The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-08-07

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sbfswd slmon slnri soved shoes
Seventeen mmnor speeding omt.
Spreading sunshine sl..eaIye.y u,v
simous small shabby .hur tlI
standing stauneh, saw srmou eIf
samc lueaking Ign stiIl swinging.
dlgu,y Teei1iug Simon Short
Sinitlitcld ts,lc serving lloema
kcr Shoes aewcd, soled 4upcrfncly
Simou's spry, sclulous spouse, saIlf
Short, .cwcd skirts, stitched sheets.
stuffed solas. Simons aix stout.
anrdy sons- Seth, samud stgtlc1
Saul, Silas. Shadrach-sold sundrics.
Sober Seth sold sugar, starch spices;
simple Sam sold saddles, stirrups,
screws sagacious Stephen sold silks,
satins, shawls; skeptical Saul sold
silver salvers, selfish Shadaeh sold
salves, shoe strings, soap, saws,
skates slack Silas sold Sally Shorts
stuffed sofas.
Some Seven summers since,
Simon's second son Samuel saw
Sophia Sophronia Spriggs some
where. Sweet sensible, smart
Sophia Sophronia Spriggs. Sam
soon showed strange SYMPTOMS. Sam
seldom stayed, storing, selling sad
dies. Sam sighed sorrowfully,
sought Sophia Sophronia's society,
sung several serenadesslyly, Simon
stormed, scolded severely, said Sam
seemed SO silly singing such shame
ful, senseless songs. Strange, Sam
should slight such splendid sales
Strutting spendthrift shattered
Drained simpleton !"
"Softly, softly, sire" said Sally
"Sam's smitten; Sans spied some
Sweetheart"
Sentimental school ol-boyr' snarled
Simon. "Smitten! Stop such stuff"
Simon sent Sally's snutf-box spin
ming, seized Sally's scissors, smashed
Sally's spectacles, scattering several
spools. "Sneaking scoundrel Sans
shocking sillinesss shall surcease ?
Seowling, Simon stopped speaking
started swiftly shopward, Sally
sighed sadly. sommoning Sam, she
spoke sweet sympathy. "Sam," said
she, "sire seems singularly snappy
50, sonny, stop strolling streets, stop
smoking segars, spending specie
superhuously, stop sprucing SO, stoT
singing serenades, stop short ! Sci
saddles, sell saddles sensible; Sc,
Sophia Sophronia Spriggs soon
she'ssprightly, she's stable, so solicit
sue, secure Sophia speedily, Sam"
$50 soon? so soon ?" said San
standing stock still.
80 soon,' surely" said Sally
smilingly; specially since sir
shows such spirits"
$50, Sam, somewhat scared, saun,
tered slowly, shaking stupendously
Sam soliloquizes; Sophia Sophronia
Spriggs, spriggs-Short Sophia
Sophronia Short-Samuel Short
spouse-sounds splendid Suppos
she should say----She she shan't--
she shan't!"
Soon Sam spied Sophia starchin!
shirts, singing softly. Seeing Sam
she stopped starching, saluted San
smilingly. Sam stammered shock
ingly. glrr< TI4y.fa- a.
"Spl-spl-splindid summer season
Sophia. - a @
Somewhat sultry," suggoste,
Sophia,
"Sar-sartin, Sophia" said San
(ollence seventeen seconds.)
"Selling saddles still, Sam 2"
"Sar-sar-tin," said Sam, starting
suddenly Seasons somewhat 81
dorife, said Sam stealthily, staunch
ing streaming sweat, shakin
sensibly.
"Sartin," said Sophia, smiling sig
nifcantly. "Sip some sweet sher
bert, SAM" (Silence sixty seconds.
"Sire shot sixty shelldrakes, Sal
urday," said Sophia. we -u !.
"sixty? SHOP said Sam. (Silenc
seventy-seven seconds.) m
"See sister Susan's sunfowers,
said Sophia socially, silencing sue.
stiff silence. .EaA.TD %
sophia's sprightly sauciness s stin
! ulated Sam strangely ;so Sam As,it
denly spoke sentimentally ;;"sophi
Susan's sunfowers seem saying
Samuel Short, Susan Sophroni
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