Epistolary fiction; Household employees -- Fiction; Humorous stories; Japanese -- United States -- Fiction
When Hon. Preach explain to Bride how she must take that man for worse
& more of it, she seem to feel no alarm. He warned her about several
things which I could not hear. Still she was determined to be married.
So Hon. Bridebroom, who seem too entranced to remember, borrow a ring
from Best Man and Miss Scott became a Mrs.
Wildly onrush of friends now ensued. Kissing heard everwheres amidst
sobs & other joy. Most elderly gentlemans was most dutiful about
kissing Bride.
“No one shall be permitted this salute except relatives!” holla Hon.
Bridebroom appearing slightly frantic.
“Then _we_ must be included,” report 16 humouristic college friends.
“We are fraternity brothers to you.” They approach with happy mob.
Nextly come wedding brekfast. This was the most latest brekfast I ever
passed food for. Also it was so innapropriate for brekfast, because
wine was served instid of eggs. And the only toast which they ate was
drank amidst speeches. Everytime somebody poke forth harsh word about
Hon. Bridebroom it seem laughing-signal for all.
“This young man,” report Uncle Henry to Hon. Bride while he rose
upward, “This young man remind me dishagreeably of his Uncle Hiram
which led a wild life and was sent to Congress in his old age. Be
careful or he will do likewise.”
The blushing Bride seem very calm. It was the Bridebroom who done
nearly all the blushing.
Pretty soonly the recent Mr & Mrs Sweetberry make quick-change to
railroad clothing and elope together to hack outside. While they was
walking down front steps those 16 humouristic college chums suddenly
give Black Hand signal.
WHOSH!!
42 gallons selected rice make cyclone upon hat-plumage of that Mrs
Bride who escape with screem to carriage.
BOMB!!
12 complete carpet slippers hit Mr Bridebroom with accurate
target-practice just as he was lifting his legs into that cab. More
feetware mingled with rice arrive in droves and hit Hon. Carriage with
angry strokes. My Samurai soul stood endwise with alarm. I should
prevent this cruelty.
“O stop!” I holla, roshing forwards. “Why should you attack them young
folks and drive them forth with brutality after what they has went
through? Toss one more rubber boot and I shall rebuke you with my
rages.”
While thusly I spoke one 2nd handed ballroom slipper stroked my hair
and I walk away feeling absent in my brain.
Hoping you are the same
Yours truly
_Hashimura Togo_.
XII FALL CLEANING
_To Editor Good Housekeeping Magazine, who realise how collapsed home
life looks when being cleaned._
Dear Mr:
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