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THE, WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS.
Says Prentice Of The Louisville journal: ,,
pRoLLERY AND HUMoR
says The New.Yors Observer:
o. volume full Of genial hunor and -
IRRESISTIBLE YANKEE CHARACTER
Of the renowned Sgs- Sans scE
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for they may DEPEND aIon their rbe organs wsl demand
throughout the humorous pages interpreted Of the
most original poitry" rStsnt.
The Widow, IN speaking OF her late Feict Deacon hetekah
Z lie never jawed in al his life,
And Ohio say it, that was his sife
such nle.: you seldom fad
And since II wa. my lot 20 be
The wife OF such man.
J tel the that's after ne,
To Seieh ne # hey can.
whisky and RUN he tasted not,
He thought IL a sin
The incou-o.abe Widow o Dsacon b lott,
Don't intend 20 marry sgin"
Shor, after the nconsoabe widow" as IN love with the
preaching Of Elder Sues, who is laid W" with cold and
o Reyereud Sir / DO declare
II drives me Almost 70 frenzy,
TO think o you, lyin' there,
Down SICK with LhueuLy.
todv'd thought il enough
To mourn yer wies deTerer
without such trouble as this ere
To com. aioheuA aTttr
Then mourn not Tor yer partners death.
Bat 10 submit eadeyer.
For 'sposen she hadn't died an soon,
She couldent lived forever!
Oh could 70 yer bedside rs.
And wipe weeping eyes;
Ard try my beet 10 cure yoru p;
If Z wouldn't create surprise!
Both sick and well. You may derend.
ioule never De- forgot
py faithful and sfsG;OnRfe friend
PRISCILLA POOLE BEDOTT'
The tender this poem reached the Elder, heart
retirc the & Elder safess house 80 down
log aud sings a. follows;
" Err love had tesched my tears 20 TOW,
was uncoinnon cheerful
But such misery do know
am always sad aud eeriid;
What pecceiu hour | once rujOyel.
All ON a summer Jay
But o, my comforts were destroyed
When ShaGrack crossed ms
7 heard him rT,ach-l heard MIN prs'-
heard him swee'!y sing,
Dear SUI. how did feel tia, day
n we'd coutinnered apart,
For tho he's made my -plnt live,
He's surely bust my heart "
The Elder o,ar hears the song, and Yields.
After The Widows marriage 10 Elder Sh.irsk Siies sac
contributes the following The Scrabble IfH LH"Dary'
"PrscHla the fair and Shalrack the wise.
Have united their fortunes IN the tenderest % resi
BENZ mutually joined In the matrimonial connection,
Have bid adeq TO their previous all ctGn-
No Will they mourn their widdered sit'iwitor.
And continue o syihe without uittigsion
But rsrdners tor life 20 be- parted more,
Their s0rrers . ended. their troubles Is DER.
O. Shadrack NV Shndrack!' Priscilla did SPEAK.
While the rcd bushes summarized her cheek,
And the al affection hed0ozled her eve.
o. Skadrack, N Snedrack Pm yOurn TIL d-ei
The heart that 90 .c0rufu and cold as a stun,
Ha. surrendered AZ last 20 the f0rtint one;
Farewell o the miseres and gTiets have had;
IN never desert thee, o. ShadTack, fuy slad.'
The future fortunes the Elder end Mrs Suie.. aid her
Manure are they no, recorded Ia The book with
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