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Yrh Life at Watering Place.-We learn that
singular rencounter lately occurred in fashionable
life s; one 0! Watering places. filled with taste
snd fashion--a gentleman who had been indnlging
sn cnrious Iibations, not Of Spring Water, and being
in r:to rertas went up his chamber TO disencum-
Ser himself Of Coat, Crayat, and other obstacles to
= free circulation of ar-while tanning himself with
an old Newspaper, the American perhaps, he heard
The voice OF female chanting an air with much
sweetness 10 the adjoining chamher-he Joined ~
a. second-she sung hrst-she paused-he paused
she commenced another air. he followed until
charmed with the voice and the good nature o. the
warbler, he presumed to approach her cage, when
suddenly the whole house was alarmed by her
shriek.--W alters ran across the cnrridor-iodgers
sprang from their beds-the Intruder had retreated
= --ind.gnaton followed him One OF our honorable
Iudses in mistaken pursuit alter the cuprit, burst
II the door of q member OF the Hartford Conven-
sion, who Nas bathing hi. feet Tor the gout, and
charged him with an additional and original sin,
shich he denied with much spirit, and high words
oassed-The offender was found :--scuffing and an
nrtprnpt at horsewhipping followed IN the piazza
=hich was succeeded ny explanations. mutual apo
lpgies and Champagne. Sir Benjsmin BackNte
vito is at my elbow, declares tha, have tod the
story wrong--there was no singing-th.re weie
several LADIES' in The chamber with the door slar and
several gentlemen were talking Ioeosely aud gal.
laa.iy to them in the corridor, but ore with more
tereraciiy. as Sir Beramin calls i, than the rest
pushed open the door, when the shrieklng began
however, my story is hest snd most romantic Every
rear we have some fashionable iracas he Springs
they dunk so much water and Champsigne il
make. them quite tisky.


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