The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1884-08-09

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ling Sunbeam, admired w VII admirers,
have you placed your initials upon tie
retired llst' Donot ! implore you. mum.
het yourself will the things past. had
an'accumticn brought against inc q few
days ago, which when laid b fore yow
hope 10 have The entire sympathy oi
tile members. The affirmation concern.
Ing me was cruel aud unjust. Tie more
So since the young lady WIS aware that
was q hashiul, timid lad, that this wns
my hrst appearance, a. | then Thought,
amongst the tender. hearted ser. The
incident haprcncd on tie night of the
nt a juvenile gathering, As | stepped
forth from the parental ROOF high resolve,
were creeping through my palpimting
heart, ior | had determined that very
night, II 1t were a possibility, to capture
one Of Ewes fair-cy~l daughters. While
standing upon the topmost step. undecid.
cd ~ 10 whether | should flee or conceal
myself behind the door, the hostess
appeared, and ushcred mo into the
presence OF tiat dreaded company. |
clu,chcd eagerly the first chair within
my reach, and Immediately seated my.
sell. ] imagined that the eyes Of all
were turned toward me, and know that
Wild dispair was depicted ON my ever,
feature. To add to my former embarrsss.
ment, by accident, upset a saucer Of
ice-crcam, emptying the contents upon n
young lady's dress, just to the right Of
me. She turned and looked steadily ut
me. could see a thousand cleaning
arrows' in her flashing eyes. That
young lady rose In the midst Of that au-
dience, aud in the most sarcastic man.
mer, said, was 'brainless, devoid OF a
conscience and a "heartless mummy"
heard her closing remarks, which were
that ought not to be allowed to 80 int
decent society, that | should bc made 10
80 west and bunk with the grizzlies.
After this there was n calm unutterable
silence. didn't dare to whisper or 10
say a single word. | wished that earth
would loose her attractive powers and
hurl me far beyond those ETHEREAL
worlds. As II providence were aiding
me, a gentle wind cainc sweeping over hill
and vale, Distinguishing the lamp in its
course, which caused intense darkness.
Then a form glided noisclessly out Of the
back window, and moved with an almost
incredible swiftness toward home. Reach.
ing there | fell sprawling upon my he'd,
to contemplate blighied hopes, ! thought
OF murder, suicide and revenge, indeed
q thousand weird iancies were flashing
through my bewilderei brain, when
sleep came and clasped me in n refresh
ing embrace, carrying me away from tn,
cares aud troubles OF sin-curscd earth
This little episode has completely cured
me OF my first craze ; that Is to make q
mash" II is true that the lasses have
denounced, in the strongest terms, those
who have determined to tread the rugged
path ofliie alone, nngnidcd by thecompan
ionship Of woman. Bnt | am afraid tina
shall have to drag out a miserable ex.
istencc alone; that | shall 70 down to
my grave unhonorcd by the tender and
~confding clasp Of a maiden's hand.
CALEB.
Courtland, July 29d.