The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-03-11

From Burlon's Magazine.
The Lump Of Gold.
Dp d. Bsauepamp SoHss, ptHa.


Think of thee. MARY, can ,b;,t n onL,
thee. the queen Of all nv brisb,ss, bo,.. Ry
day, when we wandered along the clear stream
together thou ~ert ever the smiling ,enius of
my youthful hrari-tbe only one who could be
|, guile nv weary spirir durip, the relaxation he.
,we., INV s,nd;.s and =, IA. .ol.m, hon, Of
miJ,;ob, wb., rs,l;,;nr an ,,y ,oo.I, ,.o,.h
; and all wa. s;l.n, saw. Tho c,;cL., which ch;,,
ed from m. hearth within. and IN. co,.,,n,
song oftbs ta,v did from the ,os. .bn,b ,,ds,
INV ~indow. wiihout-when the slantipy raw.
NJ the .;,vr,v uooo s,ol. ,lyonob ,b. ,a,o ,n,
VI "'e s"'eiy "'''" S'"'e '"'ougn me pane ana
''nnhned the eh"moer WIN soil enchanting
"e"'-'" sneh q" n'"f nave my eyes '"'un'a-
ry oPrheu' @ho III tue 'nd's''nc' nsnres around.
p'''"re' '"e '"'"' OF 'e'es''a' '"ase'-and
'nou' ever 'n""' ~e' me "heeong angel oi
'ne ''f"e the hNea ''"r OF ~! "es""s
George the carriage waits-but will
write to you soon--and thou must rome and
see me, and We will speak of our old hsunis.--
Indeed will never forget thee. Be not SD sad.
dear George"
Mary. were it bad fortune had beiallen thee,
separated from thee
"Dost thou think my good fortune will rs
TRANCE mel Believe il not, George. II may be
possible we will be much separated during the
next four years-bnt mhca I shall have scquir-
e' the education which they say is necessary
To he accomplished. and thou hast distinguish
: ed 'hyseif at the bar, which Thy genius must
some day ehect-'hen, George. no one can OBJ
{ Ject to our meeting 10 part no more. FAREWELL
a pressn'e OF the hand IN silence, aud they
were separated for many long day.
nv s,;I TIr1.niiy I .n, SIr remained mo,.o
lee. his arm, folded on hi. breast. and his .yes
, ,,,nsd ,ow,,d. IN. ei,v which could he di.iin.
yuished in the distance. whittier the companion
- 81. ,h;,dhood wa. .udd,oIy destined
f 70 ,ak. nm her fu,ure abode.
Tb. 6,,h., of Cxoro. was non, bu, content
S 81 ,n,o-b;. only ro.,es,ion few acres. the
: eul,i,a,iou of which was his dependence for a
s,,,o,t His wants were few. and hi. frueality
e ,f,,d.d vlen,ifuI supply. He had once been
wealthy man and in the wreck If his fortunes
u retained a pbilosopbic eouanimity of temper.
and ,,es.,,r, ,,.,r coo,c;.oce through all the
An
h n.,n,.,;,;.s If h,ol ,u,,c,. h, br.a,hed calmly
e .v.r ,.,o.;or ,h. u,mo., confidence ip future
l. s,,,e oC f,lci,y which he hoped his nc ton. and
d;,,,;or. would s.eu,. IN him. When bid
- A. ,h...,. of b;s n;.fo,,,,,s a lasting adieu
y .,,,,;sd h, hi. l;,,I. Georpe. (his wife be
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