Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-01

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Ts~ stsrk a. ,ous foad hop that inuohsd he soul
Aad told him al was lost.
Irwus Lowell, morning ~ The month Of june.
when POGO on board steamboat al Charleston,
10 return TO Connecticut, NY native SOIL from whlch
h.d long been .epara,ed Though fondly anti.
e,psts3 the ii0,c 90 soon 10 stnvc. when should
nee, kindred near nd dear, sad when might
gain share in all the endcarmonlf n home spot
around xhich tho most tender asfpciailnns cling,
still was forced N ca; our long lingering Look
TO the dis,sn, bills Of Carolina. where had spent
20 many happy days.
We launched nobls Crh. The wind, were 'pl'-
lowed on the wsyes NOT breeze s~ellcd the
dropping sails, snd scsrce'y sound was heard
.,v. the gently breathing tones Of some i'mal"
voice, tweeily vibrating from the reced,ng shore
and besring ~ her only son his White handkerchief
s,ir waving 10 tina ar The trembling wo'd-fARs-
Will gszed upon Tho beach ill u d"indled to
one continuous line then disappeared
We love 10 dScl upon events that arc past
We love 10 stand upon rev gained eminence and
sa.,Aou eve down % the extended plain below,
where every object, however minnie, recalls snn'
plea.ing event. Or hiinrs 10 miud the image &"
come absent fdend--ahssn nj rcrhsps IN the region
af immur,.liy contemplating tho m"tc splendi'
O
.ochoIy pleasure reviewed the scenes to which
had perhaps bid last ajieu nusing upon TIC
shadows nf things that we're, III, The Kissing a. 'h'
steam suddenly awote me to the present, and be
spn In take q sursey of the things around me
The boat ,gss largo anA well srpphei Ui'b passon
pers II was indeed world m miniature. ~
most eyery nation under heaven hnd sent its dele
gate. TIE high snd the low. Tho learned md L"
iiteri,e the man of business and a." nan Of pleas
pre all niiaht be- seen at "nC glance OF tho eye
We were very busv Ia forming ourselves ln'" group
composed nf such suited oar Taste, discuss'n
upon the sg'st,nr tnrics of the DAY, or amnstn
each other with a natati'e OF orr adventures an
escHpce.
b., there RAs one who stood stranger 1
thi. breathing world lie spoke mt, W, ther
wns something ia his whole appearance, tia, nv
red nv sitcanon H.. tai slender farm, his conI
tsosnee pale and detected and more thsn al h
eve sill bea n,ng with intellect, told me, that VIVA
ever he might now be. |, sHs not what he had bee
lie s,cud ~ in all the pride md bearing of ma
and though sorrow had plongheJ unlimely t4rr"7
on bis fair brow. 1t wss evident that he bad 20
within "a soul too of no ordinary cast. lie W.
modest IN be department, he hal hne features,
,vd.te expression snd If ynu pcrchane had ga'n
attention he would FIX his eve steadily on yoni
without winkng. md We, wiihont severity. som
times lie would stand f1- hours aud gaze wir'
Mailing could hc seen bot the besvinn ocean.
rain he would fold he arms N he breast and pa
the deck, with hrm. stately step. until ihrou!
weariae.s he seemed obliged - de.lsi. Then
-oald sea; himself "a some remnie corner, dra"
book fran ms pocket; sud slov ly turn over
Jeayes spparenilY withnut being able io OK hs
t.oitan on an, part uf II. eszed-l guessed
I felt The rising Of sympathy. ! inquired OF G.
fellow passengers who ,s he what has
beeni--l longcd TO know his fate. Bot ~ q
could ,nio.m the. They were as ignorant as II
self and no lees ANXIOUS 70 learn. lnpc'cd by
r,o.itv determined TO seek an opportunity
conversation aud try to God soue avenue TO
mind. Ba,
alrosnA him ,oras snys,euops circle throws.
R.rsll~A sparsach. ard sbe~ 81 hsmssd alnae
Aad a. b.. gisHce Aas sonethlns q frPFo1i
That tsrs II ieaE frifnlty ainof
I, ~. an, fesr p-rchsace. aef hsts--nof susht
That words insgo ~ express he ~ 'ught
S,rb, approached. The sun leaned his goi
LOCK. on the bosom 81 The wave. ana the "es' :
I'D /, ~. bc.a,v. Jasi then, tie foil moon ~
!, ,h,, .,ieuaes ,n.je.,y" that Milton 80 h,pp
de,c,ibe. and It wss giouoa. scene. ~ len
,d,.,,u, nurmariu- wns heati--A dark cloud ~
ia the ~est and spreai along IN, hesVens 'hf
ming. severe storm. The ~ind b.eV most io'i'
ly-the ses rosrca w sngsr. and torreHis 81
s.y,u 10 fat while the ineess-n, Streams Of VI
piev ,al the de.faay p~sls Of 'honder eon'r'b
"a erae, o., siiusuan most terrific. in 'slu
c.y,,in used his tsSmPe,. Japi'cr SLOWED hu
un.e 10 .pess oar shs,tefcd boat locked Z
ed. 70 SIDE. sud Ell ~ss given % i'r Lost
wreck seemed 60 be inevitable. Every "ne o."
81 himself ahso, 20 be buried "A ihe !s~N'nR
ere. abe deco. he sees "guphs on sliPh'
waves Sa saves arse" CoUsierasiion ~As q
nd % every nsebAncs Al sroond vas
A he'll
rtn.s.--~ises 90 their ha-ssnis sid
tsrrs,. tslinz her sssersfsl fate 10 distant ne