Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-05-24

TIE buoysncv of youth Tone--t cctc Of mind
had Gcd iof ever. She lnsa she Nss fotsalcu-
tie deep devotion &C her bcsri thrown back upon
her tod yet sho bicsthcd not ono reptoBch-uoi
one mufwur ci regret Bot her check gradually
assUrcdihe lle of decay lrr eyes lost their 90.
Ted hTlafucy - sHd coon Il was Nli.rcred that TIC
DARK cry "a the dead Nopld ere long greet Muty
Sey ss i's iulabi,sti.
Corsumpton oesitoycr orihc tuunr and beau
ihu. they call the terrible. thcy say that Ike the
Sroc blast, thou wilhcrrsr the tuddinp Gov otci
oi beauty and, io the deadly Cpes. III, breath
s''cVs death and dcsols'ion srcoud thee. Bot
come With thy rnseHte hue come with thy c6rniuc
breath and huge Toe pale check Of lbc glitter Il
beauty. even though suffering ard death lltk bee.
nea't--g.,e 10 tie eye the, language ~ beautiful
ly calm. go cloqncn' even though Thou ~, moment
BY vosung ~ Lallowcd bughiuess--jo thou bul
bcau'ify the waste thou workcs, on the temple
uAcrc.n thou art crshru,d---aud the a;lectiona'c
heart watching thy t-sntt.,-aso rurlo.,, ruac-
qua,n'cd with thy dcccifai pto,oas.ac G. atac'tr.
VII bail tie hectic fush the sweet though mc,an.
sholy flower Of dca'L as tie bloom Of returning
bcaI,h. CONSERVATION. N n. most bcau;eous form
marked Mary Seymour Cor ts prey. DAY By day
eat besidc Tie dying glh, watching The hectic
Hush deepening on her cheek, the leveria.. bright
o-ss If hcf eye. Until kneH their lghie-t language.
II WISE glorious summer eve. ! sat beside her
watching tie last rays Of the setting spn gliding
the deep blue waters Of the majestic Hudson. The
ar irnctaui wsjh tie perfume Of flowers, b.eN
freshly on the ieyer.sA brow of the sick one and
ever and oDun The troubled glance Of her eve the
couyuislve tenor Of her form, told thu, thoughts
Of anguish were stirring the deep ard gosmng ioun
tain Of bitterness and told also that the weary spir-
rs strife hai not yet ceased.
Is i not beautiful ~ she murmured--"this Clio.
rioos s0n-ei-thnsc dcep woods on whose waving
tops he glowing hucs are lingering, as if 10th to
quli this beauie0us earth One BY one they leave
their fansiiory resting pace-the shadows If night
draw near, aud ali are gone. As the bright tuts
Of the sky change into deeper snd darker hues even
20 did tie bright hopes OF my youth deepen and
darken wther and fade. How cmb.cmat,t too"
she confined, "ofhe human heart is he deep ex-
panse OF waters before Us how serene and peace
fol, as the sumbcr of infancy ye; how soon may
they be raging and swelling with the wild fury of
The elements No less dark and mysterious are
the workings Of the human heart, Who can d.
VINE the secrets which the ocean envelopes or re-
veal the hidden strife IN which the spirit labors
W. H. IS ~tiIl' -. ----
uGrniiled a. the placid waters on when we are ga
ziuy NV Evcline Yet how soon has tho tempest
Of life torn my young heart with conlending emo
tons. The blessings Of love and life were torn
from ne in ono fearful CONFUSION, aud oil beyond
was dcsols,,on and despair. Sorrow aud weari-
nos. of soi,t have pyen their own dark hues to all
around me. and nnupht is visible but rrave; and
| eoald almost wish TO sleep where crushed and
bitter (celpos could wound me no mo,c. Az. NV
,olri deeply yearns to slecp the long aud dreamless
..op of death. and may he who has been the cause
ofall TINS mi.cry-Oh, may he never feel the bit
tertess of TINS hour-the deep. undyjng agony Of
heart fnrsakcn by the object ia which it, all Of
oartIly hiss was centred. MAY he never taste the
Gun his hand filed for her who deemed her hopes
immortal even though placed upon thing Of earth"
Poor Matv the rush OF agonlzing thoue hts
which crowded upon her memory was too much for
her feeble shirt TO bear. Thatnigbt prayed long
and f.ryen,Iy with her-Drayed that the passionate
feol,rgs which prevad unou her Eyere9 spIrij and
,,ear,eJ her depaftirr soul u5Li he clss,eucd that
eys7y STAIN Of eartLinc-s mIe., be removed, aud
the earth bound THOUGHTS tuned from the hopes
.,,ioltea and affection rprerai5 10 the love which
rbt,.fs ib-oupb oye,l, .tio,soos.
VAN ..ss All earthly a.d--tb, prayers and tears
Of ,t..,uon,o STAY the impa,ient frht of the soul
20, ,,,,i,, in the snf,r,,., frnno If Mary Sew.
nom, She 5.ad in all her innocence and lowell