A TIRESOME GUEST.
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Thee is belonging to the race Of human bi-
peds sort of troublesome beings who, sitting no
value on their own time, care very little how
much they trespass upon that Of their more indus
trious neighbors. They are a sort of stay fer ev-
cry person, who, having talked over the whole
world at one sitting, commence again and talk it
over anew from beginning to end, before they are
ready to take their leave. In word, they sit and
sit long enough to fullyAjustify the motto we
have just quoted. Beside their disposition to
hang on, there's generally about these persons
wonderful hebetude, sowness in taking hint,
unparalleled with the rest of the human race. TO
give single instance of this sitting propensity,
we will introduce the story Of plain spoken old
lady, from the land of steady habits


/ never seed the beat Of that ere Captin Spin
out" said she; :" would you believe it, he called
at house last night just as had done milking,
and wanted to borrow my brass kettle for his wife
to make appe-sauce in. Dyes, rays /, she may
have it and welcome, Captin Spinout, and went
directly and fetched it out Of the back room. and
Set it down beside him. Well, presently our tea
was ready, ,and | couldn't do no more than ak him
to take tea with US. 0 no, he said, he couldn't
stay minute but, however, he concluded he'd
take drink Of cider with my husband, and SO he
did. Well, after I'd done tea, took nv knittine
work, and sot down till | rather thought it high
time all honest people were ahed But Captin
Spinout had forgot his hurry, and there he was
still settin and talkin with my husband, as fast as
ever. hate above all things to be rude. But
couldn't help hintin to the Captin that it was
growing late, and may be his wife was waitin for
the kettle. But he didn't seem to take the hint
at all-there he sot, and, sot, and .sot eand sot
ssFindin that words wouldn't have. any effect,