Litchfield enquirer., 1863-11-19


 laoRaply, found on mg table on the same even- lings:bed l..nbasaat, sfi sadi a,s1! sav Ii iadis b sslMs.. .TrLar :--Meet you It F yyastaa < slsn Park ;jwhat an ideal, O Mr.Julip4 .Imas- ftonished at you am not in the habit of Pheeting gentlemen at the corners cora rasf of DarEs, Hsn4 fff tsr find itJjuto wh6 II aasnn aiD0nfaas anybody ip the house D 1fDr,a ifitwera. known that ba9 Hsitipgf gf9 you, should, De ,seyrely rdip yoGf is very suTpfsIho . and IA eah respohd to 1t. y'Po Be sfirs; asss so lpay asvisit tolan amt inl Me DougaI street, ,non Tuesday evening, and possibly I may pass by the south east corner of tie Park, about half Ipast Seven, if the weather is fineNif not, the ifstifairisvening But Jhe idea SfsmeetingO a gentlemen at the corner of tha, Park ins OsTu-
 lady 4baadksi Handkerchief lief is 5. oissa ris, bie 'Hf her cioakIpockat when she walks out. PdI .svooe beibodnIS sIa sioht diam shaV."I sEAei reader may gness whether or no deter dsahed to go to the Park on Tuesday evening" FButnmeaRims lad received an answer t6 o6e FofmyT advertisenentsy lwhich'nI bventare1 to think wasaa Big thing. It was in reply'to o:ie Of my Advertisements in which r figured as as3'a a retired capitalist, whose activity in amassing money had prevented him from forming female |aequasntances, aud who now, feeling sufficient y wealthy to retire: desired taianioni with "a lady who must be- young attractive, domestic, and possess a reasonable amount Of property, which, the advertiser notsbeing of tnercenafy views qsheaH be settled oh herself, in eFeat of inatrimony. To this had received, among other answers, one which seemed to exactly hit the point And an intefF9tfss~ was appointed, Der nail at No go Thirteenth avenue, that being the house Of of friend of the ladys,' " wwho signed herself Fstella Windhiasma. maon7fq i''" "Hs s'''s appointed fo5 fo5ut Called at the sas so1asse aforesaid and, ona ihquirainngl for Miss Estella wiidhain, the gil swke aahsswered the bell smil- ed slightly, and ushered me up stairs, where a young lady st. She was of graceful figure, nicely dressed, With head well set upon her shoulders stylish looking person, and mask cd with several folds of black crape, which, however, was opened at the mouth, displaayin
 
 2 pair of fresh cherry lips, and rows of dazzling teeth. She, T courteously motioned me to 2 chair, and our dialogue opened. .aUf2 9a mss l. < Have I tho pleasure of ssains Mise -Estalla lWindbsm ?p e3fig hsnvslh 3nlg . d41s<tH H 2 "Yes; and you are Fiiz Roy Bullion ?'''om .,., 4S" Such is my appslation,, Madam. But the happiness of this interview win be greatly mar red if you continue masked."s s,a r,[,se9~., ri .' = It suits me best, at present, yto remain so. At auother time, MT. Bullion, this crape may be removed. Itell you the truth. 1 am little afraid of you just nowbs not being in the habit of answering matrimonial advertisements. But there vas such an air of sincerity. about your communication ovig el i3giar q fFganiiatnn
 i" Sincerity, Madam ahl! I assure you itis real Unfeigned, Miss Windham ,, natural. Madam-in fact, the genuine, imported ar t;cle. .rfda aJ} }, eofl3p sidf ban . yit9az3
 a believe ysu, Sir. But | am am ia,taid, after all, you may prove-O, what shall say Pad an so aaaccpstomed ito this sort of thing What might be powrreally. you mustIexcnse me for asking such As impeFtiasnt aqsslionsr=the nature of the securities, Mr. Bullion. on which yoa propose toelive if we @thas is, I-.s Wen, you know what I msan.' ai .asrs,s. s.i,s b
 We'll. am perfectly willing to conelt to the point at once. Will you be equally frank You know, f desired only reasonably veal thy lady to oaasasr.a But, first, how do you like mYlooksa Am I of Ileeo,mhimnaan'ding presence, Miss WindhamfA mfAa5a 2 a fine figure, eh s,,' . -naswsfl, o11 the whole, I should say No not exactlyysthat sna .soihssi'd e7e'a4i '' z'''''s a'.aYou disappaint me . little for, being not under five feet six, l had hoped my presence weouid prove sufficiently commanding. But is aot ny face finely nodded? :, Are not my fsar7 lures classically regular ?" .oa5 sf, t,in
 Now l look at you closely, I should say, decidedly not. Oh the contrary, quite the reverse.'' '@s17 9A3 70 99sof'!
 ''" OMiss wipdhalnn,, you u are too severe r
 :" Mr. Bullion, I don't fancy man for his looks alone. Those form the smallest consid- eratiop. I admire the solid qualities of the heart and" xf5a bee 6arb,s.,.
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 .s"Inaeed, yod are. Twill be eqsally SOL I think your lips very pretty. and Iiguess your face is 50. also. But theresis another pointson which I want te be satisfied, equally with your self ; and So ve will both bea frank and open! Now, ama capitalist. and yod are a reasonaa ply wealthy lady. Suppose we compafe noses- ? as"T don insest in. Dotes' said she, laugh ing.
 : well, ls.,ss show Sdf hands shat's what meant"
 ..W With that a ,he lady put oa' ysEy pretty pair. a54 ,g4i sV .saIssn3pA ss sTsw .taaa -s"s "s No, ne,n said !. @that n isn't what mean, et all iyoure plyspokipg fun at mel seisf sis s.Ah,s replied sss,s " yon want to compare securities. Whats prndent, thrifty Bullion soai ars.. We'll. iflI4tsll you vha. we II do. Draw s0fps thsa. table. and ven fave E game | iiks game of cara. You shah lead out : security, and I will follow. The best security en ts IA