Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1827-02-10
NG&g&NNN STAR.
WARREN, SATURDAY MORNING yro IN
love the man who well can bear
Misiortunes angry frown.n

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ofall the varied characters wbic
compose that mass ofvariety to be foun
!, among mankind there is none. wbic
$ 70 US appear In a more noble liallt thai
that which meets the common c,lm;
tes OF life, without bending to the storm
or giving itelf up to be. the snort O
passion without pc hitting any feel
ing to undermine its nature or take
root where il is impossibIe to eradicate
~ without shaking the faculties or af
'ecliog the system. For experience e
teaches US that man was created for
The purpose Of enduring trouble tha,
ms component part Of his natnre.
without which he could not exist: that
1T IS entailed upon him, and may be met
and dlssIpated, but Can never be avoid
ed.
Blighted hopes. ami prospects which
looked bright through the delusiye per-
sPectIve which youthful fancy hrs cIe-
ated; affection torn and friendship re.
posed upon the bosom oi faIsehood :;
the finest feelings drawn out and mock.
ed by the cold hearted (; calamity and
care. should only serve to brace the
wavering mind, and draw from man hi,
most noble attribute. Bi ssed with a
constitution equal to every trial which
will be laid upon him-endvwed with
rational povers-gifted with mind
that can grasp at single glance an
idea OF every thing under the w:de can.
opy Of Heaven, that can travel where
the comet holds its unknown course
and the stars light .otner worlds, that ,
can 90 down to the coral caves ofocean
and paint the funny tribes that gambol
there, that can ex end itself from the
endless winters Of Nova ZemhIa 10 the
heat of Aiabia's desert. that
Can almost pierce the dark veil Of tntu--
rity and draw The mysteries of The 9TH
er worIdslnto The light Of lhis, that can
follow the soul from its tenement ofI
clay to that borne from whence none
have returned-armed with power Of
gepius which can remrve the mountain
from lis proad height and cause its pin
nacle to kiss the lowest clod of the val
ey, that can make the salt sea wet the
nland forest and wash for itself a pas
'age from the shore of one ocean 10
mother, that can drive the little bark
where the levithian sports and the fur
zeal burroughs for her young, that can
,luck the plume from the ostrich and
leck the dark hair Of beauty with the
Wild eagles feather-possessed Of
pirit that can subdue empires and
tumble pride, that can march over
losts and wade through blood to
hrone, that Can hold in its little grasp
he will, and direct with one little hand I
he opinions Of thousands. With gifts I
Ike these should man suffer himself 10 I
e bruised by the hand of adverse for. e
une, and shrink when the ties Of ma q
nre are severed. With gifts like these c
hould he lei thesingratitude Of one OF o
,e treachcry Of another cast him down II
r humble him in his walk should he q
lace his affections where the hcklencss q
woman can bear them away or death J.
siugle stroke annihia:e them or a
pon the bosom oil the ocean with his II
erchandise, or with any other idol al
hlch his heart has set up, Or upon 4
fe which is bubble. The years are a