Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28
TklE COUNEIkY COUSINS.
BY 5. NJ. HUMPHREY.
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Never mind the trouble well know YOU
a,li be satisfied
AS the maid removed the comb and unbound
ler >inlng trcs>e>, Emily gazed IN astonshlncnt,
ever and anon CXcIaInlnE:
w Lat pity 10 connne such splendid hair -
Onty look, cecilia, dld You ev, See any one uaIi
>" U' antIri" and aulIuI indeed, she ""kru
a. Inc drhgnlcd EulIy, wuen lis arrangements
H"o l"n.etu'ly r"mP.ted.
'Ay, nov, SAN Enny, you look swertly anu
WIN all AR coad. ueIon, she tor lie Lr>,
Ine kissed her adung, | shall be quite proud Vi
yod, and then. q u a new III II had occurred 10
aer, aitAuusn rrahty, she had been puniering
a ali t- morning, she exclaimed :-'Oh CtcilIa,
ii We couIu only dress aHk", aud indeed We can,
Tor there are my Two bue dresses, only the one Is
, TX ana tho other ca>hmcrc-gu BRING them I'M
rncdtutrIy, is quite romantic idea :!
As Ctclna departed Louisa VINO lad been twist
ing her head before the MIRROR turned and i'll a
dissatisfied Voice said
What botch Cecilia has made of my hair /!
| did not IKE TO say 10 her, for she took 50
much pains but I've no notion of wearing t,
not |.
In vain Emily expostuatcd; with provoking
gravity, and quite a show OF Impotence; she
gathered II upln lis former style. mounting her
olg comb and artificial ours, and arranged her
Met and bow.
There n1N. sail sna doa't you ,uink it looks
better and more becoming :
4 Am sure it does not scornfuily replied En-
lily while tears OF yeXalton fill d her eyes. 1t
is ridiculous in the extreme, nothing like Sly {
about it,
Who cares for styl, ? said Louisa contempt
uou~ly 'nohoay bur city t,1ks, who cover tne,r
.acn> wIln hair iii tn,y look IKE monkeys, aud
CrainP up their icet, squecZ tHrlT lu>Idcs oul, IT,
T u hump at cotton wool Oh their backs and tneIr
( acCau>t lt's fashionable think they look iir>l
rake, and really dt>pl>c II lady from The country
wac mas sufficient Iudcpend, nee TO wear VIA.
best becomes her, without regard 10 the FASH
.ul,'
Convinced how vain her attempts at modern
lZug W,rc, Emily cast an angry loon al her, anu
.ct, the room ana Shut lnr door Violently.
Il do b.Irye, dear uncle said Louisa, as she
encountered !lm IN HE garden, tnut Emily is SUI
/ hcIenuy pIns!red. Sue Is really unhappy al
my ob>,ancy, and my heart aches win pity ev-
cn while | torment ncr. | have for the few
Tears aer thoughIless remark, occs,Iuned me.
4 appreciate tue anerus!ty OF your motive,
replied her uncle, but This fault has gained TOO
strong q hold upon Envy to be easily overcome.
1t can but reclaim her from the Influence OF
the silly Wlimots | know il l. painful 10 you,
and 10 me, but II YOU will bear a little longer size
must come TO her senses.
In half an hour after this conversation Mr..
Howard, Emily and Louisa were started on a
shopping expedition, Emily determined not to
recognize any OF her fashionable friends ii 50
/ unfortunate a. 10 meet them: uer position was
very much Ike that 81 chlld, who sometimes
shuts hts eyes, tnnkIng by 80 doing he screens
hn~e.t from observation.
/ 'Oh, papa, cried she earnestly, as they stop
! ped before spacious and elegant ssore-'thlo Is
! no place for as
/ And why not, nv daughter? Have not Of
I ten heard YOU say mat you preferred 1t To any
+ in the cI,y-that Mr. CourItaud and clerks were
gentleman Ike aud accommodating do you
+ not generally trade mere J?
/ The taCl was Mr. ColrllaDd, who was indeed
Il finished gentleman. had b EN- charm with the
Orauty at Emmy, not less than her well niled
purse, and always foremost IN welcoming her,
and d.tIc ateiy otslu"nL ua her many "t tHos ?
tlatteHng attentions 80 pleasing 10 tne heart OF
y oin,n.
A. The party entered, Emily skunk behind her
father but Louisa pulled n-r sleeve
'Only look, dear COUSIN Emily what lots of
pretty Things. Not much Ike lie stores where
/ | live can tell you.
Good evening, Miss Howard. said Mr. Court.
and. bowling pniitciy and aft, ciins not to notice
a,r embarrassment, are there any goods can
snow you this evening J
5 e don't want any, replied Louisa, stepping
forward but 10 like 10 buy new gown.
| Look here, cousin Emily, do tell me whs; 10
/ buy
| AsSis, your cousin in choice, said Mr.. How
ard; and Emily wao lad purposeiy kept al a
/ distance was forced to approach
Al the sound Of Mr. Howard's voice the lady
on the stool had raised her eyes, aud the before
mentioned Mrs. Wimots edes; daughter. and
one of her must intimate friends With form.
al bow fy NJ Howard, and chilling smile