The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-03-18
aI..nk az that felLoM's foot :"

l ~Ln0k al that fellows foot
The request Was ,iellyer,sI In a 1-ne Of cnrt-
mani by gruf hut goainatu~i AMI oh
| serving gentleman IL a reporter, Is the two
| wer', gazing at the passing throns on Six
| tssnth Str,t one evening
TIL new>pasr man looked IN TIL lirc,',ion
| indicated ami hehekl TIN object "f H., friends
| rcmark The foot WIS attached Ia th' r.. "
| an tle1artl} dressed Nat,nS -.,n'l"nun Tho
| foot intl.atea va, the rlStt i,ut, AMI It nas
only II npsl rate size tu, il t,.i l. terrible
| imprint in tn mud which carl-';,Ni The rla, )
whcre the crossing usually exists AT street
| corners Tn" left foot MAS ut .h,' sane sis,.
but II mail print only assut 'i'shalf rs
large, AMI 4 very heat lmpg,~sian it WIS.
| The owtlar IT The pas wa~, 10 tcton ~
marked, hat l.,uh-ls ,t,~>,.l. aai woNi
have presented 4 very stylish u. Iraran,r tu,
| for tho r.ght foot. whl,h m;t, not a,tlns in u
| right manior.
"Fnprty Hop; htppitH hop" sail th' rIR
| man. kccpia,c, TIM with bt WORKS to the :, y
! of the stylish l,lU-, 3, lttntan That ',
fellow hasn't yet bs.aa,ri VIA: aclali -
| Ia have dome luflus L., tlINt year on ral} :.
H. hasn't harmed "a walk
REGULARITY 81 TIE COMMON.
Tho whole trouble with the y,,inS man was
| n peculiarly which tin reporter s,Jn .nl'u si
| is quite common h' turned TIA tiglt .,rt
ain" AMI managed the 9th ruIt properly VIA
the toes turned sitEhta cut. Now, yvu
just nnthr,' sad tE' -,pat man. l,rw maay
people ther' Will h. CONS a'ou., IN the neat
f,w minutes whn wII~ a, 'NalAl brings
ought 10 walk.
Thu next man who came bv IN. Natel ing
pair was short, fat man. He was hurr, iug
along, breathing short, ;,nl ,sr>pitng freely.
lie hal Il very llach c!sar ii. hi, mouth, AMI
h. blew orlt i short, thiei pull, It smoke With
every breath averaging two putt, to@cry
step. lie turned hoth feet >,pmrcly ou,,
almost at right anSl,~ with his body,
Now he g's', 81 an extreme, remarked tho
graft voiced man, but h. err, on virtues
side He'd better tara thten both nut than
walk pigeon te Il. II h,' III Int tam them nut,
with all the val ht ~ fat h. has Ia carry,
he'd probably fail down pretty often Now
hook at this
lilo referred toa tall tonn, man nlter cos
tune included pan Of very short pants
This young nIan lan,d forward and hi, long
body rocked from sidr Ia side rs ho propelled
himself forward He turncl both tct "in"
His Isdal cxtr,ni,lcs l,okcl like two very
young lovers lronnna,iing along a mannht
lane AMI trying tn louk into each other eyes.
While the sentiment which the feet rX-
pressed was brautIiul, the practical par, If
their normal Position had it, unpleasant fca.
lures. for the young man, happening to- meet
an obstacle in his path, suddenly turned
aside, and trol upon his tees, uud gimaco
Of pain anl annoyance distott~l his otherwise
lramiDg couHfenanco
ArALkArivE TRIO or YOU'VE LADIES
lie recovered hl,lalnurr IN a n,ptlnnt how.
ever, and alon5 rstne three Young al,s, shie
by si'le, nnl all talking At one" Each one
turned in n ioat, two Of them the right foot
ami tl.c third apparently 10 h" old, turned
lin the lrit Upon the turned IN foot In
each case was crooked hoo' heel With the
other one was all right, with its Tin, bras,
attachment smoothly AMI evenly worn They
were pretty ladies aui roGll only be- graceful
when they walked hearing upon the arm
If another or when they worc dancing or
sitting
Out Of twenty five people Inspected by the
self-appointeh ,.ninittec If two, there Ntra
only u half,loun who walked gracefully and
the cauSr Of the lack Of grace in the other
ease was oll, ,ll, to their manner Of hlanng.
ing til, IL feet
Tn habit Of turning i'm one ts,t was
noticed h. prevail, especially among ladies'
That's all owing to training" said the gruif
gentlemen Most girl, learn to talk before
they learn to walk ind that's why the
majority Of lpiic, talk AMOR" and better than
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