Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-25
KITTY Pleasonton's First Love.

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| So Yes, Jnmes, she replied, 4nnd he Is so
handso'ne--so agreeable-so delightful, that l
cant say how things might go if he were to
make me, one of these days, my second offer y
You can timposeson Incin that kind OF way,
sweet Kitty, so don't attemptait,n i exclaimed.
VI be bound the impudent fellow, whom l
won't object speaking a bit of my mind tn, is not
handsome or more agreeable than MYSELF
Kitty laughed aloud in derisions Giles a
Thousand times handSomer than you arc, she
cried, scornfully, "aEd rs M Ich more entertain
ing as he is more handsome
Come, Kitty, don't be too cutting, too cruel. -
began, but Kitty drew herself up with dignity.
Ihey call me Katharine, who do speak TO
me, sill" she said
Katharine, tidd!e.sticksln clied Kitty is
the prettiest aud sweetest naIne in the world,
and comes more natural to needn't botherlne
with your Katlarines''
= dare say you may liEe it, said Kitty,
poullng half anglily, but don't. It's too free.
How wotldYou like it persisted in calling you
Jim ? Ideclare I'll call you Jim. if vcu 70 OH
calling me Kitty"
i" Do 80 if You like" replied. and it will
soon sound 10 meIlikc the sweetest name in the
world. But may presume to beg fsouI> my fir
aud graPi0us Lady! Katharine a description of
this Mood-4AdOltiss She has beon enc0untpriug2p
- He iss!tall, 6egau Kitty. s Z
I.5s 4Allef. lt1ll l lTltNrrunteE. Kitty lI-
most anMiiatcd me with look.
by ut least half foot-and Of an elegant
figure, She continued with marked emphasis.
''Ie was dressed in fishing costume. which
greatly bucaInv.iiiIn!'' - - - d g5s
= have an old fishing blouse up stairs, }"
Ipqttereli, soto think Twill get it OUT
IS The young mans manners were I'M colnfn0n-
Is easy and gGntemanly. and virtual pprfyctly
dclerenlial and respectfully continued. Kitty.
:. Having once ascertaineo NV name. he. never
once forgot l.fIuscf 50 far MS to abr,yiatr fl his
conduct contrasting llyurably in TINT respect
with some of my friends"
- Well, Ki,ty,'' saitl Is Wwbat Other nerfec,-
tons has our hero or have Won eyhansteFi' vonI
| list!' -
:, Far from,it, . said Kitty, Indignantly. He
wears his hair t,:,rttfl nv.i, Ii tIit jni,I,iIe like
poet, or that cllar1ninr Si0n0r Pnyzo1ni IN,
purt of the Elgurdo 4-''
s.OrH Methodist parsOn.,' L observed
'sAnd beside all ttlat," continued Kitty, she
| has :, InolISt5che " - -
q A last best piff." said Il: 1but Kitty. that
perfection, ho6t. will not be yery difficult 81
achievement. i'lltbegin tt,-lnorrOw. 8 LcthIne
tall--handSome reeable--good man
lncrs-elegant figure and Tnlotistache / ON. tile
whole, Kitty, thihk I'm very much afraid .oi
my rival. -
g You have cause. y Kitty replied with graye
dignity =s's $3.50
rhe.next daysyvhcns Kitty reached her little
retreat. She found the stranger acains in i'll
IneighDorlood. must do the little coouette the
Justice OF confessing that She did not look star.
tleCl, aud indeed ycXed, when sue saw him: blu,
perhaps thinking twas too late to retreat. She
advanced timidly.
The. youth met her with many apologies, and
plausible pretence for his Intrusion, which she
could not gainsay, while something fiattering il,
his manner made her bnshingiy divine, that the
hope OF again seeing her had been the true cause