The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-10

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aSiNRT AND MARIA ~ OR TIE
FAITHFITL ONES; II. /
X hedealing out of the. affections
IA feelings to the human race, how
a anaseou,l, ,,6e distribution! The ma
t .slss b some 4 * overflow with kindness
SISdis acidifv 7 every thing with
vIInbtbey come in contact! s fiit
HIM feelings oflsonie swell up from
,hFksarh fresh, generous and pure,
,hsir bland influence, like flood s,s Of
,aash;ne, harinonizes the troubled spi-
81 others would render turbid the
cls'irest fount would cast as4blight
oalthe richest fancies. 8 SIG
shave looked for himlongsand ear
n,stlg, and yet he tcometh not. |
wonder why he delaysg This boquet
which i gathered for him has as nearly
faded. They say that man ) love is
!, matable as these flowers. It may
beso; but he is not as other men; he
Loves nut as other men. His hearts
iselings have d freer gush;; ibis hearts
6br,s' are tuned to a greater unison !
Thus mused5 Maria. The rich fires
q ssulnset were yet fresh Id the west,
and the light was flooding on, as #
floods the Dalnatian shores from the
bosom Of the Adriatic. The zephyr
wasthere--the brilliance Of the ssrose::
eyed" starrwasl there--and, Maria J, vas
therealOne. 81 ;sFl u sss. Ys
Bright had been the day-star Of Ma
ID; had ever been on the ascendant
sseemed as though heralifeihad beer
lille Of joy. Once only had the}darl
aaaes of life gathered around her;si
ws at the death Hof hertimother.
Ioncg' did She remember the light of ;
mother eye. But, time, which raised
up fhe bowed down, and bows dowr
ERASED up which snatches the rose
rom the cheek Of one, to crimson
more deeply the cheek Of another
vailed The young heart. Her fathel
lied, buthe was toosdeeply absorbee
i! bis mad schemes of ambition K
he'd ghissdanghter Unders the care 3
4 widowed, childless aunt, she strose
the bright places sofbchildhood. She
gtew--gfew in beauty.
sMaria, is not Mr. Mardon frequent
lnhisvisi herep asked her father one
evening; and his dark we flashedful
towards her. asau ft II
Yes father; is there any harm ID
thatfp Gii'se. s7lqe41 1 'asite a5
J. Daughter, there Is harm, j would
have II I, 81, The only child Of a Vie:
\ land, meIh1ks, should not be 50 init
mate WITH 4 country ldpye,,,., &, II
8 ather, - 49, 's'. IS. !.
AsSay no more, Maria, his frequent
cossn!rgs must be broken off, s,. xs
, And Maria said no more, but hel
heaFt was full. She admired Henry,
e Maslaboye the crowd around lhel
Y ~ debility of sentiment, ifnotlin birth,
nls mind was rich in classical image
9, and his thoughts gushed out seem
W my aslthe untroubled d:stillationstO
ac!o0d. ilists ssa s5Ii
d o'!n under an unauspicious star
~ y n brown ia unfavorable places
IlslIly Mardon had resisted manfuIIy
y oEpposition. With a high soul ane
: lerye Y! arm, he had dashed aside tfie
sallcsaiepts Of youth, and with a mirlge
ssse ION, every shackle that would
.s.slan 4 70 earth, he drank frem the
1erArhns~s 3 4 ~ tsssS IS sFsas