Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-11-28


Now thought Louisa is my turn and stepping
gsy forward with musical laugh she resumeC
the seat which Miss Wmnt had left As he
delicate fingers swep the notes, every lover O
music gathered around her, and when wthou
apparent effort she had successfully completed
the music on which the now mortified Miss
Wilmot had failed, every voice was earnest in
enlreating her 10 continue
What a mysterious angel she is Though,
! Si Edward, as he viewed her with raptnrous
devotion. what grace OF form and movement
what SPLENDID hair and above all, what accom-
plishnents! halE-yes, quite suspect her Of a
| plot All, yes, have it how she is no rustic
but more than match for the finest lady here
AT that moment she sang to II pIantlve air
wi'h mellow, touching voice, and Sir Edward
was completely subdued not that this was new
to him, by any means-bnt then the conquering
little god had aimed successful dart, that it.
Do not again assume your rustic manners,
said Mr.. Howard to louisa, as she effected a
! polite escape from the opportunities Of her ad-
mrrrs; 'for by this time Emily understands it
all and am sure is quite Disguised with the
/ Wilmots
While they were speaking, the smiling Emily
advanced, and shaking her finger at Louisa, al
tectonateIy said:
! You are caught at last, my precious cousin I!
| When you perform your next comedy, | advise
you to take the stage, as have no taste Cor such
cruel theatricas. Do see those insulting Will
IN ,ts, how mortified they are. lou served them
right, and the noble Sir Edward Walton is | am
sure, in love with their country nuisance O.,
charming charming! Now they will have
chance TO envy instead of despi,e! But here he
comes, laughing right merrily.
sold bo. ~, H. ,ha cI,"n', .cn,,o, hn ho".
.nJ Mi,s Ho,,nrd inlr,,cr fr(n, ,ro'r honn,
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honiS"' .iat ne All o'''e' a"u P'""''y'
ID! th'S '''he ''e ""o'e company 'a1 learned
t'at the country r"S'G was an assumed part
ana were laNt ana 'oad III 'heF expression OF
au'ilifat'oh OF Eer superior grace ana otau'y;
some 'ans"nEy repeated. mere E'I''Iy'
Can y" IL """ +" u" "9e - n.y. SUM "PP'eS
are green "hen 'lt''' ana OUTFITS SUM- n" away
! t''"t county "''>'"'T som" P'">i''9 "5'
i'a'ah Ptr'"'iln'IC WINE P'd'' 81 Werf! ia"Sl-
Ter reFeroera'"a uf"'EH 'I'e apartments.
ne Fe'halHuef "L t.!e evening was He'Shi."I
!" al ai'''S' GSP',''i! !" I''I hu"a,o' VINO o'-
1''"eu al" "'''''''' o''''' j'tu a'''i'''oh upon
i1'"''"' oec"''''"@ "n'''"'.u more please" W.T."
nPr grace OF "h"''I'e'S' ana CONVERSATION 50 en-
""'y u''E"'u " t,'t ''"i''''. i-""'E Lt" nv
p""E 81 envy a. '''' "'nof''H' Ou' CO.. w
"'i' p''vu a. '.' ''0' Gnu "'0''
WHISPERING 10 heI happy i"'i9'
:" 'a' S"G''s 'l''chtu coupe no" au-
'ra"'y a'ap'tu- no" an" ""IIy "e!
ltlOh-tie l!iNIlIt !tlc ICll BINdIu -
at 'as'' y CHARMING CHARMING hef i"'o''e
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~ ',e conc, o. ,GHn'I,ee' E'l'''E aNsuItu
nef 'a'"er ana cousin "ia' "'S h"u oct" '"e
most Joyous oIf'h-""! anniversary she hau ever