The Courtship.
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The course Of true love never did run smooth


The roseate tint of the setting sun was
gliding the scarlet hair of the beauteous
Julia Singers, with its last faint beam,
and the head of the beauty shone like a
bottle, in pharmascuetist's window, with
a light behind it. Upou the floor at her
feet, kneeled the young Augustus; mad
ness was in his heart, and fury in his eye
"May l hope, dearest" enquired he, in
the agony of his passion. The beauteous
checks of the lovely Julia grew white as
her pocket handkerchief, as she tried 10
hide the intensity of her feelings. ''Nay,
Augustus, spare virgins young affections,
she family murmured, some other time.-
Alas! is it so? said Augustus; never had
dear gazelle--but, no! Moore is an en-
thusiast, said Snooks, calmly rising and
resolutely buttoning up his coat-Julia,
let us take a walk and have some ice
cream"