Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-25
Her FIST Young blush had got entaHgled the

Her 6ist young blush had got entapgled there"
her lips would melt Greek. l wished myself fly,
that might find her in sleep, 10 bite aud die and
then her teeth, what peary purity But mol can com
pare them nothing but these same teeth. could
scarcely gaze upoR her for my emotion and so lclosed
my eyes keep the flow of my new feelings, swelling
like a fountain. dared raise my eyes yet could
not resist one look more-only one Dear enchantress
What 7-Confuson she gone dared not follow
II turned and wandered through the crowd rejecting
upon the beautiful vision just departed when saw that
purest pattern of e>celling nature the enchanting
Juliana she attired-but what OF her attire Let
describe her il language "therewith cope with
al" She is IN truth, a wtching creatures the bright
wings Of eighteen summers have scarce flown Ter her
head her light form spread a-oand with mosesy 5
spotess drapery beauty like zone encirces her
and her wild gances with their bewildering trance, en-
chain, spell-bound, every beholder.
The pencil would be baified trace her varied
charms: for the rich depths OF her umined mind give
TO her loved face such ul CLEANS that the sPelltaken
eye will ever find some charm unseen before vii
levy grace plays in the movements Of her form which
is just moulded into roundness, like an unfolded rose
her step is light the wanon breeze, and graceful
the hight vapors the sea-but stop: I'm rhapsodi
zng She is but mortal after all and will re married
i suppese-weil, mote il be, my heart is home again
almost Her sweet sister Sybla. "the betrothed,
among the giddy threng. He that was wdower
has returned with the laurel his krow, to claim the
jewel OF his heart saw them few days since to-
getherhs eye beat its soft pressure upon her face,
and the warm blood in her cheek and went, vary
ing each with the flow Of her pure thoughts for
each emotion within her bosom seemed struggling 10
glow apon her upturned face, while the tetale dim.
pies that appeared upon her cheek said that sweet
lovethoughis stirring her heart They SAT- be-
meath the rich drapery Of the window in her hap
by home he played with the stray Of her hair
and gazed muely in her melting eyes, while from their
gances each seemed drink the passionate love that
was sinking in their hearts. Father and mother too,
appeared live again their days OF ~oong the
picture Of those hslcyon hours pencied TO their
gaze by their FIRST and deares, pledge Of mutual love-
as she revelled in the aeconse smiles OF one who has
not only been honored by his country bat has done his
country honsr
IL tonight an unusual brightness in his eye and added
s~ile upon his face more than his wonted animation
in his manner though his loved daughter il not present
She is happy with one who Is worthy OF her. such
scenes as this are to her ho~ery nothngs. The
CAV and fascr ating Miss Heneysuckes are more beau
tful and radiant than the gayety OF the season
seems TO give freshness their compilations and buoy
ancy to their spirits instead o. anguor ana
They are beautiful Hebe, and draw around them
crowds of admirers, and probably sutors should be
at loss which Of the two 10 choose think their beau
ties of person and intellecsal characteriscs about
equally balanced, and he Is blessed who wins eher;
~iah knew how 10 WOO one Of them--tesch me that
fair lady and III try. Miss Trsnsportnients favored
this assembage with the kndling influence OF her pres
gracious eondescenson, rarely induged since
her foreign travels and the sensations created atvarious
courts she seldom yields the general desire to appear
in public appearing satisfied with the ecist she has ex
cited aad the fame already acquired in the world As
usual she was surrounded with aspiring Rallants pay
ing court her distinguished Vaccinations She appears
10 receive all with dgnihed courtesy but with
marked attention she is truly proud. splendid
beauty
was there with his young daughter who has come 70
greet her twin debnane in the great empire of fashion
She is really pretty, and her father seems determined
she shall create sensation. Her pcrsonsi chsrms are
certainly very considerable and the solids in perspec
live no small consideration His colsborer in the none