The ladies' garland. [volume], May 26, 1827, Page 8, Image 4

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!;•» . i:i:11i Women, unless tl.ey think (lie ho
• jiiii i tii in1 r*i in-nuty a suttieinnt tniirn|>li '
-.1': i, ■ tt iiirli the want ill mental exccl
nei'— must - i n ia aili ii into a hum, m the
. ml ni the v< ri< st 11 nh r, which no w-niimii, with
i ; ! ■■!:') nt 'i*11'i' tvuuiil tiiink worth it straw,
w hi i-li 11. 1-t ilii'at, ai.'l i tin with till- hnarity
"hut Iaimii It sij.iiiM set 1,11' with the iiitfllee
i| i'i h ii th*‘ hi^ii-'. kiinii ot them Im out oi
' ■ ,r i ■ Mill t*. itti I1I"I a I rhai ms—r harms w hit'll
. . Im bright i iis urn! lips iriivu-lihltt, tvliieli tlo
: -' -1 I a tie as (tin w i,tialrs Tim ken on 111 • lane, anti
huh, when i!ie hf.tn.t_v nl tonus ami colour has
••■I", list III Ini I thin -I I HI i till'll, lit Imill"
»oii a-socialt*'! tvitll til*) spinlii.il t'lnhi-i.nh
I'll II "! hi fit;.. \ 1111 tlmsn less I Itl |i lit I 111 Itt i
tn-.i: '■ who I’alllnit M-* lip in Im lUlv, IV-m! not
•. l.'-.u-t. ;•! in n h its tliris,* spiritual finn
Ui lit'. ’ I. • - S'lff.-s, Ol winch IS as fnitaiu as ul
hi" pii' al i-.uvi, aii- witl.iti their n h —
W im i • rr hehn] : a mother's love. ami tin) not,
i- 1 I it . * -: 1111 tt’i. i have " i oi many et*- . imm
tin- '! trk llont.ii,: "in s 0i the !’• i -lan, to tin: ha
' 'louiin-s im s which hat. it rfitim sp.-eu
latiuii, iuit I iievt'i s.tw It pair hi up. t intellect
that I tin! I".I think I.i-autilu!. I hate von
*i i!n chunks, ami --lurks uj m: winch
“ rim rival rose— i■ i', r
' Inin o. " mop lari.'. ', t ' lamp'hnp tint; di-p on ."
Imt never saw oin- i| at i tit. 1 not think Imauti
I ul. it pen lieiir.., nr s-,t. . tiless. n- nu-i ■ inp e!,a11
it were painted 1 : ir s»ii.ik"..-.U’e situ
j'i.i tin!v—
“ 1 .hero’s no !•■(' ’tpitv, h'-t In ti.e -.nod.
N >nc can he c il!e I ugl i, Imt the u: ..."
VO I 'THI- il. I.IFF
Whenever I until t-. iv ovqiii-ite’y happy, I
e.iil ti|i (o tuy tif.iilccli jti l *i»* jin-.i <.mn
t ..ti- tvhiel, throbhe.) tti tli*' I u-om ttheu 11 ii.tr]
I'uitttei! about 'lali'een -Minniei -on- Tim am
<i|' romance. hin'> . :tn• i w ppe tr;..11 too o 11•*:i
eeasos ttl i i t, ■ mill iiveniv. ! •*• t there i- no plea
-arc -a <-x.[iii'tte a- t!ie iir>t scti-ali'ins win.’Ii
i' in ?'<• l"Va|m''-- cxrite- in til.- ho-arn of a ; i
mauttr ton'll. It apptnaehe- tn 'in' -taw ni'
i higher <* x i-r ■ i; The object t,f J11 - th:*ii,hN
-■a ii at tr all i- -nlliaii iit to put h!n'. on Ijntno.—
The v-v cr-en -tvan) which - ii'.Mt >- pis aort.res
tin* <• ii;ir.ictr-r < ! holt “loomi 1'he l."ise
v- hieh -In; ri’-i'la- kindles tie* flame ot' ■ i• t
I’ it limv soon a lltbese line tVeliriii' - iF- m
tli ■ breast of ilia male -ex. It flow's. and (lam
ami 1 >• ir:. - ! -r a fetv short fear? on hot■; >;.!■ -
twenty. and thr'n sinks ilotni 1 trover TF
heart of u >m in is diderent I ot o ami ntfc.-ti n
ire the th.orhfiits of her v. hole .-\i-tef.-e 'Ian
has a 11 o mi fed other object- - .\',f . I! ■
I I IF. SF. \
Tin re - 'I'tetlnii;; irt being m'tir t;.. son.
like the cimt.ae- ,.i I't'-nutt It i- i new i !•
nteti*, a pure ah-tr ictmn. The inre.l I-it e-to
laiv-’.r ini that tvhic!i is emIh -- ami iw.,» ter the
Saw' !'. ip! • tv )) i. r It a ' m 1 i ,f. the ;n
■■'etd L-.sti ol :■:n, managed Ft man. .t nrakt -
it- !i pi 1 path ake ati iron railtvav cja'C'Uirh tie
•••>• • >’-'iit.«!t r at the sea it .elf. :h it \ a-; I.» tit
n. rdled rnai I the e i ft Ii, -impost in its
■ p. tv.i\ .1 i , . i .tlioinl. ., !• mmijess.
a im • tv t i -.f ttat.v drop- Whom i it '
P ■ i - it ' i - -1 o! et- rt.it v i -r notiii:.;' ' - •
■ i 1 • derails tiddle ! that tv r.in m ither
tV' t'e. or ,\r:i-p ;u m.r OOinprchcti mi:. eb
bttijr an-! P "aiu„ like ham in life, ami sv. all ,tv
i : . d tp .a ■ t! v r-umn s.jles- tvcinb.—'tint .11 ,
u 1 What - there i» common leaver r!1
life and ours, who gaze at thee. Blind, deaf, ami
olil, thou si:---.t not. hcarest not, understandi-st 1
nut: neither do we understand, who behold and .
listen t-i thee!—Great as tlnm art unconscious of
lliy greatness, unwieldy, enormous. preposter
ous twin sister of matter, rest in thy dark unfa
tliomed car e of mystery. mocking human pride
and weakness. Still it is jciven to the mind ot man
to wonder at thee, to eonle-s its ignorunee, and J
to stand in awe oi the stupendous m;e|it and
m 'jesty, and its own being that c in iiui-stion
tluneI”—Hnzlil'a -.-.(it of a jw.-.rif through I
France awl Hu'.-.
_ t
n \I’i'i.N !■;ss
I lie happiness of tins life is to us, what the 1
s 111 Was said 1 , te- esteemed by a r.-ilaiu rare
ot oiiio-an "h 'e.et t ha t w ill one da V he with
in our ieach. hhese untaught beinas n ■ ,!v•-d
ai length to meet ]t, mi] with e--.ee, • xpect itiou
tin y began their march tow aids tie- K ist, in tie- 1
hope, of catching the gloieius eir.titiary ere it
f ;>P"-*ri d to them to raise ilseli ,i-1,,, the earth .
and errry morning tlir\ ariM-'Uslv stretc.heil out
their aims •• x«-In11jiiii: -‘Alt! when sl,:.][
attain it ! ’ They travelh d lor a considerable
time supported by their hopes, which oidv ran
is lied when they found their eareer iner itahlv ,
teimiiiateuhy an immense Ocean—-And thus
it is with us all V, e ii\ our ( res upon some I
point or object in which we In-lier e lia'ppines ; I
to eoii'ist. and journey on through cultivated \
tracts and through desert-; we traverse tluwerv j
r aller s. and overleap rocks and precipices; no j
ditliculty or danger can arrest our steps. and at j
length, without obtaining what we have sought, j
"• ire checked by the t-nub opened in-fore us, i
which i' tie- i.taii-ui.se ocean that “wallows u- i
"!'• - I
slcep has often been mentioned as the image
i'l death ■ - > iik>• it, says sir Thomas llruwn.
that I Jure not trust it without my prayers
I tu n' resetnblar c< i- ,n<>ed -tr.king and app.t
rent; tier when they the body,
leave tin ini at liberty ami Her i- in1 tliat r>
member* ot' hath, that they can lie sale and
happy only iiy Virtue ' I
S. Ae.-ovi •/< rt.—(it . !! pro.1' =-! .ns avid r ...
pi 'Vments ,tl,.' w :! a seine >'i:,a -ter !u teach -
■ ' y with i- (.| tie ■, itest ,i.11i it.ince to loan- ■
sin 1 ; |.,r next to tin- great Cieator. lie ha- the
li'rtnatK.ti ot' th‘o. . a great genius l.iav be
crushed in the le.'. i a:id .he ; a hith' genius nav
he cultivated to a ;mi.! growth and live, which,
without great care, wotti 1 hive peii-hed.
A - ’ii oitnasJer, who re*i.le« within ten tiuies !
ct i * ' . ii'-.vi: ,. t v !a- ev. rtimis in the
- b ■ ■ r./Mit. i::-t \Yt dm-stfar so night, made
; -eh rather thirsty, opened his dw-k to r>.
i: i-ii hiiiis.. It w itin apple, which he had not j
1. ■ _ helotf deposit' ;ti.* :< To hi-disappoint
tie a! it \va- g, . cntr.ectisrhsg that ins Wife,
wlui ii.e! | tst been tiieiieL had p irloim d it. he
instantiv m-patched to her the follow:n<; ita '
promptu .—
V ntr nn.--.cr Kve an apple stoic,
But ate it not alone,
She gave a panto that dear s id
Ot whom site was a bone.
l‘.i have w Kve at least as kind
I ' .erefore bi g, dear M .da:t ,
h i ’• dl am 'diet apple hud,
And send it to votir A.lam
Pride is observed to defeat its own end, bv '
bringing the man who — hs e-teeiu and defer 1
nee into r rntempt
FOETEY.
ADDRESS TO THE SUPREME HEIM..
II V LOTI KN ZO 111: METMCI.
Father Supreme 1 O let me climb
I lint sucted seat, a:.il mark sublime
I lie essential ti.imt of life and love ;
['mint whence each good, each pleasure fio1
O, to n \ wew thyself disclose !
'1 iie radiant heaven thv • resencc thiotvs ’
< i, lose rue in the l'pjiii above.
Flee, tier, \ c trusts ’ let earth
lla.se me a:ul s', a. \.c. v. i.at thou ar‘
• •rea! Min an 1 centre of the sou!
To :hee each thought .u silence ten
iotl.ee thcsa.nt u. prayer ascends
Thou i*i-' the source,'the guide, >; e R.
The v.hole is thine, and thou the whole.
ill: \TH OF 1 HE WARltlOH.
‘ u A-..- Edition of “ I)- u!h' l)o,
itr MIIS. IliMAIS
\y, wan.nr, arm 1 and wear tin' plume
On a proud and fearless brow !
I am the list'd of the lonely tom!:,
\n t a mightier one that', thou !
It"! thy soul's lose f.r.v.vci' you: ■ chic:
Itid her a long farew ell '
! ike the morning's dew shall pa , that ■ Au
l he.a comcst with me to dwell.
I hv banpie may rush through the ; .•.mu g •
1 by -teed o iu tin- b:ec/s Mil .
Hut they hear thee on to a pi esc of loco,
Narrow, ami cold, and still !”
“ Was ‘he vo r I heard voice, O lie.,'
And is ry. ■l.-.v •-» lu-ar
Then . i the he! : shall mv life's las' ' ;■
Mu , ’c\ . ‘ '.Si.hec:
Ihuir.c!
I-.
An : ''
n . .’11
r.
\in! c ■ - 1 i -
.1 Death '
“W.vrijr! ti.fi ••;.;!•-st a h •,
i: I mi; l.cnJ in pi;,!
How sh >> TTt t!! km -v t hat *;: v b v.
In the hour of Y:<_tury '3 tide
it rim ■ e h,r from thv steel-ela •
! hat ! m>, make thee Ri::io ;
!’ may hr iuiic on the ilescrlsur. !-.
Where ins-0 ijr I jont-tins pine
It may he tir ep amidst hcav. eua,:.
In some stro"jj r.im l,o!J —
I )• ivc ivtv t!i:l! ‘tops ao i lin/fr:-;- ;
Whcrew i’.h to tarns the !. '
Death ! Death I go to .1 c‘.n-*n tn.Lm
If indeed that this must ’ e '
I; ■ 11 the cross is bon ml upon nr. hrc;
Amt [ may not shrink for thee .
kmii 1 claric:, sc uml: fur t.v % ■
To the cause of the ho!;,' shrine :
[ bow nr. soul to the w ill of IP w, tv
O L>. jtii : and not to thi ,c ’’
soarr.\o . o,
If , kt U..I- V,J w';= b - y ; 1,;.
Abstain front slurp rep!!, .
*• h ricc is wise! rn in the to
Vn 1 merry u the w
re: name
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