CUT OFF,ANDSHUT OUT.
CUT OFF,
AND
SHUT OUT.
A young gentleman, who had failed to pay up for Graham, finds on visiting the lady of his heart, that the bell-rope is cut, and the door shut in his face. She having been notified that he had receivedthe Kentucky benediction. That is the word, and this thestyle, now. Godey’s “Americanized Paris Fashions” are no touch to this—not half as “truthful.”
Transcriber’s Notes:
Table of Contents has been added for reader convenience. Archaic spellings and hyphenation have been retained. Obvious typesetting and punctuation errors have been corrected without note. Other errors have been corrected as noted below. For illustrations, some caption text may be missing or incomplete due to condition of the originals available for preparation of the eBook.
page 134, Father Bonneville. Sautane ==> Father Bonneville.Soutanepage 135, man or a paltroon, ==> man or apoltroon,page 136, was gone we eat and ==> was gone weateandpage 147, horses were unharnassed ==> horses wereunharnessedpage 153, fearfuldenouementof the ==> fearfuldénouementof thepage 153, whose näive and delicious ==> whosenaïveand deliciouspage 158, they had have little rest ==> theyhave hadlittle restpage 171, each others arms—and ==> eachother’sarms—andpage 178, deep red dies of even ==> deep reddyesof evenpage 189, of earlier day’s seemed ==> of earlierdaysseemedpage 216, joy of the angel’s ==> joy of theangelspage 219, Mobby-Dick; or The Whale. ==>Moby-Dick; or The Whale.
page 134, Father Bonneville. Sautane ==> Father Bonneville.Soutane
page 135, man or a paltroon, ==> man or apoltroon,
page 136, was gone we eat and ==> was gone weateand
page 147, horses were unharnassed ==> horses wereunharnessed
page 153, fearfuldenouementof the ==> fearfuldénouementof the
page 153, whose näive and delicious ==> whosenaïveand delicious
page 158, they had have little rest ==> theyhave hadlittle rest
page 171, each others arms—and ==> eachother’sarms—and
page 178, deep red dies of even ==> deep reddyesof even
page 189, of earlier day’s seemed ==> of earlierdaysseemed
page 216, joy of the angel’s ==> joy of theangels
page 219, Mobby-Dick; or The Whale. ==>Moby-Dick; or The Whale.
[End of Graham’s Magazine, Vol. XL, No. 2, February 1852]