New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-07-25
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parsHed ffy Yaas1dfs ey8tERs old esldtia
sI, and ysaEe sis sagag III sasaeh
aaboat here, with nothing Is 5 sIsa t3 fssg
an old woman about from cellar Ia paltr psseIIg
yasr hands 40 every bt VI nsfschief
finds for idle hands 70. and an for waft II sof6f
seflsihle np1oTsnsnts M M ssa ss
Would petting sHsifs Be sarsIt,e as,ploy
mentsHs y asked laughing. M Hrs
as as sSs a sIs aS'|s Ss a aass AZ SsI.s
Efs just NY trouble ssS VI
zen 55 ass ss sos asass: Ets
t p6ndered that siastt FefaarE of my nDtsief. T.
thought it showed diseernnlant sud itfaenisat aId
wondered moe pseps were lasf VIZ If fhinE
ing The melancholy general reelection sElat TIO5es
worth i5alnoss sllfs ID be undeszased, threw
pensve aud sentimental 0od afisS yy
hat and fishing tackle saantefed out aor reyeTie
/ undo az cover Dfs my favorite port
Inc Gubleet eatIny late conversation continued 10
oecnpy ~, hg trIEh is NY mother sSsSy
nos mofe anxleu Hee Iae married than as to be
70 mad alWsy the married state ne
I Iy lieaEt Gapi7ed All ranc az AM
eyer dld at the fancy dssgr Of q loving
family and hagpy home ths mischief Of 1T mai,
Could nos IND any ons u please ne Hid rao aoh.
aaes III .Is aeE but
tnet il sasists sg aood.
s5ta nos fsil iff iTs
\ them, 1et me sfEY aasI sFca
~ was truly aslamentabbs easeS Hess u TIA
TealI clever enough felioR well to al ia tlie
considered. as kneW weIt eroug sometime Sfs 3
willing and anxious to TIL ghs, ana nt5osfY
Eskillful enough to doeif til ssfs
hLs Pondering fhs gloomy thogghE Isvanaerst5 koa
quite beyond usual bounds and III as,
4 tired up ID steep Toek which ggeThtSs2g
the brook had lowing, and sae down ta resf
9AfIt Fas 9 true summer and ard
| bright nicely ansashe
cool sound of water added Just the onIF
charIn possibfe, where all HEs sb cisaf ffaiiiig
t5sI iisteaad fh doing sa bes,1ae
of the either sounds az
Il ing water, which occurred at irregular ard
which seemed proceed from below THE rock IN
ssshieh Ireelinsd IA his Tue
smgstery. elanheTad tats HfS tfes FuSE ana
X looked dpwn oyeri furtflet edgs E5s
\ Cupid god of lovei how sras u rewarded saTlie
rock on the side over which Hooked descended sheer
some fifteen of ledge
feaned kind which ne Vsster
\ ripped The spot was quite hung over and shaded
BY trees and shrubs ali Hasa complete syIpgs1
groteo 9ithi1lit ,as seemed sios
yeHng sssr I'll sEe
rocky ledge bathing hsr feet econ.
patton reminded me strong se
exeept that MY u gay, ai
fresl and slie picture iis
weary and sad N,
s could not nsks gp my Rina far
BflefGfQES
/ IN silence from my place. Is -
All th0se dainty lstie Whte feet with Their
tipped toas cleaned 40 through tlls clear
NateE-or flashed tor moIae above its sarfaee
pfungihg again Tie cool shaiI
forget them THE gracefully bent head VITA III briaFlt
golden enrs and hraids against which non ana tflerl
the from a ehik fhs Teal serssn--
the neck and rmthe cheek deicafely tinted
with If which InoW and then caught Id GLIMPSE
formed picture more enchanting than a1y tKingI
lfhad eveE imaged than ini16,
Gence and edesty which panied ati the move
ments of my sweet Dianas charIRad nae eveH more
n than her beauty. 4i as ss3s 3ss
MY heart of ice burst INTO flaIs M
|seIs etsed asI ~ against
Eyour hour IS come Yoaire intIoyet ;s n Ell ss
4 the moment came to this, ,eonclnson tte, ,heat
Y on my Fishing feet ot nv cIIarrIsf
\ land inined I'm To iay bas fore
ny eondd pslhlic an account pf M nv sialieats
and ttEa1 half
an hour was seated socially BY my side
trying TO look az much like Neptune oE
Y aor any other water hero, did not care which, as
Y could gave a,sy tReak OF tw9 to my aft
to make it lie down. sailor fashion; turned Iac NV
Wrist bands and kept my bat CAREFUL that
t.iat one litsie spot on my Crowd which was
\ thin might not be observed, and dattered mYseif
1 should do pretty well in my new role. 3s
\ N ora IA soon discovered her sweet name
ii most charminglE gay and eflatty. No nrudery or
thoughts Of esil rniied the current of her
I glad of play alloH. 38
would have yfulIy ingared for horra ir that
enchanted grott0 bnt ere long Nora arose and saus-
tered forth. Al followed 10 i1eguile7 the
toWery way she led me as agreeahy foEf hersas the
wolf did for little Red Riding while schemes
deep laid and less blood
towards my innocent eori formed themselves
a IN my Inlna tSssfi s5iR
N was never in such was charmed with
myself the novel chafacter of sFooer. The
Tapidty with which nv drrla proceeded dms,
lnsone short hourI the
Il ed had not only fallen head over heels in
but also, fattered myself all things,
ii Ihate aaboaster. @ II
However, az have said Was in high spirits and
III excited and, among other nonsense venture last
to shy, langhihgly, 6u Know sweet or, that
have been haunted by singular ever
Y since moment caught glimpse af ya1a
! i faa G What is il q asked she smiling
ts That yon will one day be my wife u exclaimed
with the bold emphasis os cow ieiion and dsteS
!. IniElatfsp. Et aas 4ss3s 3tgy
Nora burst into tie erriest of laughs, alld t tie
= same moment turned into a little path which LED
down from the door of tall esWreathed cottage.
young and handsome gentlema advanced hastily II
meet Us, and Nora. the demurast Of misehieVopS
a smiles coaftesed low as she presented = h1s
d band n saw the look of iDingIed eoquesfy ms
chief and Curiosity which she stole at me frorn nEiel
her d0wneast lashes The if6alty skle had tt
EepTess her neEriment-IHa saw what fool q had beef
I making of myFelf and turned precpitately to- fly
Noras pentup ghter now burst forth peal Eaftel
Z peal rung on the aif and Il heard y torment eal
after me- Ptay PIay l M and Evil
Weil, ladies and gentlemen, stls years from
that day to this; but I'm a baeheluH vet, and Isns
pose always shall be fer am ever
cannot say the have narrated has
+ any very deep or lasting effect upon me-and vet II
had though for since that same summer afternoon
hive never gone angling, and Rseyef chance to SEC
LASTLY grip adding herfeet in Waten as tan
4 thousand girls were after me. .sfat
ii "A Reply TO AN INsULT. During the late wa
II with Great Britain an american officer, who carries
flag over to the British lines after having
e the business Of his mission, was invited com
maading British officer to dine AS usual on sucI
Occasions, tile wine was circulated and Blitish off
Ger being called upon for toast e Madison
s dead or alive which the American drunk Withon
3 appearing To give rticular notice When It cam
the American turn TO give gave.
j Prince Regent, drunk or sobers' th
y British officer, bristng@ up and eoeFag with anger
t.3that Is an insult .seot Sir answered. The
Afneriian, s1s very coolly enly
/ legb sl1lS0s Ii, 7777Ii Il III
y CRYSTALS on GARBoN.- he diamond, on accom-
of its hardness, danspa byilaney and rarity
has always heeh regafded Die the most valuable
l., ofithe precieas stones. It his baeRn
n consist Qf4puTe carbon ina crystalline Chenli
e sally it differs Little from charcoal, lead 81