Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-07

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Ard whea yoa tAnk Y couatiess mass swsy
IL lsrhisg Close Il Aena.
said Il wss . wilful, waywsrd thi.g,
Ard % Il ~ Astsste ssd psrvsssss
which nakss iss sport Of Psvso.s .ne o sss.'''
Tai 20 ITS own way. 10 natter r'sS g. o.
w. -. .ca Sresr rwould sesk the sestarous STORE
Ara ris - srrsnt mssasr.-.thh'ss ssms o,
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No.r ! crave Turk hot Ethiopian ns!t
Ana thea phlegmatie Euglishms.; a.d then
Cav Frssshmsnj BY and BY, itshas,
All thugs . Gong and in another ssip,
Cruz Oatchmsn; stin is love behind the masqss
II !, = Nv pserte look every way
mi that where lie its thoughts-win openly
Frowu al the thing il smiles in secret on;
shows most like hate, cen when 1t most 10 loves
Would fain convince you u Is very roc.
When il 10 water ice when 1t is lire!
Is on its own dupe, like thorough cheat;
Psr,uales itself It's not the thing it's,
Holds up its head, purses its brows, and looks
Ashanti with scornfnl lip, huggins itself
That il Is hleh disdan-till suddenly
II falls on its knees, making most piteoas soat
With hal Of tears, hurricane Of signs,
Calling on heaven and earth for witnesses
That Il is love, true love, nothing but love"
xASx.-HvoH TO THE COUNTIES.
Rank that ercels its wesrsr doth degrade.
Riches impoversh that divide 10 respect.
o. to be cheri hid for ones seIf alone
To owe the love that cleaves us to nought
which fortune Observation-Disclosures to take !!
To know that while wear the heart and mind,
Feature and form. high Heaven endowed us with,
Let the storm pelt US fair weather warm,
We shall be loved Kings rsm their thrones cast down,
Have ses.'d their fate, that they were valued for
Themselves, and their stations, when some knee
That hardly how'd to them ia plenitude,
Has kissd The dast before them, srirp'd Of ALL
TEE COUNTIES
Why art thou not a ssrf What right hast thou
To set thy person of with such bearing
And move NTH such gait Ito give thy brow
The set Of notle's, and Thy tongue his phrase
Thy betters' clothes sit fairer upon thee
Than on themselves, Ind they made for them.
Ihave no patience with thes-cant abide thee.
There are no bounds to thy ambition, none
How durst thou e'sr adventure to bestr,de
The war horse-sitting him, that Peop'esay
Thou. not The knight, appearst his proper load
How burst thou touch the lance. the battle-sxe,
And wheel the flaming falchion round thyLead,
As thou wou'd'st blaze the OF chivalfy
know my father found thy aptitude,
And hsmora il, to bsa., thee on He may chance
TIE rue il and no wonder il he should
Ifothers' eyes see that they should net see
Shown to them by has own"
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Ny lord, I man;
And, man, owe duty higher far
Than that owe 10 thee, which Heaven expects
That discharge. Didst thou command me murder,
Steal, commit perjury, or even lie.
Not loving her. were urder other peace.
/ will net sign for that With like default,
To compass mastery Of her effects
Were robbery. ] will sign for that!
To swear what must swear TO make her mine
Were perjury at the very altar Therefore,
l will not sign! To pat forth plea oflove,
Which not touch Of love bears witness 20,
Were uttering lie. And so, my lord,
will not sigs at all. o. good my liege,
My lord, my master, ask mc not to sign:
My sweat, my blood, use without spsring; but
Leave my heart miserable one
Although IL be-. Cocrce not in thai
To make do the thing my heart sbhors!
beg more.
THE COUNTIES HUsN.
lov'd thee ever. lies pa
Thrills the womans tongue; the girls had told thee,
Had been bold as fond; for then
! saw thy worth, but did not thy station,
Till others, not we'll affected towardr the,
Rsveald II TO me by their eqld regards
could not help my nature. From that time
Two passions strove in my divided soul
For mastery OF thy station, love
For thee-eacb edins on the ethers hate,
AID growing stronger, till thought their strife
Weuld shake my frame 10 disso it,on.