Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-06-21
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NO. 81.
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The pair arrived. Taking hsr friend
|6 the hand, the marchesa arose, put
NJ INTO her mouth at the same time the
'fstal ball. The metal was thin, and At
laas compression Of the teeth, the dead
l Mud would be elected, and she would
fal corpse before the thunder stricken
paiF Behold this beautiful woman, re-
seiying attentions with smile upon her
y snsnce, and holding ii her mouth
ts ssbiils poison which was soon to
sosssaiie her. and yet with an aspect Of
appafent satisfaction! 4s ss7 Fa
The marquis was walfxing with his
Ebeautifal blonde. Restraining her emo
ton the marchcsa chose q station where.
1iss tlses turns of the dance, she, would
Isas the most favorable position to burst
tIponss them. when conversation be-
tween tween 4 neighboring couple. attracted
her attention 80
= ~ you see" said q young man.
!" thc Baronne de How ele-
gant she il this EVENING" How heauti-
iflill How animated |! Who is that
With whom she is waltzing %
I. An Italian-a Roman, believe
Who they say adores her for her beauti-
fi,l Blonde tresses satiated, perhaps,
III Inc dark-haired damsels Of the Eter.
naI cisy. s ~.
" The fair tresses Of The baronne,''
ssid a third ons, who had joised the two
AZ the conversation began, " truly they
are very charming !; but my sister. who
was educated in the same convent with
her, says they are false /; and if you
examine closely the enormous GOV ring,
you will perceive it is not native to the
head a
At this moment the breathless dancers
halted near the group. The marquis
was addressing some words to his part
rers which caused bis listening wife to
think of the ball she had carried ID her
mouth, whileihe baroness was re-ad-
justing her dress. and pressing carefully
her hand over the back Of he. head, as
if to be assured that all was safe in that
quarter. at
Suddenly new thought seemed to
possess the injured marchesa-she drop
ped the poisoned ball from her mouth
into her bosom, rushed upon her rival
from behind. and Selling her 1.-THE hair.
detached the magnificent mass Of ring.
lets from the Uranium, and threw it on the
floor |! ,
The marquis, whose eyes were for an
instant diverted from his partner, turned
as she shrieked aloud. with fury in her
eyes. prepared to avenee her, and be-
hold-his mistress like Samson Of old,
shorn Of her conquering tresses. and his
suderb wife frowing in all the majesty Of
an offended beauty. What ia5leau !.
Thes marquis was astounded and
supplied, and the lady, recovering her
good sense and temper, took him BY the
hand and led him to the ante-chamber.
.s I" Forgive me, she whispered in his
ear, - for having disarmed my adver-
sary," and carried him away.
The Wednesday following. the roe
coociled couple set out for Milan, the
best friends 10 the world, and withal the
most afIectionate lovers. But for Tie
discontinued Baroness, l-.-- . . she i /
most amiable parsonage. and Tam ia
despair that any one should have tori,
from her ono Of our most pleasing iilu--
sions. i@s s3a
A. FALLAcy roR the FAcuLTiEs--
Why ought aijsr neyer % begin to
makss arasA until ~ tries Il o.. L Be-
tssas sysrytaeng ins coll 0ec.ion With
basinsi 6ht tosbe doe q ihs fitting
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