ALMOST A SCANDAL.
A rather good story is told by a German paper, the Deatsbhes Montagsblatt. The servant of-the newly married wife of a Berlin banker had remarked that regularly every afternoon, in the absence of Frau—s husband, a shabby-looking individual, ugly, ill-bred and suspicious, called at the house and remained closeted with her mistress for an hour. Suspecting some intriguo, she one day listened at the keyhole, and was horrified to heara voice say, " Kisa me," and another apparently replying ts the tender invitation by playfully exclaiming "Oh you Don Juan I You good-for-nothing!" The next time that man called the servant managed, to let the husbaud know. A violent scene between the '• happy pair" was the consequence. The presence of. the suspicious visitor, was however, soon : and satisfactorily explained. He was a bird fancier who had been requested by the gushing bride to teach a'few amorous phrases to a pet' parrot, with which she intended to surprise her husband on his birthday, Very German, isn't it ?
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1079, 20 May 1882, Page 2
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168ALMOST A SCANDAL. Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 4, Issue 1079, 20 May 1882, Page 2
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