The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1851-06-19

Married genteman-You don't2 Does
well enough, : recreation. find
moral in what he writes"
Loay-such insufferable egotism-undis-
guised too : ever see any thing : equal
it?"
Married gent7eu,o,-Rataer fond of him
self : mean any harm though. = = his
candor"
Lady-Can't endure him-have seen so
many gentlemen do, just as he aorttes-dis-
gushing"
Married gentlemqn- his intro
duction?"
Lady not read it. His piece =
Mildred Manson, and x = the supper x
for me"
hurried gent7emqn--Ought *sread in
PRODUCTION. Will x his plan-throw
light on what x have read"
cat this part of the interview, the lady
with the sad looking face, excused herself a
moment and retired. Iopened a volume
gave my eyes to one of its pages, and both
my ears, to my married friend and the young
lady.)
LADY, think it requires some illumina-
ton; for it is dark with excess of black.
(She had read Milton
Married genaemqn-I think you rather
severe on my friend Hankins. He is quite
modest gentleman, ordinarily"
Lady-Indeed one would never suspect
him of it, from his productions.
Married gentlen,Qn-With your permits
sion, will forward you his Introductory
chapter, in which, he gives some instructions
of his egotistic designs, and indicates very
significantly some reasons in justification of
them"
LADY, will read it with pleasure; and
shall be amply repaid, if it but remove the
aversion, l have for your friend"
Married gendeman-Should that aversion
be removed, as think it will, I shall beg the
privilege of introducing Mr. Hankins to your
personal acquaintance"
Lody-Pardon me for the supposition, but
I am afraid he might construe the play o.
my respiratory organs, into sighings, and ad
judge me place in the category with Mil
dred Manson-in love with him"
Married genaeman-Pshaw! that was
,
: mere boyish adventure of his, which he ha
been at the pains to color very highly H
e is older now, and has acquired more discrim
f nation, presume"
|. Lady-Well, bring him down at all c
d vents. l should like to know the gentle
s. man."
5, Hereupon the lady with the sad face re
d turned, and the conversation was changed t
', music, of which the younger lady, gave !
d some most admirable specimens By-the-b,
er speaking of music, would just say, that
to the great number, whom I have heard sin
to THE Messenger Bird" shemost excels, no
e, withstanding her poor opinion of her disti
e, guished eulogist. That part of the son
IN when the words, ooh say, do they love tn
g still?" occur, was most inimitably sung.
IS felt, as she flung the inquiry, as to the affe
IT. ton of the departed for US, from her lips,
er if were listening to the questioning of o.
eh holding direct intercourse, with the esha
,e, owy band" Her heart spoke out that wi
interrogation.
d, Weleft, well pleased, and Tquite diverte
lie, One thing, I strongly suspect. It's, that 5
If; was not quite SO ignorant of the fact, til
d Hal Hankins, ESQ, was her auditor, as $
lat pre- ended to be; for she has some charact
ed as quiz
ID, It's great thing to hear ones self c;
vassed in ones own presence; and it's alb
cd lutely funny, when little abuse is indulg
IL in-such epithets for instance as insuffe
i bly, egotistic," disgusting" &c. tell )
ID friend Editor, it's beautiful, and I enjoyed
On too-did, upon honor!
,he Well Hankins, didn't it mortify you 50
weE-just lialee"
Wis Not at all not at all my friend for J
Ter. see 1 know it was only her opinion, form
too, in the absence of knowledge of t
;ob Introductory chapter, aconsultationof viii
on+ is essential to correct understanding
ons me-"
!. ! In conclusion, would say, that b
- consented to Gallon the younger lady, 50 8
as she has been furnished with the introc
- tory chapter; from which time, no doubt
~ that we will be good friends; and | prom
''l1 her moreover, never to place herin the
agory with Mildred Manson"
- ColaD,5as, Mss, 1851.
The Panama Herald says that abo
int hundred miles from that place, within
province, there exists native child, W
was born with two distincts heads
.s;oa Georgia willhage n operation by the
a. year $50 miles Of railroad. This is pl
,rest goo0 TOT Ons 80.
During tho quarter ending March
lent the enormous number {, 409, III letters