Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-02-10
FROM THE BALTIMORE AMERICAN
4 WINTER MORNING.
ITO be Cont,nued.)

hlooded old fellow like myself has great
smack of pleasure in tit IS IKE ius'y
Young man looking at age the coi'' aS'
enhances the sense OF enjoyment. he III
cIemency Of the season has a charm 10 DO
mestlcatc the splrts, and to force one INTO
that indolent contemplation which is me
chief delight of every man who mas PaSSeo
his cllmaCteric.
| had sat up late the night before, and
it struck nine sometime before rcacheu
the breakfast room There was cheer
tul fire blazing in the hearth, and withih
the fender was ranged n goody array OF
comforts, such as provident housewives de-
lioht TO DISPLAY, and honest livers to look
unou TO wit, an old fashioned SILVER coilee
Dot richly embossed with dragons ana
roses, standing erect, like stately tower,
a. # conscious Of It's ancient descent, ana
overlooking the circunjacent region WIN
an air OF pr.ncely protection on one siue
of this venerable relict ,squa'ted IN vast hu-
NIFTY, a dish of most patient muilns' tha'
we've scorching INTO cruly pro" ii,w"'oo'
muir Oh the other, plate OF iii-'e"'-
pered sausages were peevishiy Missing d.
ihe fire, and weeping bitterly. BONE lew
Knickknackeries besides, scattered over
Tin, torrid zone, made up the c"mpononts
of a substantial repast, and contributed by
wholesome and neat exhibition, to dlliuse
o genial alow oil good humour over NY
faelinos The moment | entered the room.
NV nleces had both made their appearance
and were waiting for me with their ass'du,
ous Kindness which has mainly hcipeh
them to keep such vantage OF my heart
and winch has taught me, IN d"fance o'
nine aocien, eue,n.es, gcut aud the rhou-
matism, to follow them through all the hey
day whims OF their ever teem'ng ahcies
The iiigid aspect OF the morning caI,,e' ,,,,
me Tor an instant to the wlnd0"' inS
wind whistied long notes OF inter)ec"o'
and establishment, like a credulous mar
reading Hunchausen The sky was over
cast with ridges of winnowed clouds OF
suIlen dun, through which peered, at dis
tant intervals, a feeble, chill, consumptlvt
r,v OF sunshine The smoke bounded II
haste out of every chimney, and danced OF
with the grim north-wssters, IN iahtaS,'' a
waItzes, towards Fort VI ienry. I'M
two dissenting weathercocks OF the Pres
byteran Church in East-street, whiske'
their tails about with unwonted vlvachy
and for once actually AGREED WIN eac
, other, fact much to be remarked
: colony o. pigeons which l hau III view
y ranged along the southern wall, we're loon
|, ing wistfully out of their doors, like sery'n
maids ON Sunday evening gaha'
. cock. who had been for two years the vi
dsputed lord of the BONA wAIvATA oil o'
y street. was backed up against the lee side
= locus, tree, where he stood upon one lei
with his ewes closed, and thinking, lor SO
i guessed, that it was the severest winter
had ever felt and across the -treef, al
:, second story window, safe ssaid ana
', Der cat, prying gravely into the concerns
- the passers.b .by, and following them with
=, motion of her head from their entrance
~ their exit, as children watch the hgures
Z, the magic lantern. Now and then II Int
> tatter-demalian boot-black would snui
~ y, past the window, in huge pan, oi
:" boots. twisted down at the heel, win ms
DIV half bent, his shoulders esconcing
40 ears. and his arms thrust for warmth up
w w the elbows, INTO pair of ragged trowse
W that looked as if they had been origina
W made for a man that might have put hlm
his pocket--his face as long as his bo
40 and scanned with sundry piteous tears
.d I'd his whole appearance bespeak'ng me
Ivy oravnt,ons Of a cold morning, an idio s
S G, atick aversion to winter, and an unre
Nv Nv enable task -master-in fact a walking IN
nJ n mometer, ten degrees below zero \
-. 49,. Struggling way farers, buttoned up 10
q. o. chin in great-coats, and troiting g'ng'
~. @ along the slippery pavement, after
N manner Of the Tartars on the Dant
D.o gave to the whole scene characte
70 20. briskness which constitute the most pr
vas vas inent feature of such morning IN TO
'"' Nothing can be more harmonizing 10
feelings than the COUP DE 9IL OF SUE
u:o prospect, when the spectator looks uPo
's m in the circumstances ] have descr,be
o,yy u,y when such turgid, clustering oui''e, e,
e'y Borens and Cecias and Argestes ana l
III u cins are tu ming every thing toPcsy tu,vy
''" of doors. the very simmering oi the .ea
OF lie is music, and the Jolly faces rene
nP- hack from the polished globes OF the
.e,e irons, scarcely seem to be car,catures o
ver- homes, contsntment Of oil within