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A tedious anecdote, reader, however short
Now for number two, which is quite another
pattern.
To Kettlewell, not so many years ago,
came a man aged forty-three. He was
famed as a ladies' man, and something in
him must have pleased women, for his success
with certain set was quite qndoubted. Per-
haps his consummate impndence won their
hearts Be that as it may, he was among
them an object of no little curiosity, the
more because he was wealthy and presump-
tive heir to title This man, satisfied with
himself and confident of his power over
women, met Mrs, Sophia Brent two or three
times. Whether he fancied her to be maid
or widow-or whether, knowing her to be
married, he meant to enshrine her in Pla.
tonic affection / cannot tell This | can tell.
This, reader, did actually happen.
That this man OF The portd, aged forty
three, fell in lure ,eith Mrs. Sophia Brent.
aged JJt:-s-tdpre. and positively made
downright Jooi OF himself
Ladies, an your most obedient humble
servant,
The END.
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her. but she always entertained them genially.
At times she would flip her husband a little.
For instance, one day hearing him say of
scientific friend, "He is successful and pro-
found" which Percival uttered with unusual
deliberation, Mrs. Sophia comes to her hus-
bands side, and, looking saucily over his
shoulder, says she:
"By fuccessfur my husband means that
the gentleman has discovered a new beetle,
and by profound that be believes absolutely
nothing #
Which Pecival answered with a laugh
and a pinch. Beyond these harmless pleas
antries there was never difference on
general subjects between the two
And here is why have said nothing about
Percival Brent Happy, somebody cries, is
the nation that has no history. Happy the
husband, say /, about whom the novelist can
find nothing to tell. Happy Percival Brent,
of whom all we now record is that be called
Sophia his wife and that she was mother to
the children who are now rising up like
young palm trees in that happy home where
once down the dining room floor our merry
little mother of long ago stepped her minuet.
But Sophia, Sophia, to you | have not done
justice We all called you Lady Beauty"
but have failed to describe you Alright. You
are not interesting in my pages. You are in
teresting in life. Who could make real your
thousand little graces of mind and way, of
dress and look and speechs ! feel that had
drawn a woman who knew the way to ad-
minister stryehnine safely, and did admin
lister it; or had written about woman who
had four husbands, but had never realized
her ideal, and described her in a cab, or a
yacht, or some other energetic conveyance
flying away to joy with the man of her heart !;
or had described lively young woman who
smoked Three Castles tobacco, wore billy
cock hat sloped on her head, knew how to
swear and whistle-she might have been a
success in my hands. But you | have not
been able to draw, my sweet Sophia. A
blurred dim tracing is all have given of
your clear and perfect beauty. You will be
called insipid; you whose hands and eyes and
presence, had they hut been about me, would
have made me all | might have been, and
now shall! never bc. Forgive me, who. try
ing 10 paint you, have painted only your
pale shadow, and who feels now, as the brush
slips through tired fingers, Il have tried,
and tried. and Jddea
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I LADIES IN ENGLAND.-Mss Fanny Edwards. D sus-
sex Souare Brighton will be In New York the nrst anu sec
ond January highest References sor terms anu
particulars address Mrs H., Box 80, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

" G.. SHAYNE manufactures only strictly
reliable Furs aud sealskn garments and sells at low
est POSSIBLE prices Only genuine furs stock No low
priced trashy goods at lob Prncest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-12-12

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