A HAPPY REPLY.
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A gentleman, who had for some time adj
dressed lady, and as she thought, not with
the most honorable design, one day asked
him what he thought the prettiest flowers,
rosies or tulWs2 oh give me your t7uo
Hhs,' said he, before all the rosies in the
world The lady instantly made the fol-
lowing reply:


"That may be, Sir--but this you'll understand,
The man who takes my lips must also take my


hand''


a bargain, said he. They we're instant
ly married, and often confess that the reply
gave birth to the happiest moment of their
lives.