The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-10

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efou' Hello lsoo1l Bring me SONS
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Mr. Henry Oldcn, got ibea home on
The most steamer
soLiLOQrr TIN rrnL
Ii~l a. II had just parted with my
Immortal -pul, not b. mention ever.
thing ! have eaten for the pat twenty.
four hours. Sea-sicknessl Tho man
uho called Il one " the comic disease.
VA surely mover .ensick' A nyrad II
curses IN tho rccling. rocking Old tub
] could almostwish she'd 20 ~ the but
y0m.
| wonder bow Ms. Ora, and her
mother are standing g. hope "a
Heaven ! shall no, ~re hS piain until
she r%scoSers, or else ! m don, with To-
msnce forever The old lhiy would
insst m taking this steamer. and |
think u va, = dispensaiion 4 Pr1,i-
dence 10 curc my malady How can q
man wor-hip whca hi, divinity l. white
around the lips and rud around the
eyot with q drawn. pinched box. g. Il
antiOusly expecting \ catastrophe:
when she i sensitive ~ 20 ,ympa.hy
and Inorrllou. - - q. ,isianos when .he
appear, % regard her brother sish I'M
dying hatred, and her mother a. a bar.
banAn armed - the teeth with cam.
phor aud shawl, Or her special ior;urcP
How. ] sAy. . = man D. sentimental
wh.n al hi- facullc. an concentrated
on finding some plAce where be can
hold himself siill, when thu only feeling
he ran summon from the depths OF
hi, emhiitercd nature 3, one IL hatred
aud contempt for the stewards?
llpN couid ! have been such a simple.
ton n Ia daWdle -antimenially through
= whole summer. and .lrri home dur.
ing the rIuinoctial .torms' A proper
termination thi. for loves Young dream
and all IL attendant follies. Sweet re-
yene- and murmurI VOWS iorsooih'
Moon.hine all o. il. aud As for poetry
u j. = mDckey, n crinning skeleton.
u never be- such n fool againl
.upp0-o Mis- Gray loaihc. the very
remembrance 81 AL iha, midsummer
madness, aud | recall il with the same
unhpundcl satisfaction ! derive from
rc1llrriing n meal Of cold pork and
potatoes Pork Ugh! IN never eat II
again They .ay this steamer will r.ach
New York tomorrow. and | here reg.
liter q VOW that III 20 back home and
siay there b" a mi.anthropc. philoso-
phrr, cynic. hermit anything but n
sentimental fool! Amen.
spLnOQrI II SIXTH.
VIII the day never break? Thoe
swallows outside If my window have
bten %chAti"ring for an hour Il. II It were
their wedding day. The oath Of April
Just n year to-day since ! landed in
Venice just a year since ! began study.
Ing the light aud shade Of my beautiful
picture in Gray, and to-day | place II IN
my fathers hall All. ihcrr comes the
sun How the clouds gather golden
fnnges' How pure and fresh the morn
ing air' The biris ARE singing ~ II
they knew my happiness! The dew is
sparkling on the grass! 1t i spring
time. and my wedding day Sheldon
Ngrdeg, ~ san F~rgHsisro IrJou1uI