The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1857-05-23

3By torch ana trumpet fast arrayed;
Beneath yon ivy mantled tower,
The bull frog croaks his se,enade.
;Oh, my lave IL like the red, red rose,
He 6alght d ring with posy true
Sir Barney Bodkin broke his nose, tHi
And, Saxon, ! am khOderick DIM
assss g5.8f [Porter's Spirit.
Wealth Ms Werth-s Tale ssisiA = Moral.
"sNhy, Mary, are YOU going to permit me
chanics. 10 wait upon and dance with you 4
am really .astonis6ed that You should cunde-
scend to do such a thing when you know how
our family staud and the large circle Of ele-,
CUNT people we arc intimate with wo1ld no
doubt think it very funny, inleed. and perhaps,
not think any the better Of you loo" "Tobe
canlid, julia, though you and they should
think \ had done.a very naughty thing, ! shall
certainly permit any gentleman whose 6harac,
Ter is fur, and who IS respected for his good
qualities to wait upon met
/" We'll, then, you think 9 gentleman may be
"a. mechanic! Did l everl Where in the weird,
Mary Mace, did YOU derive such notions MS, q
geniility q
. From observation as vel! as books. Ny
opinion Of people is not governed 50 much By
their wealth and connexions as II is by their
personal merit and worth"
swell, III 60 aud see if the dress-maker has
sent home my new dress for the ball, and let
you indulge iii ~revcriss u gentlemen mechat-
lev !" This occurred between W cousins on
the eve Of q brilliant party. Mary Mace was
a sweet girl Of nineteen moi remarkable for her
beauty, but possessing u kind and gentle heart,
whose feelings were reflected in a cain and mild
expression that made every one feel that he
was in the presence Of All amiable andkind
hearted girl. She had read much, and had in
dulged in society sufficiently long to discrimi-
nate between the trne and the false-true
merit and empty pretcnce. In whatever posi-
ton. she was placed she was ever supported BY
a correct sense Of propriety, the result Of good
common sense and a good heart. julio Mace
was Ut d different character and Temperament.
She was wealthy and, unfortunately. she knew
it. Her education had been BY no. means neg
lected. Possessing a lively disposition, sprighi-
~ intellect, and no inconsitlerabse share Of
that vanity which is the inevitable result Of
Rattery bestowed upon those who arc called
beautiful, she felt and acted as il her, att,ac-
iions were a sufficient license for her TO exact
from all who came within her sphere their
homage and attentions. Two beings more OPP
positc in thought, taste and feeling could not
well be imagined.
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