The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1875-06-05

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gsnizsd a spelling tonrnameat Of
their OWn. The reward Of merit being
kisses aud the coudign penalties Cor
errors severe bass. Presently the
newly made bride asked the newly
made groom to spell "lmpenelrable,"
and lie spelled it, "lm-po-n-e-tr-o-
bile"
"0b, you great goose" blilhely
said the sole partner Of bis hone and
heart. You educated at a uniyers-
ity, can't spell impeuetrabIe."
THIS netllcd the head OF The family, !
and he asked her how she spelled ii.
"I-G-p-e- n.e-tr-ib-le."
That's the worst | ever beard"
said he, "for a young woman who !
pretends TO have moved in society |
and gone TO the ID arborn Academy"
"Pretends," remarked the bride, ON
whose check two scarlet spots could
be seen glowing in the dusk, (for the
lamp. had been turned down very
ow,) "pretends," she echoed, as she
eft his knee for rocking chair, and
began to rock herself vigorously and
an herself with her handkerchief
my father never was a t9ilor, and |
;annot remember that my mother
yer took in washing"
Possibly not retorted the hus-
,and, with forced calmness "but at
east my father always paid his debts,
nd my mothers bridal trousseau, il
lain, was paid for"
Edwin slept on the sofa in the par ;,
Or that night, while Angelina shed !.
ucket and half Of tears in the soils !.
ary couch that she occupied h
At 10 a. m. the husband and wife \
a day, pale, cold, and determined,
allied on lawyer who had known 9.
leir families for years, and an n
ounced their determination to sepa- a.
ate as soon as the requisite papers -
ould be prepared, on the ground of ),
compatibility of temper. Edwin :,
lated that he hoped to find in the :,
lack Hills present distraction and
,eedy death, while Angelina re/
arked that though she looked per- =
city horrible in black and detested "
ellis, she would to nunnery 60. The :
Iwyer, after some difficulty, induced :.
lem to tell him the cause and man :
er OF their separation.
"Sir," said Edwin, II cannot live y
18th a woman that spells 'inlpenetra, y :,
le' with an i. :.
did you really do that, my dear 2 !;
,id the kindly old judge to the g
-eeping wife. ;,
Yes" she sobbed. =
"That was wrong, that was very,"
e replied. .
80 | told her." stated the hus~ y
and, "but she said she could not e
sfeIy trust her happiness to the :
eeping of man who spelled it with ' !,
n "'e.'" u
"Ah!" said the lawyer, "that is the
-ay it is." L
"Then you are both wrong; it p
hould be spelled with an "a. :" a
Swift as a fash of lightning Eds n
-in. pressing one hand TO his throb- G.
ing brow, leaped to the book case c.
nd seized Webster's Unabridged, o
7hile Angelina, whose heaving DO. d
ON betrayed her emotion, turned e.
yer the pages of the COPY OF Wor> K