ing out at the top of his voice, Mr. Doherty. sir!
What the divil do you want wud him sis |, in
voice as loud as his y; did MT you know we'll
enough that was iist at your heels!' But he
never minded me, only stepped into the room ano-
twice as loud. Och, then, sweet bad luck to your
impudence sis |, you thievin' rascal, is it for this
that you made me leave my stick below afeard d
give you the length and breadth of do MT you
see me here, you jackeen :! sis |, threatenn' my
fist at him-but he was only laughing at me, when
out comes Squire Beamton. You re heartily well
come, SIR sis he; hope nothing is the matter
with you!' Thank you SIR sis /, not much
only the liberty that jontman takes with my
name; but he only laughed, and tuck me under
the arm, and brought me in forninst whole parcel
of ladies, who were stui1ing their praskeens down
their Threats to smother their laughin' the mint
they myself Sarvint, ginteels,' sis L, in real
quality FORM bowling down to the ground. This
is Measther Doherty,' sis his honor, takin' me by
the hand, and boNn' agin along wild me- God
save all here els |, not forgettin' my manners to
give the third and last bow; but the quality only
nodded at myself, which thought mighty unpolite
Och, in troth, sis to myself, the crathurs are
not to be blamed, whin they never tuck lessons
from the renowned and celebrated Paul Doherty,
teacher OF dancin' and all other kinds of music
So the Squire made me sit down and i, was then,
to be sure, that admired the beautiful picthurs,
and the tay-pos full of flowers, and the carpets
but divil sign of the dinner myself saw, though
thought the very CUTS would dhrop out of me with
the hunger. Och, Tom, Tom,' sis / to myself,
is MT this purity thraitmnt IN bearin' for your
sake But there was no use in complaining, and
turned to look at the beautiful windy curtain, at
the top of which two sarpints peeped out forninst
one another, ready TO pounce down upon US, when
hears the same fellow that brought me up stairs
roar out, Dinner on the table and upon lookin'
about, the divil of sign of wall was there, but
what had been whipped away by enchantment
and there stood the dinner the white table, cloth
as beautiful as corpse at wake. All the ladies
and gintlemen present stood up-and, BY coorse 20
did myself 'Mr. Doherly,' sis the Squire Sir
sis |. will you take Mrs. Beamton's hand 3 sis
he. What call have to her hand, sir 3 sis /:
can't you, that 3 her husband, and has the best
right to 1t, take it, sir! sis l. DO, sir if you
plaise, sis he, for we are only going to dinner
only ask you to lead her to her chair s'Deed,
faith, sis |, barrn to oblige you for short time,
1t would be contrary to my religion do the likes
wild any man wife, and my own alive; but they
all fell laughing as tuck Mrs. Beamton and led
Mr. poherty,' sis the Squire, will you sit beside
me9' HTsiih. viii, SIR sis |. what shall
help YOU to! sis he Some of that pork, SIR sis
l. 1T g not pork, els he, it s ham, Well,
ham 5 pork sis l; for, by gor did MT like them
to have all the laugh to themselves You re
stored on cabbage and. fax, l stuck in it like a
hungry hawk. Mr.. Doherty,' sis the Squire
Sir! sis |, laying down my knife and fork on my
pla,e and lookin' at his honor. I hope you re
helped to your liking, air. sis he Mighty well,
tina but the thievin villains in the red breeches
behind the chairs had stolen away my plate while
l was talking TO his honor. Oh, murther, MUIR |
ther!' sis | to myself, s MT this fine threatmen
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