The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-02-05

= Htffat|l ~ FffHhftet Hffuffi
wt1 sbsts ~ NJ ifuihlulhsss
~ ne University ~ ,ttsala. IN
swsiou. lived youag ssadsai.
noble youih, with crest ioye iof
studies, bui wiihout means fof puf
suing them ~ wnt ToOf vitlow
CONNECTIONS shll he studied, iited
la great povey. bot keeping = cheer
lal hcatt, and trying u l6ok Al the
iaiafo whiehlookod 30 grim n him
lls g,od humr ard txcclent Dual
lilies adehim beloved by his evmfa
dcs. Ono day he was standing on the
spmrc with some Of theta. pfa,tling
away IN hour Of leisure, when
The attention of che young ncu
became arrested by u young aud 81.
cgant lady, WHO, by the side OF m
older one, was slowly walking over
the place. II was the daughtcr Of
The Governor Of lipsala, living In
the city, aud tho lady was her gov
crncss. She was generally known
for her goodness aud gcntlencss of
: character, and looked ut with ad-
miration by ali the students. As
the young men stood gazing NJ
, her MS she passed on Ikea graceful
vision, one Of them suddenly ex-
claimed.
"Well, II would be worth some
Z thing to have kiss from such
z mouth
h The poor student, the hero OF our
G ftory, who looked on that pure, an
= gclic face, exclaimed, as II by inspi-
+ ration, "Well, | think 1 could have
d it, Gt1,
n "Well" cried his friends in n
- chorus, "are you crazy? Do you
'e know horl" reut 0
lc "Not at ull?' he answered, "but
nj think she would kiss me, if
asked her.
"What, in this place-and before
y our eycs?'
~ "Yes."
= "Frecly?'
. "Ycs, freely"
:" "Well, If she would give you
= kiss in that manner, / will give you
!" a thousand dollars y exclaimed one
Of the party.
~ "And '"apd T. exclaimed three
~ or four others, for it happened that
" several rich men were in the group,
~ and the bets ran high on so mpos-
= r. sible an event. The challenge was
- made and received in less time than
= we take to tell it.
!, Our hero (my authority tells not
y, Wv whether he was plain or handsome
w Ihaye my peculiar reasons for be-
'o - Iievlng that he was rather plain, but
IA a singularly good-lookingat the same
~ ~ time,) Immediately walked up to the
= young lady and said: 'i
.,a "Mein fraulen, my fortune is now
70 in your hands" ~ ip
" She looked at him with astonish
80 - ment, but arrested her steps. III
Nv proceeded to state his name and con
~ !, diton, hishopcs and aspirations, an'
% related simply what had just nov
y passed between him and his com
" y rades. G
-, The young lady listened atten
''i' lively, and at his eeasing to speak
! : she said, blushingly, but with grea
80 sweetness. aa
"If by SO little a thing so muc
m good can be effected, 1t would b
:, foolish forme torefusc your request
: a. = and publicly the open square 81
kissed him.
~ Next day the student was sent ft
m by the Governor. lie wanted to s.
" tho man who dared to seek XII
from his daughter in that way, al
= - whom she consented to kiss. Is
soo' lie received him with q scrutir
ny zing bow, but after an hours co
!, ~ vcrsation was SO pleased with hi
'"o that he ordered him to dine at |
- , w. table during hisstudies in Upsala
', ! "nN - Our young friend pursued !
'Ao"' studies ln,such manner that it 30
p'.u' madc him regarded as the me
amy promising student in that Univ
a. a. sity. se Ed
' Three years were now pass
i.n0" since the first kiss, when the You
~ we man was allowed to give, scco
.luoo kiss to the daughter OF the Cove
y - or, as his wife. AZ
lie became, later, one Of the IN
y u. noted scholars in Sweden, and y
:, ana much respected for his characi
oa Ills works win indure, while Ii
/, N. lasts, among the works Of scior
i'VVo and from this happy union sprar
family well known in Sweden at