Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-04-05


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they arrived al BOSOM leie' .nsseau ~ :.
the smiling land ol promises ~
had anticipated as me pouti' ~ - 'heii '1us
and dangerous Piigrlmsge, 'ney saw 1s.
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OF vermont q. o. near w',g.g e nov - ~,
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lance rom .he se.l,e.'.n'. ,,,' ,."e | ,l,l nnJ
up DO lor ms iestue.iee %as : Ia ,,r
roman1ic !, Iue yaney ~ ~ @oss 60 Z,
the Green Mountains. ~ was 2 ~ spo,
lor the oid puritan 10 reps''l - Z ,,,a
Inc remainder q ms i.'s' ~ .s'S
world and all rs tfouopies lahe - esiloyS ~,
that peace which !, ~ nag ions ~ sa,a y.
Eaught in, the land q bls latter Y 81.
dence had never pcen pfokeh, suseip5 ',ie q,
sounds of!nature' or oy me ihaiah as he
,purtued his game wiilcn ned lli'neTiior
security ln its unexpiofed deplhs. i1gh
hills rose on al! sloes' 10 snu. 10 = ou' i from
these scenes whlcn M nllrH .iie @ aIluil.s plae9
OF man. Ihese were 'nlcA'y 1oSe'eu
trees, clothed IN an tne variegataed Deau'y
OF a New Eng'aa iorfs' ~ au'a'lin' 1,e
curling sti6ae, which Is the only guido
to human hapltatlon IN The deep forest
was no where to be seen. On distant
hill the eye might trace a brook, which
bounded over the cliffs in beautiful cas-
cade, as ifeager to reyel with the flowery
meads, or to repose after its wandering
in the quiet little lake, which slept as
TRANQUILITY in the bosom Of the valley, as
an infant in its mothers arms. On a hill
which sloped down to its still waters, was
raised the dwelling OF HulHngtoE ilefe
he enjoyed the solitude Of the iorest-1 y
was congenial 10 that rellgion lor ,W,e, Wnich
he had sacrificed many interests W ME
Ellen was happy in finding herself MIS-
tress OF neat and comlorlaple co''age'
her books and her harp were the only
companions she wished : but often she
would rambie with her iavorl'e uog tnlo
the woods to listen to the songs Oh tne
birds, and to gather the wlld mowers
which were scattered IN prolu,sion along
her path. Often, too, seated IN a llgnl
skif' she would float over the lake 10 view e,
the sandy bottom and watch ,he Piaytul
fish as they darted in the depths beneath,
Indeed, in the romantic sceneryos nature
there was enough to have exelted her ad-
miration always, but even this situation
was to have its sad reverse.
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