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The DYING SWAN. -"Must / then only
be mute and songless Z" sighed to himself tie
quiet swan, as he bathed in the splendors of
the flares, evening-red u, almost alone in
the whole kingdom Of the feathered race. AS
for the cackling goose, and the screaming
peacock, envy not their notes but thine do
/ envy, o gentle Philomela, when, as if trans
ported with their melody, | move upon the
waters more slowly, and remain intoxicated
in the reflection Of the armament. How would
| sing of thee, thou golden evening sun of
thy fair light and my happiness sing, and in
mirror of thy rosy face immerse myself and
die !"
Silently enrapiured the swan plunged be-
meath the waves, and scarce had he risen
again, when shining form, that stood upon
the bank, called him to himself 1t was the
god of the evening and morning sun, the
beautiful Phebus. "Amiable, lovely being"
he said, "the desire is granted, which thou so
often has cherished in thy silent breast
Scarce had he spoken the word, than he
touched the swan with his Tyre, and sounded
upon him the tone of an immortal. The
melody pervaded the enrapturcd bird Of Apol-
10; grateful, he sung upon the strings Of the
god Of beauty the fair sun, the glittering
sea, and his own innocent, happy life
Soft, like his form, was the harmonious
strain. Slowly he moved upon the waves in
sweet, dying notes, until he found himself in
Elysium, at the feet Of Apollo, in his true,
heavenly beauty. The song that he had sung
in life, had become his dying strain, that softly
dissolved his limbs for he had heard the
tune of an immortal and seen the countenance
NJ n uod ThankfnIv he bowed M the feet
Of Apollo, and listened to his god-like tones,
when his true partner also approached, who
in sweet song had mourned herself to death
after him. The goddess Of innocence adopt
ed them both as her favortes; the fair span
Of her muscle-car, when she bathes in the
lake Of youth.
Have patience, thou silently hoping near ear
That which was denied thee ~ iIe, W.T.
thou vert not able TO endure it, the mo'''H'o y
thy death bestows.-Herd".
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Frcm the London Nep Monthly Magasin.
THE POETS QUEST.

Frcm the London Nc,c Monthly Magazine.
THE POETS QUEST.
BY RICHARD HowITT.
What seeks the Poet2 To be known
r. Far his scouptryts Ean.s cktrnos--
TO make the world Of mind his own
To make remoiest men his friends.
His skill he counts but as bird, s".
Tho wronged, tho sad, redressing wrongs;
In every cline and season heard,
And breathing solace in his songs
A beacon on a dangerous shore
Over Times sea a guiding star;
A date tree in the deseH-more,
A fountain in the desert far &c.,.
A stately tree of generous leaf
A MONDAY temple, green and fair;
That WEAKNESS, that pain and grief,
May shelter find and solace there.
IT'S well, but seeks he nothing more7
Inspired nj Truths and Beauty's- springs,
His soul with goodness flowing DER,
He would be that which we'll he sings!
By The worlds batteries unmovcd,
To vice, TO guilt no sad ally;
Through life Of his own soul approved,
OF God and man approved, TO die.
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POETRY.
From, he American IyapeIler.
THE WORLD.

by o. W. wfTHN0roN.
With Wisdom's eagle glance would behold
The varied paths where man aspres 10 stray;
A record-now Of Truth, like shining gold,
And now Of gloom Is written on his way
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For Earth reveals even as we pass along,
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Critic glad swallow skins above the wave,
The Dreamer ss-half hopeful half Ia doubt,
Wtrther the mountain track his foot shall brave
Or it,sill lingering underneath The willow,
His thought shall make each sunlit wave lis pillow
Withsuch companions, why should Sadness res,
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Andwith thousand gems its saint arrays,
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His idol-and his Harp emits no sound
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And won, heart by disappointment crushed;
He wanders DER pathway cold and dim,
And Nature sings no pleasant song for him.
And yet, Life hath full many Joyous strain,
Full many hope to WOO the spirit on,
Man treads path OF WEAKNESS and pain,
But through its shadow CLEANS the morning sun
And Truth and Nature, as he wanders far,
viii shine upon his evening as star!
So let me read sweet Natures faithful word,
So listen to her oft-repeated song,
That by no change my bosom may be stirred,
Or clouded-as pass her paths along:
That, viewing all with hope and none with scorn,
| may with Man rejoice that lam born.
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