Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1859-03-03

why papav exclaimed the poor girl,
with mingled astonishment and mortifca,
ton; then bursting into tears, she hurried
from the room, and sought the privacy OF
her own chamber.
This will never do said Mr.. Thornwell.
Eva must be persuaded to accept the hand
of Spobberhosser, or my ruin is fixed fact.
I must humor her for the present. however,
and allow her to go to Charleston, aud-but,
bless me here comes Snobberhosser.'
sGoot morning, mine olt trent! said Snob-
berhosser. dish ish so fine day ash never
was
Fine morning, sir replied Thornwell.'
sDere ish one ting I voulds likes to know,
Mr.. Tornwell.'
i Ishal be very happy to give you the de-
sired information, SIR said Mr.. Thornwell.
who ish dat fools vat names Scharles
Evinston p
Charles Evinston ?-let ME see! said
Thornwell endeavoring to recall the name
i really do not know
He lives in Spartanburg-ant ish Won
huge rascal" said Suobberhosser, waxing
warm.
why, what harm has the gentleman done
you p asked Thornwell.
sSheptlemans he ish no shentlemans,
but dunder and blixen !! he ish so pig a rogue
ash he never was
But what has he doneT
He writes me Won letters apout hish trent,
Edwin Marlton.'
Indeed! I see no harm in all that
you no see de letters yet,' replied Snob-
berhosser, handing letter to MIR. Thorn
we'll; it ish pout your daughter
about n,v daughter ?-impossible ? said
he, hastily unfolding the letter.
sReads it out-me no makes it understand
much
sCoufouud the impertiucnt fellow y said
Thornwell, glancing over the letter. 'Just
hear what he has to say:
Dear Sourkrom SnoJberhosscr Being very
particular friend of yours, advise you to leave
Ahbeville rs soon rs you possibly can. Myyoung
friend Edwin Marlton has heard that you are en-
deavoring to win the hand of Miss Eva, and swears
that he will give you a dose Of lead pills in less
than two days from the date of this letter, if you
do not make tracks. Mr.. Marltoni is young gen.
tleman of large fortune, in love with Miss Eva,
and has reasons for believing his affection recip-
rocated He has made up his mind to have her,
and it will be policy your part to make your
self scarce. Respectfully. yous.
CHARLES EvINsToN.
sPou my word that is refreshiDgly cool J!
said Mr.. Thornwell, smiling in spite of him
self
Vat for you smilcs?' asked Snobberhos.
ser.
Because of the impudence of these gen.
tlemen,' he replied.
sNIe schallenge,.- shoot !--makes vor
doodles mid dem bote, quite soon" said
Snobberhosser, in towering passion.
"A duele-I shall give no countenance tc
such foolish proceeding said Thornwell
Dunder and blixen "
sPshaw !! said Thornwell, anxious tc
change the conversation, Il have favor tt
ask of you, Mr.. Snobberhosser'
Me lens no monish more, replied he.
1T is not money that 7 am speaking a
bout said Thornwell.
Den vat you want mid me?'
My daughter
sYoh, dat ish betterish goot'
sHear me out, Mr.. Snobberhosser, if yor
please
'Yoh beg pardon
MY daughter wishes to-
dat ish so goot as it never vas-debblis(
goot"
you are devilish impolite, sir, to inter
rupt me in this manner said Thornwell
augrily. i was going to observe, that m.
daughter wished to 90 to Charleston ant
spend month with Miss Ida Walter
Won whole munts! exclaimed Snobber
hosser. dat is 20 goot'
what wish to ask is, will you accompa
ny her?
sYoh but me no knows Miss Walter,
said Snobberbosser.
Il do not ask you to do more, than to ac
company her as far as the Charleston Depot,
said Thornwell.
Ven does Miss Eva intend to went?'
In day or two, probably replied Thorn
we'll.
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Eva, Mr.. Soobberhosser has kindly con
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