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IHE BELLE AND THE STUDENT. At Ger
tain splendid evening party naughty young
beauty turned to student who stood near her
and said-"Cousn John, understand your &c.
centric friend Lis here, have great curl.
osity to see him. Do bring him here and in
troduce him to me.''


The student went in search of his friend
at length found him lounging on a sofa.


"Come L." said he, "my beautiful cou-
sin Catharine wishes to be introduced to you


"Well, trot her out, John," brawled l.
within an affected yawn.


John returned to his cousin and advised her
to defer her introduction to more favorable
time, repeating the answer lie had received
The beauty bit her lip, but the next moment
said. ''WeIl, never fear! shall insist on being
introduced"


After some delay, L--was led up and the
ceremony of introduction duly performed. A
greeably surprised by the beauty and COM
manding appearance Of Cathanne, D-made
profound bow; but instead of returning it she
stepped backward, and raising her eye-gass,
surveyed him deliberately from head to foot
then, waving the back of her hand towards him
drawled ut,"Trot him Off John! trot him off
that is enough!'