The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-05-06


elipsome waist chan yours we never Hpanned
Once, indeed re ihoae By g more q
that 1ou hurried sof yoQE own free vii
and accord thas d=llal monster MclaslslI.
e virtue g hls lrasgln lssy rent-roll anu
long ago snr agony q mind l'ke tlle re-
msnozance q 81 olo teothache, has aePaIs
sea butt aaas pleasant g reyolye, llllk-
g. WIN you' Oxet me noe q 1ne assembly
isoO1ls Mhen cp'npaek vas = Pc e'9ts, ana
Wnen 1ne Wal1z was Kept g leas1s Ml1hln
somesnlng US oeeene lnales long essoss
men byron WnO esa'a''5 Nas ~ s'salgn.S
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ana' @i'n0us saDscnDaRg e n's views upon
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,ePusnans = 'ns iu,es = shls'i'y - sne
nall q power, sne 'aoles are paramount
anu shet ohS,a. = e4e.s NET auspol's
rcinenDfing ms 1ne silgn'eses lnuInul :.
gains1 lnelr decision Ougns1o De eonsloefeo
an onence against knighuy courtesy Y
would pc well tive had : female tribunal
with full powers oi expulsion from society,"
TO adludicate upon such matters
But. not to perpetrate adigression ID fav-
d Of ProYencal nsages, let Us return 70 the
matteFiii question " maintain, nov, that
Lord Byron, writing aaaef lie nsns of
Horace Hornem, was fully justified d die
utterance Of every couplet. The poet =
seer; and though we, perhaps. in ouryoul
er days, could descry noimpropriety in the
waltz, which merely admitted US to near
e degree Of contact than Che former Ter
psichorean evolutiOns, the prophetical eye
Of the bard .foresaw The necessary conse-
quence. The character Of the waltz gradu-
ally became changed From graceful TO
tary motion. It degenerated into Bacchic.
movement, similar. no doubt g the first
Thespian performance. which were intend
ed, as scholars tell y, e be n honor q the
young Lyeus; Anen came 'ne galeppe,
which was 2 sun further mansleHsas.on q
the tr1umphal procession q Arlaane. Dane
ing, as one q she me arts now received
It's virtual deatil1bioW. lousaw az mum
ated looking fellow throw lls arm round 9
girls waist and rush ct With her as i he
had been one q Che troop homnlus abb
Quoting reluctant SABINE SaOlna, now
ever, made "a rennOnslfa11ee but went along
with him qulIe cordially they pursued .
species Ct bat-iIke race around the room
Jerking, Hitting, backing and processing
without rule, and wlt1ont any Eesage o.
grace. until breath fialeu them, ana tne pant.
ing virgin was pulled up short On the arm
o. her perspInng partner. Ghost 9! Count.
Hamilton! shade Of De Gfammont' mas y
really come to thisg ou knew 70 youfa
day. something about the Sassemalnes an1
ethers. put never olo yea Wl.ness' = pssliS !.
at least such orgies q Drlsisn masFOns ahu