The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-07-15

I.I'IfF fHHH IT,
Ha lhie sH Hihf.f n carnival
. 10 m ne n fta BfDbtlyh
nH. fyi8lB sa expected w
tfn fHaY dfa8 hhi mack ahl \
M NniIfl rt very fflaot rpDl fUlk
tnlfat feiol.tt ~ ro Among
aa H. fale ~ ihai gov
uaIl nl tia nauaa anl his hand !
Hna lniU NJ tIiafan asenae, Cline
I.n H,.nnN the Madison square,
H. Woai Groeh fiftef Of Broykitu
nuA Nr fYln ilH mui admired
H lr ~ tho m01i tumpiuon'
p Inn tlr was quite D gUol M
u. upon steel having procllccl upon
Goa c%npiiulinc not ~ hpuk N pnr
.or huiinN which touches ono The
motion quite as well every good NJ
trrnoon, Boz unfortunately, Mr.
Folio, who must necessarily make
one NJ the party. did not Know lhc
uc Of paiRs though to crafty hia
wife, who waH much too proper 90
no anywhere BY night m|accompnni
cl by hcr husband. 10 consented 70
attend the carnival. folic had never
seen biz wife on lee, being "a close
business man, though something Of u
gallant, so he acknowledged her TO
be- n nice thing, when gliding on 40
oxcollcndy. and rolling 30 elegantly
Poor Fohc' must he pattcr around
Ike cripple while she could skim
Ike q ruccry However, they mask
ed ut last in the separate buildings
provided for the sexes. and put ON
| their distinct costumes. Mr.. Folio
wore n dress of the time Of Cosmo
the First, and Mrs. Folio appeared
rs fair Brctones with u starchcl
cap and shirt gown, which gave her
graceful limbs free circulation. Fo-
lir. being absorbed IN business, forgot
10 4 ( what his wifc's carb woull hc;
but Mrs. folic, 10 be well protected,
had betrayed her domino to q gentle.
man whom she made promise not Il
reveal her incognito, and particular,
to introduce no gentleman TO her VII,
was not absolutely fastilious and hon
orablc. 80 they shot ont for III,
pond F: the ice was smooth rs crysta'
drummond lights threw their win,
splashcs Of brightness to and fro, bu
here and there were dark isolate,
covers and corners, secure from in
/. trusion. The people were numerous
aud the costumes so motley that th'
Angel Of the Plague would not has,
known whom to spare. So for ~
instant Mrs. folic's friend disappear
T, ed. being u poor skater, AMI GnablI
to keep up with her, till, returning
he made her acquainted with MI
p Dromio. Boving merely. but ~
unmssking, the c arrival glidcd I
:, Mrs. folic's side, took her hands IL
to his as couples on ice do, and the
y rolled on like two marvellous aut,
!. nations. Droinio wore n SplCudi
fioreniine dress, piaHaed cap, Ion
i ringlcts. dark hose over SHAPED
|, limbs, with sword. icwcllcd dagger
and the cross Of the order Of =
John. lie was the best gymuast u
the pond, raced backward. forwar'
High Dutch, wigglc, inside out, hct
up. spuirm, turn over. swallow hin
self. Mrs. Folio was in c%cstacic
;, She Wa animated to- generous ri,
airy, and surpassed her own prcviot
!. agility. Warmed BY exercise M
contact, their tones grew softer, the
e speech grew less formal poor Mr.
r. Folic once slipped, when Drcm
= suplcly caugh, her by the waist. an
/, bold man kcp, his hand around b,
when they were again alert.
Withdraw your arm,' whisper,
Mrs. Folic; my husband Is hero
Il may know you.'
=. "Say not sc.'' exclaimed the ardc'
n. Drcmio: let us ourselves withdraw
=. "Thcy glidcd or tojhc far angl,
10 Of the pond, where, ~unobscrvcd. the
conversation swcctcncd. AT last d
a supple florcntinc seized Mrs. Foil,
a. hand aud sworc il was the faircst
in Long Island.
"~f1at,crcrr. she answered. 4.
ed this we're not the Carnival, | Shot
be be indignant"
tn "But since;t Is The Carnival. q
Of inc one kiss-you will not refuse me
IL "She did not. They fingered
is lucicus moment on .hc margin Of /
e. world moral anfthe aemi monde. a
oh then the bell at the great gate rang
IN the Carnival was over. 1t was time
cy unmask.
a.. ss1 rs,r IN uursvcr." sail The ttl