The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-08-05
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MISCELLANEOUS .,orl1,I.ES. I.

erys,ed p. Z ..sa ddpsrsfy. --Chsractcrs en-
venis, . riosperny fcelihe smallest incon-
. acc ~ a serious calamity; and unable
% bear The touch of rudc and violent hands
requi,s To be tested, ,ks young snd tender
hawefs, with dciicacy and attention; while
those who nave heen cdnca,cd In the rough
school OF Adversely, walk over the thorna oi
iiis with 6sm and init epid step, and KICK
them lrom the path with Indifference aod
contempt. Superior 70 the false opinions
aud preiudces OF the world they bear with
patient fortllude the blow Of misfortune, dis.
regardsaii triasng injuries, sad look down with ]
proud consempt on tho malisc Of their one- I
mics, and the inRdoIi,y Of their friends. i
sia'f --oowoo-- 4
Ersracf IF a Sermon nreachrd TO the seam,cs
ia N.w Park, by aAs Rcu! Or. Whyeeid. i
"Weli my boys, we have clear sky, snd
are makiog hns hcsd wsy, over smooth
ses before Z light breeze, aud we coon sholl
loss sight Of land. But what means this sud
den lowering Of tho hsavens--snd tina, dark
cloud arising beneath The borison! Hark !
don't you hear the distant thunder don't you
secs hose A,shes OF Iigh,ening There Is q
storm gathering every man to his duty
How the waves rise and bsst agsinst ~
ship The aic is dssk The tempest r. .e
Our masts are gone The ship = ses
hsam ends! Whas next !" q on her
The preacher panscd---ApS
ing tars, reminded Of e. a the uususpect.
deep, as II struck .rmer perils on the
rose, and with a. ~ the power Of magic a.
60 re soa& ,, sited voices exclaimed, zak'
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THE LADIES.
A solitary philosopher woold imagine 'a
dies torn with an exemption from care ant
sorrow, lulled in perpetual quset and teasse'
with unintstruptsd pleasure tos what Cal
io,errupt the consen,msnt of those npo'
whom coe age has aabored after another u
confer houors ana accumulate immuni'iss
those to whom rudcnsss is infAmy, insul
eowardice; whose eye oommauds &he bssv
and whose smiiss softcp the ssyere1 whos
the sailor travels to adorn, the soldier bleed
10 defend, and the poet wears out h's hie I
celebrate who claim tribute from every o.
and sciencc, and for whom ell who sppsoAc
endesvor to crafty without requiring sny e
thrn bat . willingness to be pleased. ~
-->:o:<1:o:--s Johnson.
Hinfs for fbe L0dies. The longer W
nan remains single. the more apprehens'v
will she be Of entering iato tho state OF we.
lock. AZ seventeen or eighteen, girl vi
plunge into il often withsut fear or wit
twenty, So will begin to think At tweo'!
-four, viii weigh end discriminate, 1 twenty
oigh,, will Be afraid Of venturing At ,hir
will turn about and look down the hill 81
has assembled, and sopssimss rejoice az
some,ines repeat that she has attained th
summit. --:o:~so.y-
Virme.--If We look into the world sf
attend carefully TO the setisos ct men, y
shall fiod true ecjoymsos o0sS among 'hcs
who are realty virsuouss Others msy apps
with more noisy joIIisy, bnt this 70 only Kin
Of inirmpsrs,s exees. which soon gives va
10 a sIusost insupposssbIe melancholy.
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The Sea Serpent, II Is said, was seen q
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