The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-09-12

But he will not object to shopping
expedition. Ladies' must shop. 1t is
part of their nature. Lean meet yoa.
- As if / would consent to such
I. Il ana SURG You will. Pass the house
(naming the hotel whero he stopped
at twelve O clock, and l will join you
and, as this was exactly what Loring
wished, after few more coquettisIr
denials, he finally consented giving
one of his gloves as q pledge, and
then requested to be presented to
Captain Ranger.
n Kenneth .demurred, but Loring was
aRbstinate, and of course, ultimately
Carried his point.
ss!sMy friend tells me-" commenced
Ranger, ''that you leave the city to-
morrow
Allan replied in the affirmative,
."How could you be so cruel ~
"l do not see the cruelty. My
movements affect no one but myself,
and am already quite tired of New
Orleans
''But have you no compassion upon
your admirers -
81 was not aware that such a class of
personswere in existence"
sKsparn it from me, then, and place
nly11lapSe at the head of the list"
ndeed, shall not-you are much
tSo Ugly
know it, yet do not despair. [
am d soldier and skilled in the art"
ssAre the tactics of love, then the
same as those of war -
Is Ia hot oil lSfr T.
agems are fair applies to both. Then
tho modes of attack are similar. Some
|Etrx The long siege. These are your
sub bstantial men, with thick heads and
full pockets. They bring to bear
tremendous batteries of heavy atten-
|tions, and sometimes succeed by dint
|of stoidity and patience. Others pre-
fer the mining system-environ you
with a network of articles, cut off all
relief, and surprise you in the citadel,
before you think they have advanced to
the walls. These are your keen lay
yers and long headed professional m3.
Then, there are third class, lide Ny
self, who scaes the walls, storm the ,Qitas
del, and plant our flag on the tspmost
tower, while the others >.ate rub6hg
their eyes, -, "a.
81 should like to see ynAr bulletins
of killed and wounded, though, Iaop-
pose, you have never to record any de-
feats 2" 49,.
"Nevet."
"What eonceit ~ -.
cit is a fact. You do not believe 1t !"
If / had one hour more, | WOULD s&on-
vince you of the fact"
"You shall not have that excuse; |
will give you an hour, tomorrow. 1t is
easy to boast. / will make you prove
your assertions"
''Be assured / shall not fail. But
where can | see you
81 will pass your hotel tomorrow ut
twelve, and you can join me-"
''But what token have | of your sin
cerity =
"This," answered Loriug, tearing
his auperb handkerchief, in two, and
giving Ranger Nahalf. "And, now,
DO me favorsI { resent me TO that
little man with 49, saw you talking,
some time since. am sure he is anus
4 ing.
'sI doubt if it would be friendly act
for mo TO do. Heis very susceptible" -"
:, sImpertinent! will you obey me -
Y ,.+sPfGmise, then, to be mercifnl.'
~ promise nothing. Here he is.
Introduce me-"
The conversation that ensued we are
unable to relate, for Loring always
yawned fearfully at this. part of the
stoIpmgowed that till then: ne had never
knostR properly how to sRiAy women
aHa shgddeffpgly declined " attempt a
rs5otftfon Of the conversation. 1t is
/ generally understood, however that
the poet quoted mcrcilessJy his own ano
other peoples inanities, that Loring lis.
tened admiringly, and finally brought
poor little WaasSE up tossan avowal Of
affections-s
alsato met ffib, 1T f@e3ye o'alock, ii
front of tie e HotsL giving him, 'a'
atoken. the central fsEet.of bis boquet
and fhen skiping out Wgobseryed, made
his way home rejoicing, ese9fted as be
fore by, Sam 80. .,
stole ifyay stole ay0Y "a So ~