The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1856-04-12

smile and look which brought the ~,
fr''-tale blush to her cheek, lin afraid m,
attack H chronic. and time, only, will cure
1t. though doubt even the power of that re-
spectahle old medical gentleman. Anorv
No. indeed. again And | hope We will
never ne angry with earh other. but remain
good friends and affectionate cousins to the
end o! the chapter"
"A thousand times :" cried Lulu, recover.
ing all her gavety. and giving me. a. she
smoke. the brightest and most dangerous look
II m more delighted thar I can tell vou w.
And believe Lulu was You see ! had
acted with admirable adroitness: for ] had
persuaded her that my good spirits did not
arise from any dinhnution ofmy passion for
her' but only from national view Of the
present imPo>>iblity Of being sncressful.-
! Will here observe, again, Tor the benefit of
nv above mentioned dear grandchildren
on the male sex-that Young LADIES'. of GOOD
feeling. DO not enjoy the suffering of ore who
sincerely loves them: and if such a youno
gentleman takes cheerful view Ot the affair.
and. after the eventful No. I thank Won,
still continues TO esteem and love them.
without hope. but equally without obtru<ive
ag"nv-in such cases, saw, l have never
vet known the young laiy who wa. no.
touched and pleased. and even much aflr.te,l
by the diSintrrestcd admiration o. her friend
Lulu was thus better friend TO me than
ever: and when observed. with that great
COOL hnmor. that | thought of rrlnainin. at
least two weeks longer. she was quite duppd
by my sang troid. and rried out that she was
delighted, and would ''dan~e the minuet with
me when they had the tahleaux."
| requested information on she subject of
the minurt and tablraux. and rereived in re-
ply. The a>toni>hed question. Didn't know :?
] certainly didnt-havnc been in retire
m"nf lately. on account of wounds received
IN nava! engagement. Miss Lulu thereup-
on burst ont laughing. and ex xplained herself
to the effect, that on the next THURSDAY
evening she was going to collect together
dozen "irl> and vonn. gentlemen from the
nelghhOrh"od and. for the amusement of
her guests. designed to have some beantiful
tahiraux IN the new. foreign fashion. and. al
so. that verItaile m'nuet Il. Ia cour would
t"' part ot the evenings entertainment
Miss Lulu concluded. bv asking:
We'll monsieur dance the miDuet with
me ="
"Wrh pleasure. Acknowledgment
YOU teach me"
oh lmu>t first learn from mamma, and
we'll have. At least. three rrhrarsal>. Be-
SIDES. old Joe must be Taught the tune
'lt-a-.-a Ta-a-a-a! Ta-a-a-
= Ari Mss l.uln. in the most charming
wav. ."-:..n - chant the old minuet de Ia
..-" T''-:n- !.rr ''"aI. aud Swa, ING her beau
';'o H.'."' 50 'hr III st grave and stat-I,
r'1"''r: 'tr "Ai.i, She descended to r-a
.ii' Il. al !nr>' :n-o iaurh,er
Nv ~. M.,nr m.-oGv WAS that" sac
tI' >o'- ,,,.,.. o.; :h- clrcanf Fifzartbur
"ao ~ '-'r - !.iiu iir.'>Ec-i her chant.
WAS II my humminH :" asked the youpc
lady. miSchievouslv.
"D"uhtrSs it was. nv dear Miss Lulu
What air enjnye1 the exquisite privilege =.
Being murdered bv my voice2 II was
tn old winuct d, Ii com. which He snail
dance. Won nov. next Tnu->day"
MAY ho,e for The happiness of being se-
lec'ed As your partner -
Il am engaged to my cousin. but. may
hv. We can have two"
Fitzsrthur looked at me with cool -humor-
ed con nlescensiOn, and with a smile, which
seemed to say. in his elegant. drawing wav
-"irs-aw-yss, | understand. Etiunetie
requires Won to commence with this youn.
ster-aw-certanlv And then the con
ver>stion became general. Two or three
mildly rational allusions. on the par, OF Fitz-
arthur. convinced everybody. including Ro>,..
who came in with Jack, that the result
Of the scene between Lulu AMI mysrlf. sr.on
The sf-cam. bad come to that gentleman :
ears; and. at one of these alu>ions, more
smiling and pointed than the rest. had the
satisfaction of >eeinS Lnln's pretty brow sud
denly cloud up and her manner to the CAV
Fuzsrthur become stately and freezing in
the extreme. II did No, change throughout
the day. AID every body perceived il. except
the subject OF 1.-THE CAV lover
have never yet, in all nv travels. pere-
grinationS. and experiences. nv dear grand
children. had the pleasure OF meeting with
the youn" lady who liked a tavoriie cousin
to M laughed at tor lovin. her The fat
Is. that Fitz.rthur lad. tor orre. been guilty.
Of what Rrheiourauld declares tar worse
than any fault. He had committed b;ur.-
der.