The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1861-12-21


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80. -. = =. - 1-,,nt IN sherrv and soda
80. 80 .e Il. !. an sha heat Of the sea-
~ s.i !. .hsnrS r. 4 - I remarkably cool
.v.n;nc for Iuoust. No JENKINS il .
ssS.,. - h.s hsS .cm. =, -. noe srnariep-
=. .nd hi. =. nj ths iss.t strange
49,. 49, Gill mind. v;lI moi ousr.
80. .,,,S ~. ne t,uth II this: though. by the
Nv Won don't often find : man tell the |
l..,.a t.la tv;oe "a exactly the same way
= :. !. =. trua and have heard him tell
M: tire TRa Ant time Was at dinner
- Iord-Weli / Il does not matter where.
7. = son.times .dvisable not to mention
r,cr ]. name. don't think mentioning
XII. vonld do any harm. Thought :
dinner - TnrYs cr;cket-oround, and the
saccnd tine q. on the occasion Of which
T IN melting vhsn / found him drink.
inc sherrv and soda water and smoking
chs,ooes v;th three ofI;cers Of Marines; one
of vhom With Eve gloves (ladie's six and
a h.ln and . vithered rose before him
~. teliino hov-aafter leading me on in
this Wv after gaining INV young affec-
ton. IL Iii, treaeherous manner, BY Jovel
III she throvs me over and marries Blub-
her0
.Tps ike the sax !" said the second Ma
rine.
MIt. the woman that seiuices all man.
Kind y ,aid the third Marine. 5g
DIT raminda me of what once happen.
ed to myself." said JENKINS; "you know
the storv." he continued. turning to me
.sSo inst order yourself some sherry and
aoda vatar: al ! and while YOU are about
| il order some for me too. and YOU can nav
for them both when they come; then I
sha,nt be nut out. Paving for ANYTHING
always puts me out. Thank you ri
| try one Of your cigars. Well gentlemen"
turning to the Marines, "Some time ago,
| / was staying with Sir George p, p
House. P-shire. Great number Of peo.
ME there all kinds of amusements going
on Driving. riding. fishing. shootipe.
every thing IN fact; Sir Georges daughter
Fanny was often nv companion in these
expeditions, and I was considerably struck
with her. For she is a girl to whom the
epithet "stunniup" applies better than
anv other that I am acouainted with. She
could ride like Nimrod. she could drive
like Jehu. she could row like Char.
on. abe could dance like Ternsicbore abe
could run like Diana. she walked like in.
no, and she looked like Venus. Pve ey-
en- seen her smoke.n
Gone GOOD mint in her character At
apv rate.S said the third Marine
ssJust lie tho .e- p ss;d Tho .ooond
Marine
MAhi abe was . stunna, confirmed
.Jenkvns .svon shonId have bo.rJ tha. .;.l
whistle and lauuh-von shonld have hoard
her lanoh Sba vss .rnl1 : dal;ah. a
comnan;on W. roda toootho- d-oso -.
Gather 6.hed tose,har saihed toos. I ~
danced tooetbe, .onn Goethe. ssl,o3
her Fannv and Sbe AMI M ~ '" All
tb;s conld have Int ono tar,n;na.;on az a.
know fell n love 9TH har 1 snd 49, you
mined tn tale the trst onnor.nn ;sa ~ go Nc
ros;no O. ono aan r. -. pr ~.
t"sa.h., fsb;o ao Wy T. I LIZ We wefs ou'
Ss... i.. as"s ~ s"u .aA, "en' uoW1 !,
% my A1ees amo5gs' 'he guogeons' seized
Nc, na:u, Plesseu ~ 70 my 1alstcoat' ana
10 puiaios accen's entreated ner 10 become
NY me ~, -
| :. on % Lool!' sne sald, NOW drop
H. 40! ana put me . fresh worm on.
On ranny. l exclaimed; "don,t
.alk ABOUT worms wnen marriage Is In ques-
tlon; Unty say
i te.i you wnas 1t Il, now, she repll-
co angiliy. III you oont drop 1t LII pitch
you OUT OF the Doat.
9en''eme1. saia Jenkyns with strong
emo''on, e'o NOT drop 1t; and give
you " "oto oi nonof, with . sudden
snove sne sent me lying into the water;
.nen selz'ng tue sculls, with stroke or
Two sne put several yards between US, and
Iuis' ln'o : NJ OF laughter that fortunate
~ Pleventeo ner from gong any further
swan up ana c,lmDed into the boat
.s "ensyn -; sac % myself, Revenge
lsvenge disguised my feelings. |
lauehed Pn1lsd - .ha S.yl =, n.r.un -.
honse and ch.nasJ No D a,a.is "e"' WI ~ '.e
anne.red At the d;nne: .shIs 1s ..oo mnss
that eyery one had been informed of nv
duckine-uniyersal lauehter greeted me-
Durinr dinner Fannv renssta S ~h;.n NC
ed to her neiphbor and oIsncad =. ma
Smothered laughter invariably followed
"Jeukyns!'' said I. nRevenoeH The m
portunity soon offered. There was to h
q balloon ascent from the lawn and Fan.