The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-10-24

reared itself unbidden, dropped decay the
wtherng soil of its birth; and she ready excam,
the beautiful language of of her avorite authors
s'Du Heilige rue den Kind zuruck
Ich habe genossen das irdsche Gluck, -
/ Ich habe gelebt und geliebet''*
They know little of this PASSION who deem the offspring
of signs and proestaons of oaths and tears prayers and
entreates, and all the small artillery of courship These
but the husbandy which calls forth the produce
common Soils the needful ament of that great principle
nature, which alike peoples cities and pans v
and the air breathe. In many hear where it has
been awakened lies the subtle Essences which, when
touched by kindred essence giant life
And how manifold the channels through which that kin
dred essence works itself passage the sleeping mischief
word look tone of the voice. pressure of the hand
though hundred and hundred have preceded SIM
pie Good night parting God bless you from lips that
have pronounced the former for months, SHALL predestn
ed moment be- like the spark that falls upon the nitrous heap
followed by instant combustion And then, what revolution
is effected The eye not-the hears no-he mind
perceves not they have been won't being is
aed-the past soberaed nothing remain of what
Sas; and the very identity Of the object by whom this deli
rum of all the faculties has been produced destroyer. We
i've, in vain, TO recall the have
known, the lover the mistress adore Speboun
the lascnaon enthraed in the doary suddenly
ened pass discover WISDOM witt beauty, eloquence
grace charms, bengniy, and leveness where hitherto
beLed them not the most had only dim and visionary
block of rough and hapess MARBLE before the magic touch
of Canova, Chantry, Faxman have Clipped and
chiseed away the superuous rubbish that conceas he v
Venus the speaking statesman, and you have the bes
comparison imagine of the transformation which the
idol of the human heart undegoes, at the when the
heart creates its idol
Poor Agnes had found her destined moment. She knew
why, but of late the presence of Edward Teea
tranquze feelings which disturbed and harrassed her
when he absent. And then oo every thing he sad
cry thing he did, every thing he thought, had become it
unquesoned oraces with her He could not be wrongs
and she surprised how any body could think act other
wise than he thought and acted If he admired flower
dwe rapurously upon the beauties of landscape that
flower Immediately possessed hitherto undiscovered fra
GRANGE unnctced elegance the eyes of Agnes, and that
landscape straight had charms which she had be-
FORE If he condemned anohers conduct, Agnes at
thought the object of his vile; and if he spoke with
enthusiasm of any passage in the poet he reading, Agnes
often afterwards, that she could repeat every
When he expected the cottage neither her books
her neede could fix her attention; her thoughts still
before hour; and many treasured feeling hshed in
ence Sometimes indeed she paused ask herself the
ng Of all this To question her heart why turned in
nctiyey towards him, for the qualification of ell it's
cherished emotions It frutless scrutiny bafled in
Iuisiton for all she gained by know the fact but
exqnisey melody which Theki
u the mere English reader may gather IFS import in the following aeet