The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-10-08
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From the London mily Herald.
SHE WOULDN'T BE .sALOUs

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Havana from his Inns for the pnrp6se Of
exhalinc n cloud of the perfumad smoke
mo. by Jovcw he repeated 81 wouldn',
marry Jealous woman if she WAS tho
richest heiress in the world | tell Won
Walter, it wouldn't do for nv wife To- h,
jealous This being etrruailv conston,
to one little bundle Of lace and divinity
is an utter impossiblitv ia man of nv
constitution have a natural taste for
variety, do YOU see; and the most want
with a wife is To keep house for me. and
take care of things, and give me little
leisure to make myself agreeable Ia wo.
mankind in general. When nothing
more agreeable turns mp. why of course
then she can have the privilcc,c az or,or.
tanning me, which, with the consolation
Of knowing that her husband is the most
accomplished lady killer in town. will |
take it, be ample compensation for all
her services in my behalf But ven 500
II she were any way Jealous she might
not think so
II would bc possible | should think y
said Walter Everett. that she might be
inclined to disagree with Won | sbnuld
think that any woman who l,vad vnu
would naturally object to such an mr..
rangemcnt"
oh pshaw Fycrett'9 exclaimed IJ,g.
~; that proves Won to bc a naviro
Don't Won knnw that love ia d, f.r,.I,,
heart is made up of inst two clemens
vanity and sclisacrifee2 Inst yive a
woman husband she is proud Of and
you--or. that il. van mirht moi lac aLle
to-hut man IF nv ACCOMPLISHMENTS
can coax her to ANYTHING under the SIM
Wait till marry, m show van h,,, .,
manage wife ri show Won bnw IN
unite all the freedom nf a h,cbelo, ,,;,b
all the privileges of "A Benedick"
Walter smiled and nuflcd oy,v a., Lt-
cigar in silence
The two Young men were cl.rls :, o
il.;fv Tosv oe;!up,eu ib:,,tnem,, IA a,s
ana hnn.a anil were generally on very
cln,c and intimate terms Perhaps 1t
NAV not be necessary h. inform the reader
,hot Marry was something of a coscnmh.
thouph he was by no means immoral, as
might be inferred from his account Of
h,,ns,If This Walter knew. and lac could
therefore listen to his occasional strains
of rasconadc with the utmost serenity,
even though perfectly aware al the t''''
that the speaker entertained serious ideas
Of finally bestowing the ineifable honor
of his name aud protection upon a certain
lit,le cousin of his own, Miss Susie stan
ton. That his confidence went SO far As
to lead him to conceal from the SAID
young lady tie sentiments SO frequently
expressed, we cannot vouch. Indeed, the
writer rather has the idea that the Two
frcaently talked over in private TINS un-
fortunate failing Of their mutual TREND
and studied frequently to devise some
method of reducing the proportions oil
llarrys organ OF vanity
Nothing. however, very ellcciuat was
ACCOMPLISHED dnring the courtshlp, ana
in the process of time Mr. Harry Nane
entered the state of matrimony under the
full conviction that his loving SUSIE pos,
sesscd ma, one spark of jealousy ana
that her ovcrwcen'ng affection Tor MN
would lead her to accept with unie.gned
gratitude and Joy whatever attention II
might please him to bcsto upon ier'
and to preserve Discreet silence IN re-
gard to whatever she might see IN ms
oa,goings or mornings that was pecu'''
or mysterious
To do Susie Justice, she was not nati'
rally of Jealous disposition; but beside
her innate amiability u that respect she
had little bit OF That shy woh'"n'y
pride, which made her resolve 'ha' she
wouldn't be jealous. No, indeed sue
would never be pointed at az a Jealous
wife, neither should MI larry Nahe ''N'