Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-21
The Reflects Narrative,

! y,iea.i1ra iAta Il..r ell hn,n. If ,,, .I,tI
! hood tram vI,ch h.,t hon, .t.,.,,
! t,oxr.i,i,r >,I,n,i four L,u, wears n,
won...r Ma kissed and r.. kissed M. !.
/ !,.f, har vh,.o = .I,il4 .nI NOW ,..,pruaA
IN the hfu,l, of voma,,a,,l arl 4id
NOT my Fafi,-r ma, n,r hft4.h;nr claat
,,n1 nr..ss ~. - hi< ,,.rs,ral 1.,-,,,,--'
calm ma IN, own dear A,na2
pr.v,..s ~ ,..,.,n,- ,,..,,a ,.... ,ox,
p;dav to nf,,reris,e tie b,sar;.s Of ~.
Iur-. Sr1iy however 1a4 oai.kanp,
n,v ohSsrvsi;,n and row w,,I, ,Ycn,,,,t.
tyI 4no,io, I c4z-l nm. n H.. wI;ta
crested waters nI,ta rh. p..v
and il or4-n hank den
! r-tals u he buifa VAS
happy then. why sh,ulIntIt Oh r-.
. Young farm. t,r ..-.'
my astfrctiun>:
srQue, Will proy-. i, W. Nav:
went 10 4 l:t.,e rivui.t to fish: haA
scarcely Travelled ,r,fIe al .. ! ks
when attracted hy The :. unnfu
upce Of its tin,ult waters ..,rtniur a
I@aatiuI fat-i frftIitEt NV hook and
waited with exp-c,arron the result. An
.lep, AT anrtlrss couldn't have t,a,sillv
bees. better pleased than was ;. itu nv
success among the pisralorv tribes. No
$. onsr had NV i,ne sunk beneath III.
uurufHei sllriaee Of The sunny stream
than some beautiful trout would BE-
t-.rfu;ed 10 Iay hold on the a,!urinr
tnor>eI.
D@tigltel with the snort Of .ytractiq.
lue hnny her,! tYota 1tte.r efelne l.
dense mass Of cloud, sutetalr~a with
electricity hal suddenly ob>cur-A the
horizon ur.oD>erve,.. In my eagcrn~s%
to Get ho,A traseIe up stream some
distance before i discovered ,nr err,r.-
To precipi;a,e tnv tis.Ht. | ;hrew dorm
NV h>h and rod. and .a, rrtr.cang IN
great haste NIX steps. hen wa~ AT
rested hv Stranger ~ho spraur betor.
10 The rath. ApohsE3ziur for thus rr>
rariiur my flight he informed he thai
tis name WAS Richard, Youngest oon Vi
Mr.. SsaniIope Of Baltimore, ana had
come to .p.ul the SUMMER with 10 f5t
lie t,-.efit Of his aes!'h
Tie gl4uti-r in winch h gained nj
fnttance to our family is -uetIaG-l by
The fact that his fatner aud mIne hal
been class mates in college, utd were
cunse ueutiY very .att'nste.
Miss >,tby,' he began, i have been /
silent ad'nrer Of your eEpvftao,> II /
ttia art Of angling: too expect 70 come !
on fishing. excursions, and oh . how !
P!easan, il will be TO persnbHtate lhe
grassy banks ot this beaut'tu' rivnIe'. /
and more especial 50 my young friend /
having 80 fair Il lad Y as you t. part CT |
pate IN the jog. But let Us r.turn, he !
GO tEue4, 10 The place where you left .
Your rod and fist, Z !
I"okei duoiously toward the Wes',
and oh ! ttS II gracious Ii eaFeu approved !
OF tie mretin the sun looked from be-
hind the eon-loinefated mass Of et-cIrl |
dee uebuisa, and very soon this threaten
~. euass disappeared.
On our way home, Mr. Stanhope
.noks Of his sickiy condition, aud s'n~
c-reay svmp2ttIsed with him. 4 set
lid nrisHc"otl. had TAKEN pos~e>slon Il
his mimi. and btoo,iing over ms m1-i"'-
lu~s had brsot hypochfo"dis which
produced sensatl"n ot pity III The tn~
SONS of hrs arqn'lnta"ces, He had
been yer. unsuccessful II; business, which
linked to Il us:turan disposition to 'naguI
IN. evils con>e4nent, r~re, IN my
haubl- opinion, the approximate cause
II al his ,t,s4n:s,nd~.
Ii, appearance was gent'~maniy,--
lis torelIssI, which wa7 fully 'ieTri"ped'