Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1852-05-14

meaning eyes; and she asked her mother who
he was. la.. .i.i. LIZ. hi a1.I u. -fa .4I Iii
He's a very bad man, said Nine. Delisle.
Of.aosl.-,trsi.s yaei .-syrrf
some. he is celebrated only lor his iolucs, tfe1
throws away thousands on very questionable
pleasures. and has the unpardonablelfault inny
eyes, Of rdcuing marriage l
4 cannot forgive him Tor rdicuiing marriage,
mamma, but can excuse him for not wishing
to marry irrI5.u nss tAl
My dear, man who dis,ikes marriage is
never good man. A woman may from ca
price or many other motives, object 10 marying,l
but man, Except when under the influence OIL
hopeless affection, and men have rarely feelings
enough for this) always must be husband 10
be good citizen
sAh, mamma, you have been so happy that
you think must be SO, but know you many
who are not d 4a. io0 ',lI
mime. Delsle,' said the Princess Minzkod,
who unperceived had come round TO her. ALLOW
me 10 introduce yon to my friend Alfred de
Rougement. must not call him Count, he
being what we call democrat with clean lace
and white kid gloves.
The Princess is always .satirical,' replied
Mr.. de Rougement, smiling; 'and my harmless
Opposition TO the government now in power,
and shiph she honors with her patronage, is all
her gfoand for so lseribie an announcement
Nine. Delisle and Geraldine both started and
coIored, aad when Alfred de Rougement pro.
Iposed for the next dance, was accepted, though
the next minute the mother would gladly have
found any excuse TO have prevented her daugh-
ter from dancing. Alfred de Rougoment
was the very bad man whom she had the mo-
lmeut before beea denounciug. But it was now
too late. From that evening Geraldine never
went to ball without meeting Alfred. She
received many invitations from most unexpec.
ted quarters. but as surely as she went shs
found hsr new admirer, who invited her 10
dance as often as he could wIthou, breaking the
rules of etiouette. And vel he rarely s,.oKa ;
the dance once over, he brought her back 10 heI
mothsrs sid, and lett her without saying a
lword, coming hack when his turn came again
with clockwork regularity. In their drives
Nine. Delisle and Geraldine were always SURE
to meet him. Scarcely was The carriage rolling
lup The Champs Eyssees before he was OF
pg Eptszs ~ Iiliiss .h' iig asstr i''sss1 =
hepasssd, however, kespirE c'nsis2uy " s'sn
~'tiouttuamp"ng 10 59n taem, %;
one evening, ihlogil lnVi'' 4 20 ~, eay sV'
rec ana 10 ia'e oali uui'hs d'nms' ;n, '% ~ N,
geo uhelf 'n'nu, anu oecior' VI soms r,vor "a ""
opera az 'ls very open,.s' 70 ne"' oGDJ al ;,ed
lie music which uefa'oihe very "'uSn aoo'',o o
ihey hau hotye, 'Ssn ion' s', usses FL,
l.
them ms oox' one oil ,he oss' IN l We "ou,e' -;
why he IS regular NONE Nnrls'v, els
Mme' De'sle, lnpaiien,,y' NJ" Cd" "' A''''
our moVem snts so wsN' r. A., 90,
ne must maze pi'neu SON u',e u ;s, e o,
wants. rephsu ueiauiNe' "e 'a'N,u l'i1' r. III ~
OIL where we "sfe goi"s' oe'V'o ''''
room ., IL, ,t.a noti,
'but What uoes he .neant sa'u "'.e -
ie' rs ne going 10 give " MS e"i"''J - -"
rage, ana propose 'orycuf It'll e...
y uon Know halhn,' eAuia''n1u 80 M
dlns' co'orlng yeIy mueh' ou' ne may ePa
hinseli tne trouble.
'Geraldlne' Gera'hlne' you WIN Away i w
make me unhappy" sa'd her Hho'''e'' s""H''
her head, ,,e.a,
but you cannot want me 10 marry A.''s'
uu 'o'u n'o N'ins aRn''st R, IL T. ,a,,,,,
'pu. II ne is go'ns ~ ni''y anu III TN. s'Ny y,
owe hun an apology. bnt go anu u'ess' y
want to hear the overture
They went TO Alfred S oox-la'he,' ihoN
- and daughter But though IN 'ne pouse'
scarcely came near lhem' lie eahe VI "
quire alter their health, caneu ueIa'lin
~ hand for the opening quaduhe a, 'he so'ee
which they were gong aiier me opera "a
went away. The young glfi rA'nef hansn'
accepted his oia9, ana lhen tuTueu fouhu T"
n tend TO The music ana singing
w eay y. @IS,na A, pnnremsnt n
ear ana n'ns aas hanJ oe mar laughter. expre
the ing the warmesl admiration iof hef' anu "eS'
ely ing with eirnesiness 'ha' 'ls napplnss' e'
,me whole lie depended on he' ueclsloe. ~ T.
But dine was referred 10. She at once reiussu u
ow, giving no reason h9texpres''ns res1s' re- u'as
had cou'u n.y. s"a'e "'s 5'aS =, har rose
too man cast one look oil reproach AZ ler' rose
,yer went away without word Mhen h,
5 SO gone she explained u her parents M. 'no
we're in time she thought she might have liked
dine she did not admire his mode OF paying MS
lh4 dresses; she thought he ought TO have sspo
' Of to her first. Nine. Delisle replied that she