The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-12-22

q AAAN IN0At
Miss Ffedsyika Bremen communicates
Che following story q eafiainn Mara-
Sine. for the firth u which sic Is ready q
vouch;
a The University Of Upsala. Ii Sweden.
lived 3 young students lonely youth, with
) great love fol studies. but without means
for pursuing them. He was poor. and
without cohnexions. Still BE studied living
ia great poverty but keeping cheerful
heart 81 trying nor % look ~ The future
which looked s. grizzly 81 him. His good
humor and good qualities made him below
Cd 81 his young comrades Once be Uoo
Standing with some ~ them iii ihe great
square ot Upsala, passing away an hour &c
leisure when the attention 81 the young men
became arrested BY very young and elo-
CANT who at the side Of I'D elderly one
walking over the place. Il was the dauch-
tex 81 the governor Of Upsala living ID the
city. and the lady with her vas the cover.
ness She was generally known for her
beauty and foF her goodness and genteness
Of character. and was looked Upon with
great admiration by ihe Students. as the
young men now STOOD gazing at her as che
passed On like greatful vision, one of them
exclaimedl
well il would BE worth something n
have g kiss from such MOUTH
The poor student, tie hero Of our story
who Was looking intentedly on that pure
and angelic face exclaimed, as If BY inspira-
ton Z Well think could have Il
WHAT cried his compositions IA q chorus
are you crazy Do you knew heTs' &c.
Not at all, he answered but think she
would kiss me now u I asked her.
What in this place. before Ell our
eyes9''
In this Plaee before al your eyes,"
'sFreeIyf'
.Freely."
Well. she viii give you kiss IA that
manner, ! viii give you thousand dollars
exclaimed one ~ thg party
'fAnd z And II cried three Or four cth-
en- lof - happened that several rich
young men were in the group and bets ran
on 50 improbable an event; and the chal.
lenge was made and received Ia less time
than we take to relate it
Our hero Immediately walked of to meet
the young lady and said; (ail fZo-esn) my
fortune is in your hand. She looked at him
ia establishment, but arrested her steps. de
proceeded 70 state his name and condition
his aspirations and related simply and truly
what had just passed between him and his
companions. The young lady listened at
tentlyely and when he had ceased 70 speak
she said. blushing, but With great sweet.
ness Elf. il solitlle slhiug 50 much can
be effected, il would Be foolish ID me to re-
fuse your request and she kissed the
young man publicly ia the open square.
/ Next day The student was sent for by the
governor. He wanted to see The man who
had dared % ask q kiss from his daughter
IN thar way and whom she had consented
70 kiss SO. He received him with a severe
and scrltanising brow, but after an hours
conversation was so pleased with him that
he offered TO dine 81 bis table during his
studies at Upsala.
! Our young friend now pursued his stud
les manner which soon caused him 10 be re-
garded as the most promising scholar "a the
University Three years had now passed
since the first kiss, when the young man was
allowed to give second one 70 the daugh@
ter Of the governor, as his intended
bride.
He became later one Of the greatest schol-
ars 10 Sweden, as much respected for his
learning as for bis character. His works
willepdure forever among the works of sci>
ence; and from his happy union sprang 4
family vel known III Sweden ia The pres
ent day and whose wealth Of fortune and
high position ia society are regarded AS small
things compared with is goodn. and
love-