Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1883-07-14
A Lakeside Musing.


u are on q wild anu iruities
|lrch for d piece Of plum coloret
lin to match a dress. or a new
kd Of carpet. sweeper that vii
fex BY any possibility keep il
Ter thr6e consecutive days, yol
&oyously sailing away on th'
png track but il you would like
editost"
That's IT," said the young
" i want to see an editor
6less it's the literary editor;
4 such q sweet poem in thu
pune the other day. 1t wal
q this:
bloona on the heather Is fading, darling,
moorlands are crimson gold.
kant We may live together, darling.
ythsf I'LL We grow old"
Vol said the horse reporter,
bloom-on the heather edi-
} out just now. but maybe
Of the rest Of US can attend
bur case What is il you
4"
h, nothing in particular
II thought 1t would be nice
pct the literary editor and
10 him about authors. and
and everything like that.
I You think Elaine is lovelyi
Rays seems to me
ow you're talking" exclaim-
! l,e horse reporter enthusiasts
! Give or ak years ago
I EIaine beat the 3.year -old
| NJ picked her out for a
| Y smooth article, and told
| bys she was liable to beat
| 4 her % hind leg didn't give
1 ldon't mean . nasty, horrid
/ prss, said the young lady;
4 Is referring to Tennyson's
be-"
Il h, yes; you mean the girl
III in love with LAunceIot
5oated down the creek to
i IL aud Gulnever were sitting
4 Ae bank swapping large
III story and basement lies
their deathless passion for
bther. Launce was a daisy,
hep
ont know about that, sir, .
he young lady In rather
ormaI tones "You don't
> appreciate HE full mean
4 power Of the poem +"
pbobIy not" was the reply.
yson aud Longfellow and
Ianae Of the free-f for all
nay be 4 tribe to high for
I when it comes to simple
stanzas from Macoupin
abont the rose IL red. the
blue. sugar is eweet, and
you, / am wiser than a
] can toss home made,
-bottomed rondeaus and
ais into the waste basket
airy grace that would
our head swim. .
In going to graduate next
sir" said the young lady,
I've got to read an essay,
nat funnyY'
fectly side splitting" re
d the personal friend Of st
4 / thought" continued
lang lady, ''that perhapi
rsry editor would give mt
{lvice about the subject o
by and the general maine
b it should be treated
bsibly you could do II jus
and the coming graduate
p sweet and encouraging
hess likely I could" wa
ply. you've got you
:, zsss all made, / suppose?
SIRE
ID, that's q good deal. Yol
r black shoes safely, that
hfort," said the horse re
glancing downward at th
ady's feet.
y, Of course. she replied
:rss I shall wear shoes.
YOU can wear them. bu
girl once ut a seminar
/. lcement that was ali rigge
white dress and wor
5oes. She had large vol
feet that always mad
! look to soc IL that part {
ding where she was stanf
M eaQQinQ q little. an
/ Bhe pranced out on th
| The effect was somethin
! oal mine with a whit
lng out to dry over ii
/. What we're you thinl
writing about?"
ont exactly know, 81
what puzzled me
Bud Of Promise racket
good one,' said the hor
what2"
Bud Of Promise racke
laisy scheme for the g
Les"
I'D you tell me-" asked Il
lady in q hesitating Apal
bont this -" y
ket," suggested the hor
r. but this racket?'
certainly. You want
lie essay with a few remal
Spring being the nj
Jul season Of the year
hen the tender blades