The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-13
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'ccss resting higher than his neaI, 2"
shite, ring dngers claspine new volu"e'
lis cir inateentive, btass ana d'ssasasnea =
an speaking Of our wealthy young COUSIN
4awrsaes Vase, Who We Thought woa.1 -
seys BE- useiess man, with goa ioE.nOsn'nS
habits, and peevash old age.
Cvntound It! I've Cos the aysPeps'S ~
hats what's the matter WIN 49, 49,
cousin Lawrence hung ASIDE nis cOsSiy
with % unusual emosns o. esesU .4.;a
We Al exploded ineo leee1 d.. IA
papa, down 70 psssy Da
down HE paper WIN &c euS1 ~
why, Laxnencs u. H.s y sSs vssss.
DAY you wese - t1e 49, seseS' - So1su"P
taoo, eeso ns IVY
You nsedns .cogn. al OF you, Nsos'eu
LAWRENCE psstasniy, giving ~ g!Fss EVER
glance, ITS rssnef Impairment soouio
Day.
we cant help 1t cousin lawrence, gasp,
cd out pretty Bessy, her cneek9 rsd ana
pulled with suppressed mirth, 'You are 80
oddP
I'm sick, sick, sick! l shan i've long
in this way, I'm convinced, and he sank
back with groaD.
Lawrence Vansv said papa, bringing
Down his 6st on the little table, making "
ring, you're lazy hOuod, sirl lou nave
not one noble impulse about youi. lou
have allowed youth and strength % Ire use
less and corrode. II you have got any ans
ease, I'm Heartily glad oft! it may sting
you 10 action, ii your conscience con~o1-
Go to work! get up early and see the sun
risei DO good, and you'll have an easy a.
gestion and happy life! 1 speak 10
friend.
Come, Ill make you proposal, cont'n-
ued papa. GO up to brother Jacobs farm,
and spend the summer. Throw Oh your
fddle-faddle fashisnables; put on homespun;
set 70 work at the plough! why! ooy,
Papas enthusiastic, hearty tones could
not help but hre the blood OF mortal' anu
cousin Lawrence Is one, although Isa1
oh, yes, cousin Lawrence we sh cn'meA
in chorus, do 20; lts 2 charming place
Eoery6ody 10 happy tnere 'on I,: Is s1cn y
fne fellow, and Jenny sucn earning.
VINO may Jonn pes anu oafn .;s;h ys"n ~,
demanded cousin Lawrence slsioly Out
laziiy interested ;,
oh, Johns! we all began again, put SIS
ter Elizabeth begged one might DC sPo.es-
woman. Not SO many swallows t"it.er'nS
at once, she SAID we al looked 70 susan
We'll, began susan, IN her etra'ghtlor-
ward diction, John ana Jenny tracy are
cousins, adopted by uncle jacob VINO u
very fond and proud OF them. 1ohn WORKS
on the 1arm, anu Jenny heiPs ." ''e ''ou'0
Oh, mol sald LOWrence, Win Ano"'"S
whistle, stupid, engaged people, suppose.
Excuse me IRON being de uop -,
'Bnt they re NOT engaged ut all, SIR! said
Miss Bessy, Indignantly with toss OF her
head, but blushlng all the whlie ander ner
black rinslets. John Is not the least Dit In
love with her. You are always jumping at
conclusionsf
Lawrence gave her prolonged stare,
showing all his dazzling teeth in wise
smile, and enuncating clearly.
'Juxtaposition juxtaposition, queen l'es-
syl You see l know something of the
world I've been to Paris
Say you will 60 to Jacobs, and l will
write now, Immediately, interrupted papa
impaticntly.
We'll, sir, replied Lawrence, with hal
sigh. III you really think it do me good
will-yes. will try it But bless me
I'm most gone now with another croan hi
relapsed into silence, and we hid our face
behind our work and books tor decehcy
sake. The letter was written and sealed
and in three days, with monrntul shake
the head, cousin Lawrence babe US adieu
wearing the semblance Of o man not Ioni
for this world.
CHAPTER H.
Sweet Briar Farm was one Of the lovelies
ofplaces. Even Lawrence thought 80 as n
drove up in front OF its modest brown porcl
all wreathed with honeysuckles There wa
uncle Jacob really to welcome him; HI
voice CHEEKY, his cheeks like crnmpied re-
rose leaves. There stood John, TOO, Desid
him, fresh and comely; perfect picture
health and maniiness.
Jenny! Jenny! rang uncle Jacobs volc
through the house, answered by mello,
Coming, sir and q tripping down tn
stairs Now 1t happened that Lawrence
favorite pointer, Caprice, nad stretche'
himself ~ the Dottom VI Tue staircase, "''
before she was aware Jenny Tracy stumble
over him. There was yeiping and scamp
ering, and being his special pet, L"wrenc
folt annoyed and irritated. 'Awkward! !,
CALCULATED mentally, at the same time maj
ing profound bow, without voucnsanng
look at the unfortunate cause OF ms irfit'
ton 4,
Poor, poor dog exclaimed one 20. Of Tn
sweetest voices, and round stout .M niue arr a
caresseo INC uoes snnep no .L "'' '
aperfect beauty, ism ne. John
And you are q pretty picture ooan
you, returned pun uncle JACK. Lawrence &c
emmy n cuaThi'S AVS" i"ee' ".'~ o
hair, kindly blue eyes q cer'a'n ais"i.y ~"
sweetness OF EXPRESSION cordiai snhe
such was Jenny tracy halslns nus eye
Lawrence could not he'p noticing '1 ,..n.sa ..
m'ring gaze nAeo On ms COUSIN .';u "A 'A'"p>
sit.on, came nppermos' Ia ms nl"u.
That evening orousn' ha"i , :.ss ~.
himself he was sisae,ou I anu assLes.
talked OF ms travels WIZ" numo'" .u p.e"s '