The prairie news. [volume] (Okolona, Miss.) 1851-1875, 1859-02-10

# e'fess with a Country Clown,
We Two youthful candidates for matrim
n my IRON Bourbon county, Kentncke
or made their debut at the Spencer Hon,
/ Yesterday, and as soon as they ha
pFeahiaSted---they were not poetic
y above the reach of appetite BY their pa
O. s,on--madc known their connubia want
le mr. France, one of the clerks of thu il,
O. TEL TO whom they applied asked wber
/; we prospective bridegroom was, seem
:. 10 one put very large, rudy checked
u awkward and entirely rural individual
I. blow. '''' ~ W
II am that feler, Mister, and I wan
70 marry this gal right off, quick" wa
= me response of the predestined Benedict
l. whlle the girl barely seventeen, and n,
/ unlike him as Cytherea was unlike Vul
r cam smiled at what appeared to her. in
ner ollnd partially, an open expression
of manly regard.
NO wonder the clerk did not conjecture
the rude Bourbonite to be her lover. No
one who believes that like seeks lik.
womb nave dreamed of the possibility of
such compact.
The girl was very fair, delicate and
s!nmelflcal-qnite "A love of creature,
win blue eyes and golden hair and fine
most darling little rosebud of a month
'uat ever pouted kisses above the on.
chanting dimples of beautiful chin
she was 1.-the as a lily on its stalk. and
every motion of her form, and every ges.
'ure' was grace itself. Her conversation
was Ingenious but elegant, easy but in.
'eIieclual, and it was evident she added
10 naturally refined mind, supe,i,r
education combined with various accom-
plishments.
we thought of Titania and Bottom
and Blanche and Quasimodo, and Beapty
ana The Beast, and we know not what
other creations of fiction, as we pazed at
me par that where to wed, and wonder
ca whether the crop of husbands had NOT
oeeh short last season in old Bonrbon
we are aware, of course, that opnsition
attract each other, but culture generally
seeks culture, and refinement refnena,f
however temperament and Organization
dlher. Ills instance, however. was an
exception; for here an ACCOMPLISHED \
young lady was on the point of natino /
Clown not only in manners, but in her.
son ana character. Miranda's love f,r o
JaIiban would not have been mara mn +
laturai. Still, the fair KantucAian WAS n
'lolehtly enamored of her bncoIj, lover II
was evident, and had doubtless ideal
@eu Allh INTO sort Of Apollo. His de- @
ecls she supplied with the romance of IL
er own nature, and covered his f,nlt. C
nj aWkwaroness with the Gorgeous vest. III
ien's ol her imagination. until he shon. IL
run 10 her eyes, at least, an Incarnation as
her poetic dreams. Id
Ihey We're married in less than On ba
our, and as they retired from the recnn.
on-room In which they had been united ioI
le seemed as much pleased with eoucb. Of
ies as he with her elegant and engaging al
'poftinenl. We thought Of the famili.,r SCI
les OF the play, and felt how thoronvh. co
they were verified in the example be- NV
re us: d.
IN JOINING contrasts lieh loves delights; me
nehce, hands OF snow i'll palms Of russell lie.
Ihe form Of Hercules affects the sypA's -.
Ana beast that case the lions ire.proof heart 'he
flnd their lov'd lodge IN arms where trr,nnr. act
dwell. ''"ioF' On,
This marriage was. as NAV he SIM. ma
sea- the result of an eopement. The Off
ldesroom had been emf Ioyed by the otb
de,s father in mental capacity. and De-
soon as she returned from New Eny- ize,
ID school where every pains had been the
zen 10 give her an excellent education crai
" fell in love" with the crude unI. nm
ed hind" and herself proposed the -.
AWAY. r.at
The devil is in some women. and M the,
''ake, ana this Was case in point tic
whether the father, who is wealthy pr.,
accept his plebian sonin-aw is . sun,
s'Ion We cannot determine. perhans snaI
ne Is exfravagantly fond of his dangb. anti
he will forget her mesaillaace for n. III,
at love he bears his child IN III
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