Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-01-27

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rescued bv ne com in l, ;yar 49,,
the orasn off no common, fee 81, = ss
ransoI1ei bv The s,pf,t If q
bv iha blood 81 g. 81 E, s's
was for him hat s,,, bs IN. ssr
ed. that the rocks had bee, 10, .Ss.
dead had arisen hat an n 81, d
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.Thus NE pnr;ias,, !. ga s. S, s H. s.
different men he o,,a All .,e y = w
r,enitence. orat;t,,d -
nroud. calm ;o1ssy,bls 80 - $.
lprostrated himself N he AS s,s,ss atlss
Maker b,t i ; SET his -
his king. In his devotionaj rel; rs,nsst 49, ~ -
pfayed with conyt1l sions. ana sor<s,,s
Tears. He was half roadaene3 III aIdr 49,
r 8 bss rd IS i
ofsaf rels. or 8 he tfsgnf !, 80 s, ssrs
f1e,1fls. Re cai,6t tlsTs s, he i3ass
V;s; sesas fe ~ 80
eyerlp stino l. - ss -
himself in9ruste teilh;tl, s,s,,,, If, oe
rniIlennial year I,Ilte sFlee,sgosd IL s,;s5s
IN the bittegness Of ;s's,,;,l Il ' =
hidahis faeeffon, him Is ,,shb,, IL ,la
his bscn,,nc;l ,r =.
for war these
soul had left ,ere
lhe ssp.ala 3 ha .sa,.,,.,, e ~
oodlv but the;r 1aco,,,b s;ss - ~
heard nothino from Her, l,af 49,. 49,
and ,lts;r 20
them .R1t those had I;ifls s. $, 5,
who encountered then, +, the hall of e ~
Or IN the field 1T battle rbssa :. e $ 49,,
brought to civil and military affairs 4 eooLt
ness fiu1gment, and an imnlutabilitv afs
purpose which some writer's have lhenghts
inconsistent with their religious zeal, but
which were in fact the necessary effects
OF i. The intensity oftheir feeling onohes
subjectl made them tranquil on every 9TH
er. One 0verpo Wering sentiment had subj
jecled toitself pity and hatred, lambiiion and
fear. Death had losl its tetrors, andpleasa
ure its charms They had stheir sniiesa
and their tears, their raptures and theirs
sorro VS. but not for the things of this.
world. Enthusiasm had made them Stoies.a
and cleared their mind from every vulgar
passion and prejudice and raised them,
above hesinflsnce of danger and corrup-s
|tien.s Itssometiunes might lead them. to-
pursue wise ends, but never 10 choose I'M
wise. means. They went through ahes
world ike Sir Aftegale's iron.man Ta,,l,,sas
with his fail, crushing and trampliues.
down oppressors ming Cling with human
beings, but having neither par mol. lols.insl
human infrmities; insensible to ffatigue.I
Ito pleasure, and TO pain not stobe piefcedI
! by any weapon, net to. be withstood bvany.
barrier. - MacouIey.3 - - Il
| s.. s. -
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s. !. : :.
"heie sssay s's III:
u''e y, So -
'as NV a. ia',sn = ~ R'.asaIi plaees'
.ney ne soe'y heLlsas5. 'ne ioiloWlng
iielosnas oseuiIsa Nil'iesaiis sf''sI was g
/ pas.o a ~ .ne. slell' nY.. -.
le psasislI was lasois'1i e sno u. .dlnes
Wl.n.tne services o. & young man OF unus-.
4 uai ,pleae mug laielss.. ne United more
I o. Inc laleally ana gfaeeiuiness OF pubic.
i spencer, nan are often lounda blended ~:
j oIle1 lnall.s - ulh's a. unen's stendeiness.
10 very Impressive proPo 1aons aeonaeineas
81 lus.ale Aaa'ssf na aaah uel olnis pup
: ,oananeess 8 L'sIenlng cIoWas nufls upon
i.s Ups. anasne -noul !" men ne s'pen. ~ I
1 4 ssefnon seemed put 9, lew moments
nl. ne.mas not ssnneIea. 'o s Commune 8 by
reason q aeasn ~ was sdl iileuia 20 ti,1a
ssla suecessol !, Ai.ef,zmany sllemP's me g,
3 people hl.an lnlsu ilolle q the 80.
lem q lls saIsl, aoq Pc ensereas spoazn.s
! Wolkls III sna... peaasl y garden ei1s
preacnea she. pleslous. 1espeIln 10 putty,
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