The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1867-07-20
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A Nv days siaee We Published An
eslfart fum 4 st1ty w Tbs faHd W.
fetr, written ny MIs4 Fannle ilvwn
iae II waa entitled, hfTgw 4 young
ladg goes 10 bod, and although not
an entire stranger ~ 4 Iady'a huudolf.
We eanbot assnFe The Iess Inlorme,I N
ouf ses N The hdelIly ~ truihfnlnesa
n Mlsa Fanalc's sketch. Dualalr.a
u afforded great Qualification h ihe
majority NJ male readers u iid "
Ne, We know. aud as slight return
We intend n Disclose io her aex The
manner In which a Young man eoca
10 bed, and shall cito as ~ example
one % our own acquaintance For
convenience We adopt The ame style
In which The other was written, and
use the past tense.
Dinmieing biz fuddlcd companion
of Che evening NJ The street door,
Master George performed the task Of
ascending The two flights " stairs
leading 10 bis own room, and noise.
lessly as tho weakness Of his knees
would admit, and without other as-
ds,ancc than that Of his own nn-
steady fingers graspIng along the
walls. Upon reaching the room The
coat was removed and flung at the
back Of the nearest chair; the vest
was handled more carefully, as the
pocket contained his watch, but the
pantaloons camc of with a jerk.
Allcr filling and lighting his pipe
he proceeded with the prcliminarics.
Some recent purchases were taken
from a coat pocket and part placed
upon the mantel and the balance
slowed away in trunk, TO be used
as circumstances might require. With
much tugging, growing and swear
ing the boots were removed, and the
last one being unusually troublesome,
received an impetus from the foot
that sent il flying TO the fnrthermosi
corner. Removing then a pair Of
socks (that should have been in the
wash-woman's tub) an earnest and
protracted inspection Of the feet en-
sued, the young man indnlging IN
spcculations as to whether or no thos'
blasted corns would prevent his ap.
= pearing in ''thcm now boots' at thai
, "little gathering" tomorrow night
, The delicate paper collar (size imma
,, teriaD was hastily torn OIL, and being
soiled on both sides from turning, wa
, disdainfnlly tossed toward the FIRE
place and the neck-tie flung on th'
: foot Of the bed. .frtas sr ies
The usual slow progress OF remov.
ing the shirts was ignored on thisoc
, casion several impatient jerks ant
then with q sudden stretch upward
with the bony arms, or went buttons
, rip went muslin, and the angular
shoulders Of the wearer "rose in un
restricted freedom The "snowy'
night shirt was then drawn over th
head and It's dclicate---cotton tap
I, binding and graceful folds Of brow
canton flannel LEFT to accommodat
themselves 10 circumstances.
"A puff of fragrant" redolent q
, bad gin and lemon from pair Of 10
bacco-staincd lips, and out went th
4 light, and down went the pipe on III
table. Not being so fortunate rs
= have any "Mandy" for a room-mat,
! and the household domestics bein
aged and discreet, he did not Icay
. the door unbolted, but with a grow
= at the bacheloric solitude Of iscoucl
;. !. jerked down the "kiyer,' plunge
3 within, pressed his innocent head o
" the pillow, and after several momen
!. Of twitching, turning and grumblinI
: : settled on bis back and fierce a
: : tack Of snoring ensucd, which clos
y the scene.
:. Imagine such a domestic existen,
= = as this linked TO the ETHEREAL, dain,
" and refined "Miss Preston" Enjc
>, your little maidcnly privileges an
!, arrangements while you can, "Mi
= Charlie" for we fear that a variei
y !, Of circumstances in welded life won
q y ruthlcssly interfere with the system
~ :, attic course arribed to you in prepa
a = ing for nights rest.
u, IndianaDolis Herald.