Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-10-08

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The better part or t,e s,t,nt,anfi,n. nd nfie
3 as be dashed 81 ii lhs iehe gig of The doc
Tor, s Bile he, good fiiiffi d axed -tofss
PutiCLt Olt tI0 GlQ6TS SttOOH1t66ifs sHeaQs
and wondered DR.. Holton should be SC
blind. The truth was the easy assurance
the light animal spirits. and yiyacieus fun
of the young man, wrought mesmericaIlv
upon him, and affected him with a pleas.
ing sense of health an life, and freedom,
almost amounting to envy, Often did he
find his room Saturated with cioorz smok .
an odor excessively revolving 10 his senses.
but he only screwed his face into every
possible ugly shape, blew out his lips.
pened the windows. and mut;ers lille
harmless bons such as the sseen,le Kate',o of
Hotspur might be supposed to utter.--
When matters were re.arranged. he buried
lhimselfiu some huge folio: and had nnv
one asked him an hour after. if Dickson
ever smol ed ha wonIa have hoo, NJ , los
eyer sinoheu lle "ou'u nave oeeh al loss
lof reply.
Onee however, 'ie ooc'or ' ''aa occasloh n
~ 81 " .ne foolh oi Dichsol ut nhiunig1t,
a,iu no'''''fs cou'a eAceeu ms gr'el ano
,'od ~ au' l.,' s.esoaeu uo'' l''e
oeu' ooo.s o''u 1a' ol'' a'!u 'l'sel'stole 'io'l'
my ou lion. iie iei' MS PuiSe' eAa'',iieu : R
,'.' u oa'' any ~"on no aouu. re.,,a'neu
10 q 'eu'a.eu opi P,'o' Doy ~ u'i'
uless hi.i' - oatoe ms aanus anu temples
~ "a'er ana Walcn an l'lgh. py ms sioe,
"v, W1Ie lrliies 10 .'le sorro" Wiio, ne iei.-
!" nei' eoiiclous.ess fetu,i'eo' ne 'ooN nun
~ ms arms as II he il'u oee,i sich cnilu'
ano can,'o,'eo' unu i'np'oteo hi'p, ana even zen
.sa, .,leu ~ p.'oe tl.n 70 aoss'hehce py every
wv. nj. :" 20 :, n's po"e' ~ oes'ow.
!" hen lo!iy resioreo'.ne youlh, VIII i'gn'
.aus"' M",s'lJ' ,"a ~, '''u'ssfln,'i'.e Is
+. .oa'.ses "' o''9e soos'.ea aHu si'enIeu 1ne
e.. 49, a.u ",...o's "oas: :on Us oe'ore'
lo' '"e uoeloi M never ~ oi'Ge ai e''''ea 'ha'
slo1lllles eoulo ofeak a promise
rom III l,',s h .l'ne @ ene ooG.or @ was on the
sI.ss, 10. - ~ IN. 80 = 49, "i' ~ po-
would be avoided, und be nr.r,rrrs ps.sn r.. r.s +.
we're, to righ, hab,udes. For this purpose
marriage seemed the mo,t certain and
efectua, mode, and the worthy doctor
busted himself in every way 10 throw Dick.
son and Maranre, together, AT first. The
youth met The subject wi h inmo ierare
laughter for he was himself entirely devoid
of tore,hough,; but when his patron pers:s.-
ed in uroin y the nai.,t hes4 coi,1e>cenled in
inquiries whos,be giriaWas he designed, toabe-
come Mrs. 5Diekson? p ,ssIs4ss y
~ Margaret ii un,er, to be sure,' answer.
ed The doctor with 4noreltbap wonted spirit.
z.e eMargaret Hunter, as nice a girls as sey.
I er trod :shoe.lealher,,s ,e7at sts-
7"What, thattall, pale eirl, ,,slwho leads
han old blind woman into church every
Sund ,y2n asked Dickson.yas. s. 54sf syf
el..-rbe vervsoue ,,s,,d The sdactor .irnb.
hino his hands - .sp Ia sha.is sh,,tsclasre i
a HIv.s saud-and-of a good undersianaii,g
and''-stopping shur, in his fayorise QUO.
,ation. ~ z!1,5 9asss s5rs ss pei sfas1S a
over the side;oI table. the better 10 mid his
mirth. Till the doctor for the first time,
thought him disagreeabie youth.
5s'sYUu may iaugh,f Dickson; but | tell
you she 5 'of good understanding and a
beautiful countenance, !" and This time he
hrouoht ON, the NASSAU ue in full The good
nsan had never read a line of poetry in
his life, and this coming nearest bis idea
Of perfect woman, he was always obliged
to use II when hard pressed for an lltustra-
tion. 5s@sssqi
Dickson fairly staggered out o. the Of