New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-19
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was at Tie --- house last summer that
nv friend Clement Y. and rsy self were Tefresh-
ing ourselves by short trip g sne apshngu H.
in abort. Saratoga was literally jammed tiem,
ert Nod admired the beauty OF some aha
LAUGHED al the uretension Of others, until the
morning we were about to start, Waen ~ ~
we're at breakfast was called upon 10 an un-
der tome 10 look at a new divinity who was
seated opooaite to us I did look and pensia
gne Of ths loveliest faces ever saw, POSSESSING
Withal tbe charm Of highly intellecfuai as
well as physical beauty There was eoo :., y. =
| preston OF much softness and gentieness Will
EWarmfh Il mjcht have glowed from an ltal-
| ian sunset In fact, rich glowing summer
| sunset is not a bad comparison 70 the race ehae
appeared before me
| A. for Glenn he appeared entranced; ne dld
not mt a mouthful Of food into his mouth until
this divinity left the table, and then ne ate ap
/ stractedly. as one might 10 q dream
| He accompanied me to my room, out Wneh !
smoke Of packing prior to our departure, !
II ,n;ght AZ well have spoken in the unknown
4 tongue, for ali he seemed to comprehend tnat
the time Of our stay had traDsplred,
\ + vas compelled to be in New York st 81. = GER
! tain time and was obliged to leave Clement,
who promised me he would only stay V a;es
lust to have one more look at che beausifnl
. vision, and that he would join me IN NewIork
next morning $ In fact, Paul" said he.
. will be there nearly as soon as yoursen o
Many successive mornings came bus oiemen1
d Y came not with them. was beginning TO
It crow uneasy about him, thinking he might have
/ 5ossbly gone mad and shot himself for love.
= when read letter in his hand writing dated
n at Boston, which was filled with nothing put
is praises Of the wondrous fair enc ana Whicn
'e ended:
re NssI have ascertained that her name 10 Imcgen;
a her last name is still mystery heard one
ID of her companions speak that beautlfui name 70
If bar Iast evening when he addressed her nave
I'd tried every MEANS but can gam no lnsloaus
IN tion ID her. If do not effect an introduction
IN soon. shall be compelled to introduce myself,
ne for an, satisfied of one thing, that we were
d, designed by Heaven to make one
It, After this. letter followed letter, dated now j.
to ~ the White Mountain House. and now at b
a. NIAGARA. the whole tour was taken by the
mt beautiful fair one and her two protectors, TWO
.er ferce Whiskeredi Spanish looking Indivlduais,
IL and in their wake my friend closely followed,
ito putting upIaIways at the same hotel nut alWays
ut ,nabIe to effect the much coveted Introduction
as At length one morning Clement l. burst INTO
!. She She Is here, Paul; she puts up at the Metro
tie, nolitan, where / am also stopping
{. Ali, Glenn is that you, my boy Welcome
tell ssI Nave resolved, Pauls to introduce myself
ull n Miss Montell T have discovered her anne,
eak also the relationship of the TWO gentlemen WIN
ats her One ID her brother and the other her
me, uncle They watch her like tigers, but Wpl
9 OF :. Are you mad /" exclaimed l.
and g Yes, mad in love- . replied he
" / now tried to reason With him, but no argu.
I'd ment was Of any avail He knew and tnoughS
rter of but one thing, ana that was she paAosh'ui
oent Imogen Monten.
afae walked up to the Metropolitan that after
ad'n noon. ~ Clement had been absent ever since
his ,norninp felt some curiosity to see the neau-
got tiful creature who had 80 infatuated nm, an1
bit hoped might see her in the drawing room.
cat was fortunate enough to effect my object,
d. fnr AZ opened the door Of the drawing room,
eers the lady was sweeping out of the drawing room
adin with ali the air Of an offended queen.
pher And there stood my friend, Clement
81 have told her my passion, SAID he' : she
gap, was nearly indignant. insisted that sne was IN
the snlted told her / did not intend an insult
onto toward her. but that was merely relating ths
for truth gave her my card anu tolo hef
made should call at this time to-morrow. sac
routs The SEQUEL was related to me by the lazy her
differ so,f
i'm tn Nv friend kept his promise, called the mex
kar- morning, found the lady seated by the table
thru and as he was about to speak to her, her sw
ito as friends stepped forward, each with morse WI
serea in his hand.
nee or ssI expected this, gentlemen, but am prt
oss in narad = said Clement T. at the same time draw
list as inc a revolver from his bosom. and laying
es and | coolly upon the table beside him. 49, >,
Is well His perfect GOODNESS So won upon the ias
!! now that she interposed in his behalf
In less than three weeks they were marrle'
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e mout ANEcporE OF MIR. TRARToN.-The Manche
in 1t, ter Democrat gives the following
u, and Among the members of Congress elect
aw the Massachusetts ID Rev Mr. Trafton, whom mai
then in this city will remember as lecturer In sc
ID slap, oral of our churches two years ago He Is
.unnin faat two inches in his stockings. Mr. 1T
about ton ia n prompt self-reant speaker, and
ever o ;ncidept ia told us of him, while IN Lonc
cum to several years ago which indicated ehat ne
i down not be afraid even of Senator Douglas. Il
break inc to enter the House of Lords--a favor ne
gopher, Granted to ordinary traveers-he walked up
up, not fhe porter z s#5 s5Ss.y...{-qss 80 y
on the sIs Lord Brougham in his seat - #s
gh onto GHei is"
stingn' 90 ASK him to come to the door--a gentlen
} gallon wishes to see him.
smed to In n few moments the porter returned Y
uld fly, bis Iordship
Down .i,s 81 am Rev. Mr.. Trafton, of Massaehuse
hornets and AK Of your lordship the favor OF iook
il roun' upon the House of Lords in session
yearth n ia hardly necessary to add that ne
Of plow very cordially ushered IN sts
be swim- 9. Gently the dews are DER me stealing,
is over tbe man said when he had FIVE due bills
ater, an sented to him at once. sE
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+ fbluff he REMaRKABIE DIsoovERy.-A curious '
run has lately been published in France on the popular
seed ure of that country but particularly Of that class
whar ia called La LITERATURE Coportagee such as
he thing nbets books chap books and Others
res nary the mionn The history Of these amanaes y a
lope and their contents still more So As specimen
it, but stories contained them most Of which it Is
to the are implicitly believed because they ave printed
aid head, reliable works, quote the following; !,
bobbn Usher crabs Etrea on the coast q
cir having vsntured out on ann sne IN little hollow
every eass 9, as M bse LETT there by til
'ud make This bottle carefully stopped Having be
San bv the crab fisher, he found in it parcnms
- 80, sh;eh were traced the following lines: :.
der sum have now oaed these waters for eight and
arter, aays Thank God am good health and also
,nded hor dren but my animals give me great dsal :,
in thar fox will eat the ehicksn ne hs gucss
dp and the sns @ ross oas sp begin to very
What ~ @ @ certainly wrong not to bring couple of Y
int really bughs in the ark Yesterday sent s. os'
dad % get me S as on Z oops It me and shoot
rnets You f9ns ia ponsue How viii it all II eaten
dad, you'll s,r Somebody @ win find this document
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