New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-23

at college passed Away Witiioul ny asah saeiaius
more than q need Oh passing aahifauon 70 any
woman. 0ne nignt' " 'eh ish lss'iSa s WIS peilB
held at the mouse OF one Oh our most popuia' rro,
fessors, responaeu - ~ nusi'a'avn a.i aSu u
had been hohorea, anu oene over sne hanus VI ms
spIenalu Wile INV aoNels uaus hsei' w. ~" Y
wh'cn .hen 1noash' " "ouiu W a'lncui' ior any
one V throw more % aevotioh, a'shl1y n sfaoe'
rms form compieo Wi'ht wandered nssessly
through inc Weil-1hrohgeo rooms, greeshg .he ~
quaintahces met, pat not as1acn.iie myself W 1he
Tram q any 81 me chafMihg hours WIG hasnea
then eyes OF Wreathea 'heir cf'lilsoh ups WIN q
VaeW % captavatloh
Az length, paused IN tne last apartment VI .ne
sui, ana peamed N con.ehpiaaoh Y ~ scsne
against the marble shelt tnat supporter mirror )
ured aiready, as chose % INNS, put Ieneiipea
ing at the same time that my figure would De re-
hected with fine statuesque eflect Absorbed U
reyerie which imagined TO ne psanthropic IN
lfs character, had almost iorgotten my sarIouhu-
lngs, when sudden hush, ana theh an lnarticuia.e
murmur, which evidently bespoke admira'oh, iliaoe
themselves conscious to me. was not snhcientiy
aroused 70 inquire ther origin, put sui seanuins
IN my nan asleep, nan AWAKE s'ale AiieW sne.e
was general closing ~, az o. nteress ahu
among the assenl1ied guests ana 'heil an
to make way ior the advance OF some one.
A moment after, as renamed WIN my eses s'ia'
pent On tne hoor, hahakefchiei u eAqusiso 80
ufe, ana WMte Japohica, IN us "aAiihe peiieo-
ion, 1eii AZ ny Ieet.
10 stoop 10 ralse them was an ihsoi',iis''ly n.o.
ION, ahd 70 look up 70 olscofeI - nhoni 10y
SHOULD DC restoreo equahy 50. Ing iesuis VI -.
siance va tias piaseu ~ - =
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c,assie nnr;tv crimson lns with a bauahty curve
tbat rarav condescended to melt into the magic of
s,n;,a sIandar ua,l.datined hro,vs and skin Of
DO, dI;coto tsvt,re and TRANSPARENT tint which is
n s.,,sav, o,oo,,t n oar,y childhood ooJdan
hlonae ba;r and evss black and plittering. which
a.,,,os a;saa;,e,i ,;oh+ fan, te;r daaplv fr;nnad
ids
I1or forn, what can i J;lysn ii tos Notbing save
a.. - = ,.;ao ,vh;oh ,,okas ;ts booo 4 tbo
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s,Iona;a
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p;ot, fo,ds 80 sat;,, ,rr,1t ;.b Threads of o,oId
fell fro,n + zona If lar waist N tba aonr
and ttaro s,va,,t IN Tho Graceful Aow az a den,;
train somathing tbat seemed half cincture half
5,odea of or;,,son ,,e,et ras,lansent viii, cr,st.
ina ;e,vaIs ciosned bar DAINTY forn and from Il
sweied sea.Iike form of rare iaces. encompassing
her matchless shoulders and rounded arms.
Above her head waved snowy plumes. worn
after style no other woman would have dared as
sumo. and on her white brow glttered costly
eoronal Of diamonds: wrists and swan-like neck
were ablaze with the same precious stones.
j obtained the somewhat difficult privilege of her
ACQUAINTANCE, She was of a nobly descended and
aristoeratic family-one Of the haughtiest of that
proud old State. They lived in princeIy splendor
on Cen Southalls plantation. to which they had
but recently returned from an European tour, and
there ali that love could imagine. or taste aeviae
or money procure, was layshed on this last re-.
naming treasure of the wife and child -bereft man.
There is an innate element in my character which
always prompts me to the effort to overcome any
thing which presents itself as an opposing force.
or to accept anything which seems to come as a
challenge; this, added to the love which had
sprung 80 quickly to life, urged me to seek and If
necessary. to conquer return of nv fercelv bnrn.
inc flame. though nothing could seem more absurd
at the first glance. than that l. who came of good
but not aristocratic parentage, Of limited means
and untried capacity, should attempt to eombat
tbe pride. the station the wealth. and tile nre;,.
dice that 8. hedped in, the southall family.
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..,,as.,a1,,. as ,,,,rscoIlr c. oaatsaN ~ NJ
III ,,,icl- ana snorl;na III
- eo,r;,,,, r;nation ia rors1,, $50
i, ssarsaot ,vboe and Il VIII ,ybiah s.enueu
- 80 har ha,,bt,, rsservo sonaa
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