The Republican journal., 1882-10-19
NUMBER ~.
How They do 1t.


Flirting at the seaside is full of ro-
nance, and you can get in more fine
work in five minutes amid the breakers
than you could manage to encompass in
as many weeks in the city. There is also
lots of good solid spoonng to be obtained
after the hops at the hotels, when the
principal gas Jets are squelched, and you
sit with you're charmer in d dark, quiet
corner of the piazza But counting at
the seaside has its drawbacks. 1t is apt
to be expensive. The average Girl will
consume about three times as much can
dy by the sea as she will at her city home.
and the salt air gives her such an apne-
tlte that it is simply ruinOus to attempt
feeding her after the dancing. After the
thcater in the city she will simply niDble
at an ice and 60 home happy and con
tented, but it is not SO by the ocean. At
the seaside she Just starts in on some
thing substantial, and keeps it up until
her poor escort feels that he will be
obliged to take the last train home or
sleep out in the sand on the beach. She
never has the slightest regard for oles
pocket at Watering place, and supposes
every young man to be we'll fixed, as
matter Of course | lie hasn't plenty OF
money She has no use for him She must
have drive at sundOWn, and if she goes
to the races she will borrow Your last dol
lar to bet on the wrong horses With a
recklessness that WOulG be charming if
YOU were not the victim. She is always
in her element when she catches on to
fresh young man who is putting in his
first season by the sea He thinks it is
Just r0ose' at the beginning. and writes
home to his chum in the city about the
splendid mash he has made He gIores
in throwing out his dollars, and the more
she draws upon his purse the happier he
becomes. He feels that h. is doing the
correct thing, and She is Very careful not
to disenchant him. Toothpcktocs was
putting in his first season at the sea
shore and Miss Workcm was the first
to capture linn. He was on bis last
week, and glorifying in the splendid use
he had made Of his time. I'll shall pro-
pose to her Tonight after the hop" he
said to himself as he struggled into his
dress trousers Its been deuced eNpen-
sive, but the game is worth the powder.
Her dad is worth half mlIIon II he's
worth a cent" and Toothpicktocs saun-
tered gaily forth to the hop
After the dancing, he managed To get
his mash into a quiet corner ana at once
opened fire.
"TA, looks like the END of thr rack
ct, thought Miss Workem, instinctiyejy
taking in the situation. "Wcll, TIN little
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