Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1854-11-13
M is G e L L A N 60 US.
NJ 0 D L + N N @ Y Ell,
BY TELEM ENOLA.
Chapter |.

A romantic cottage III a most pictur-
esque village, situated in Hampshire, Eng
land, sweetly meandering rvulets flow
through it in all directions, flowers in rich
and 1are profusion grow here, there, and
ever; where. Cows without any horns,
who never hooked any one, gracefully
ramble about and chew the eud Of content
ment under large oak trees, whose sturdy
trunks have lived more than six centuries
Village contains one inn large and red
brick house built Ga the top of steep
hill, belonging to tie Honorable Mr..
Fudge, NJ. p, seven or eight other brick
mansions, occupied by the elite Of the vii.
lage, charming rural church, the beauti-
full romantic cottage alluded to. and nume-
reus common habIiations, inhabited By the
butcher, the baker, TIE caadle-stick maker,
and 50 on
Chapter II.
Beautiful young lady. of petite figure,
hands and feet of inianlile proportions,
haxea ringlrts, soft, melting eyes, lips like
carnation. and skin like aabaster, or flake
white. Great heiress only child oc Judge
Bowwow, who owns the romantic cottage.
Hour 8 A. NJ, beautiful young lady neg
ligently attired in charming desha bile,
consisting OF an Indian silk dress, bounced
TO the waist, honiton lace coils, ehemsette
and undersleeves diamond neck lace, ear
rings, and bracelets, is seated at the piano,
pensively warbling ooh | should like TO
marry y
Chapter III.
The hero of our tale--a most exquisite
young man--dressed in green swallow
tail coat, ornamented with brass b lttons,
canary colored ooh no we never mention
thems, crimson velvet vest, iuflled shirt,
kossuth hat and plume. In one hand he
hods IA" sweet potatee, which he
munehes III an distracted manner while
the other hand g:asps a slender cane, with
a blue glass top and pink silk tassels. He
walks by the cottage. Hears the beautiful
young lady singing, falls desperately in
love, leaps the fence, looks in the window,
finds her sall his fancy painted = throws the
potator a. az, places his empty hand upon
his left side. rolls up his eyes. aud MUIR
murs, Goa fly with me !"
Chepter "
Big fat red faced old man, in red flannel
dressing gown, smoking pipe on the
bench by the cottage door Sees young
man enter the premises, dIops his pipe,
fushes forth and sei1es him; shakes young
man by the coat collar that he gets black
in the face young lady (of c0uySel screams
and swoons; big Fat red feed old man
calls her fool, let's go the young mans
collar and kicks him out of the gate,
which he padlocks: re-lights his pipe and
goes into the house. Finds the young lady
just recovering, orders her to room, locks
up the piano. burns the music book, swears
very loud, drinks quart of brandy. ex.
changes his dressing gown for a long blue
surtout and goes fishing with his friend
Parson Nibble.
Chapter Y.
Young lady weeping Historically in her
room refuses to be comtoiied by her maid,
who offers her picked cabbage and fried
onions for luncheon. VIKINGS her lily
white hands frantieally and cries Il saw
HIM but moment Loud whistle heard
beneath young lady's window, exquisite
young man has returned filings note
written on the blank leaf OF a book in
the window; young lady dries her eyes,
opens i. aud reeds Lovely Miss Bow
wow-I love you to distraction. NV
father is an Earl IN Italy my mother wa,
Hlndoo princess, which accounts Tor my
understanding the English language; an,
aso immensely wealthy. Share my lot; sa,
you'll be mine, lairest being 1t you.
heart responds 10 the passion | feel, meel
me IN the lane by the churchyard tonight
and we will fly beyond the reach of pa
rental tyranny. Your adoring
Alfonso Ernesto Makabeiieyo."
Young lad, kisses the note, writes an
answer filings it out, watches exquisite
young man as he vanlshes in the distance
and family sighs-- ..Nancy bring mt