The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-01
Also His Public Alteration to a PrepOs
Messing Young Lady.

10u UlO0ul on kQG uuAkuGI dAkIlukt
alr The mVoIlapds arr crimson gold.
God grant we may live together, darling, -n
Together I'LL We grow old.
"'Well," said the horse reporter, "our-
bloom. on.the.heather editor is out just
now, but maybe some OF the rest OF Us
could attend to your case. What ia it you
want" ,Gr,.l KS. =.
20 nothing in particular. Only l thought
1t would BIZ nice 10 meet the literary editor
and talk TO him about authors. and poets,
and everything like that. Don't you think
Elaine is loyely?. 1t always seems to
me-" .s..'il. iIE
"Now you're taking" exclaimed the
horse reporter enthusiastically. Five or
six wears ago when Elaine beat the year
old record I picked her out for pretty
smooth article, and told the boys then that
she was liable to beat 2:20 II her off hind
leg didn't give way" :,
IIdon't mean nasty, horrid old horse, !"
said the young lady; 81 was referring to
Tepnyson's heroine"
20 yes; you mean the girl that fell in
love with Launcelot and Hoated down the
creek In adugout to where he and Guineyer
were sitting on the bank swapping large,
three-story. reimbursement lies about their
deathless passion for each other. Launce
was daisy, wasn't he?" 9,r
N"I don't know about that, sir" said the
young lady In rather more formal tones.
"You don't seem TO appreciate the full
meaning and power Of the poem.".
"Probably not" was the reply, "Tenny.
son and Longiellow and the balance OF the
free ior.all bards may be trihe too high
for me, but when 1t comes. to simple little
stanzas from Maconpin County about the
rose Is red, the violet's blue, sugar .issweet,
and 50 are you, an wiser than serpent.
T can toss homemade, copper. bottomed
rondeaus and madrigals into the waste
basket with an airy grace that would make
your head SWIM" ,.,l ,.,,. sa,.,,...
II an going to graduate next month,
sir. = said the young lady, "and I've got TO
read an ,essay?P Isn't 1t funny" ~.
"Perfectly sidespli,ting," responded the
personal friendlot st. Julien. f'i &
ii"And thought" continued the young
lady, that perhaps tue literary editor
would give me come advice about the sub.
iect oil my essay and the general manner
IN which it should be treated. But possibly
you could do it Just as we'll" and the com.
ing graduate smiled sweet and encour-
aging smile.
ii guess likely ] could" was the reply.
you've got your white dress all made, l
supposefn !. tt -
aYts, sir" ju..Gt i1.aL
swell, that's "a good deal. You can
wear black shoes safely, that's one comfort, :"
said the horsereporter, glancing downward
at the young lady's feet.
"Why, OF course" she replied, "Of
course shall wear shoes"
ayes, you can wear them, but saw
girl once at a seminary commencement
that was all rugged out in white and wore
black shoes. She had large, voluptuous
feet that always made people look to sec. II
that part Of the building where she was stan
ding wasn't saSging little, and when she
pranced out on the stage the effect was
something like coal mine with white
dress hanging over the top OF 1t TO dry.
What were you thinking OF writing abou,?"
~ don't exactly know sir. That was
what puzzled me-"
"The Bud Of Promise racket is good
one" said the horse reporter. .uu
"The WHAT" ta :. Ia a...
fThe Bud Of Promise racket. It's a daisy
scheme for girl graduates"
Gould you, tell me-" asked the young
lady. in hesitatipg manner, about this
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