Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-09-26
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KEN kem6iss Record of her life; Chinese Literature
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Embarrassing Incidents of Sleeping
Car.
Let me describe some of the experiopce of
a7Pullman's palaee car. IF the cars arc full
it is embarrassing to a shy man. What must
it bet the fairer sex? L had noticed that
American couples are rather demonstrdtiye ii:
their endearmeuts both on tho 'sSars'' and
steamboats,, but this beats all. In tho s'sets
tions" OF q railroad car, as in the wooden
house, even whispered remarks are very aus
dible, especially dt night, when everything
is still For example, ono evening, whom wo
had retired, a low voi6e was suddenly heard
from the center of the car:
Fanny, Fanny, give mo tis6, shd say
you forgive me-"
Then littlo louder:
rAnny' hAnhy, can sleep unless you
forgive mo Give me kiss and say you for
give NO."
AT las. the voice of the ponitent husband,
regardless of the tittering from the sdrround-
ing partitions, spoke agaiu
e Fanny ;, Fanny, Just ono kiss and say you
At last peppory old Indian Ofioor, down
at the end Of tho car, popped his head out
and shouted:
"oh, Fanny, fer goodness sake do giv6
him kiss and let US get some Sleep"
Even then, amidst the outburst oflaughtor
from the other passengers, you could hear
the poor man catching curtain lecture.
''There ! told you so Now you sec what
yOn have done! knew every one could hear
you"
But at last peaoo roigned, and possibly Fans
ny gave him the narcotic kiss Of reconcilia-
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