Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1836-12-30
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dislike the man who deliberately trifles
Fhh the affections of a woman. | would
f!her shake hands with highwayman, than
fhh man who has sacrificed to his own
fniy the long.life happiness of an inexperi-
Rced girl. fear this sort of conduct has
ever been sufficiently reprobated, and fe-
Rales loo often betray the rights OF their sex,
\ accepting with pride the homage of a
*an who has become notorious for the con-
PeS and destruction Of their sisters, as if his
Frey and love could be depended upon, who
EsRnce been cruel to an afectionate wo.
The world laughs, and stores of liv-
proverbs and stupid jests, on the brief
IS Of woman's love, are administered; but
RuWlll md, II your heart be not hardened
selhshness, that this will be in vain. Per.
Nyo,u had no intention of being serious !;
only filrted, tried to be agreeable, and to
aSe Tor the moment but what if, while
are meaning nothing, your trifling Gre
anguish, your sport became death to
OCIec' oil ~ When, by exclusive alten-
y you have excited a regard-by the de-
Opnen' oil talent, or by the display and
0,On Of personal graces, you have fasci-
Inc mind and the heart-when, by the
.ung and the speaking eye, the faultering
SINE lervld tone, the retained hand, YOU
awakened the passion you cannot Law
usu you nave done this in the cold blood
aI1l'y and it suits your convenience or
~ ~ 'Otcomory' 10 finish the scene by an
~ ~ men, distant courtesy, or an express
VI surprise at the expected efforts of
tWll'y' will you be able to quiet your
s 'J'unce with jest2 Will you sleep on
~ u'ge Of Tools, or lie of your own o
- sh /" 'ne poor being, whose hope you
Hanged INTO despair, whose garden you
~ oiaSed with mildew and dust, whose
/" you have darkened forevermore
nn "uuer IN silence; striving to bear her
nv" nv, Praying for cheerfulness, pardoning
'o'ge'llng you, till the worm has
~ "%!g to life, and the body is ema-
sSnlch you have led to the dance, the
,, ~ OroRen on which you have hung,
vs S wan wa; which you have fattered, and
S sts lrlghtinlly bright with funeral lus.
ovS used TO laugh radiency, and hope,
h /, wnen they gazed upon you o.
a,ioo P'ouder temper, more ardent i'm
n sn;, a'u stronger constitution, should
bod a. N I"d iempatience, and recklessness
sbOrl w hasty and loveIess mar
bca,;O uu Ce the rack of her soul, or the
Iuld a. Vi her sin Isthere mandrago-
bnr u'ug you to sleep while this was
ubo ~sihory or does there really live a
beI;a' sOuia triumph in such bitter wo ?
lboJ u not For the sake of our
Po gus call it and cause il to be a
h ~: y' sure'hat coquetts are the refuse
Id MIL ana were only ordained 10 cor
.tha, "u 'ne coxcombs of ours. Women
lev a,s weaknesses, and plenty of them,
beir W. seldom vicious, like ours; and
IOrldI 'e'hy OF heart, who shall compare
he On skl'i.deep fondness of man,
lsand NJ, & 'lch idolalry Of a virtuous girl?
ara a thoughts distract, athousand pas
hn, substitute, for the devotions of
c cons 20 love is the purpose-to be low.
au'"ia'lon--to be faithful the reli-
she " ";' II is her all in all, and
iewssI Wes ner heart away, she gives
| yicb II winch, if it does not make the
ades r as orGsus, will leave the giyer
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