Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-14
Stealing a DAILY.
BY a LOUISIANA |swA bsr Dscron..

for ydnison-the' |scohndrel's back
tgave proof not LONG d her, that it, to
him at least, was leally i ear meat;
they have always.4 eelp my aversion,
and the antipathE Of my earlier
Years has not beeh III the least di-
Im inlshed by the part pne tcolS-not
IoHly out of my leg+bnt in breaking
off as pretty low sdrape as ev er
Cupid reioiced at.
] was attending my la st course
of lectures, previous to sfaduarion,,
I'm a northern stated alEd as matter
Iof course had but terry little leisure
to devote TO amusApa@nt or love. -
But nevertheless, xenl amidst all
my occupation, | t3und 1me 10 re
new and continue 4 ffieIdsliip Dor
deFi hg closely upon la49, even then,
which | had form ed the previous
winter, with a young lady resi-
din in the city.
We were both ! pung- alas. lllat
there similarity cfas ed-she was
lbea utiful-my ugli pes S was SO APP
par ent that | ackn wledged ii my ;
tself. She was wed ltliy-I had no
Thing but my protest ion, it not then
sec IRE. She was-bh why continue
!
the enumeration Of Our contrasts?
suffice it TO say that we were fast
app reaching the con lition when
love in cottage, abd thoughts Of
an annual searchingIfof sentimental
and beautiful names PC upy SO much
of I he mind, when hn| internal dog
mot only Of a daddy but real ca
nine b plmped-likd 4 swamp gal
into a Jar Of pickles Fl intothc ring
of our felicity, AID leit me to wall
him first, and myself Afterwards.
| hated dogs, and dhe father of
my beloved had an fqnal aversion
to Southerners, and according 10
the degree that class stood in his
estimation, the old mh i and myself
diSlik ed the same objects; so his
daughter and myself bad to meet
by stealth. y
Twice a week the class Of med
/ zeal Students attended, clinical lec>
lures at the hospital, which was sit
uated in a retire. patti of the town;
thither the young lady, on the APP
pointed evenings, wod repair and
awaiting the departurf Of the class,
we, Oh our walk HON edwards, could
talk over Our love affairs without
Il fear of interruption.
This pleasant ARA hsement had
continued until nearldithe close Of
the ses sion. and we haH agreed that
when graduated, if he'll fathers OBJ
duracy did not soltehiI we would
elope, when some Eqod-natnred
friend kindly inf5rmeI her father
of our intimacy, and That even as
he came then to appHiBe him he
had m ct her going to Reep Der a!n-
pointm ent. /
Highly isnensed, itRf old man
started eff 10 pursue h4r, bnt un-
fortunately did not arri4eIto prevent,
but only witness an occurrence
which attracted considerable atten
ton at the time. Anatd ny has ever
been with me favoritf branch OF
my profession; and Whdn a student,
Ilneser let slip an oppod tunity, time
and material permitting to improve |
myself in it BY dissectIRn- 1t was
a passion with me; and whenever
met with a person eNtrf rnely cma>
ciated Or finely developd y, my anal
toInical eye would scan their PROF.
and instead of day wing them
the usual courtesies of ff,l would
be think ing what glorious subjects
thew wo tild be for unused 81 preparf
ations Of dissection; and Even when
my audacious lips were stealing a
kiss from the pulpy mouth Of my
Iady-Iove, instead of fldating- into
ecs.asies of delight. my anatomical
mind would wonder whether, event.
in death, electricity, by some pe4
duliar adaptation, might pot be able
to continue their be witdh hing sue
lion. when holding her soft hand
ID mine, and gazing into the star
ii ocean Of her soul, I'wPnld won
Ter if tn ere was not some peculiar /.
ty in th E formation OF he optic
nerve which gave her Eyes such
My poetical i hapsodles {
we're mingled " itll scrapF OF anat>
my. and in attempting TO write her {
;pme verses, after writing the first ;
inc,
The clouds which clothed yoh beauteous
shore wilh garments dark AMI hazy-- |
0 save m E, tie nearest aHproxlma-
ion could nj axe to a rhyme, was;