The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-03-26
ny J. moss BROW NE.


Tie Generalization.
Yoo-rI-ur, the hardsomcst and sprghiic7t
ro=o IL the suite Of poEATOEA, King OF Iallet,
imprudeutly fell in love with NNANtN \, Tie nov
or Of the Kings hurcm. lokUloka, though sadly
afflicted with rheumatism, was parnl Ia The am'Sa-
mcnts Of the hrcm. II happened that he had -
sign suspicion Of yoo-t hu's integrity, aud this
rendered him perfectly miserable. lALLl-t ANG-
SANG, Great NaAir, or Chamberlain OF the hatew
WAS sent Cor.
mirror Of Vgioucc, It uHicssercc oFVialy,-
and Disciple of Wisdom, such were TIE Grand
Mains titles, md so the king addressed HIN
Nv ell We knew thy penetration Is never al l'u'I
We have required lh, presence To demand u .""u
hast noticed any thins peculiar IN the conduct OF
our peerless Ouauea, since the addition OF loo-'I-
hu ~ our suite {!
'Thcre is lone dove, replied the Grand Na2ir.
in his own mysterious wiiv, whose nest Is N the
grove Of love. Even as this emblem of teudcrnrs,
awaits the coming of Il prsoncd mate, 50 pines III
secret my luGy Omanca.'
And by whom ihn!; you, wondTous IalIy-yans-
sang, i, this change effected"
'lour u,i.htnrss would scarcely thank mo Il
made known my suspicious, since they inpicac
your greatest favorje.'
lila! Ills yoo-ti.hn! thought SOL l knew it,
lie shall die
God is great, mu,,orcd Tally -yang-sang. :.
| .Le, the PAGES head be brought To me, said the
king. 'as token of my dspleasurc.'
with all my heart, sire. dislike The youth
and your hishncss shall be ohcycd.' The Grand
Nazir bowed very low, and left the audience c!"m'
bcr
Tic Three JIjIe',
Yoo-,i-hu, being accidentally near heard wha
had pas.ed. In the bitterness Of despair, he rush
ed rrom the palace, aud roumcd 10 solitary re-
treat in the garden.
How miserable am L.. he cried, 'to love SC
hopelessy and so mad,y. Grant, oh, mvenly,
aprius, that may eyade the vigilance and prrsc'
cuion of 1ally-,arg-sang. Grant that the iate'
may aid me in this dilemma.
,Yoo-ti.hu,' said voice from tho shrubbery
.lhou hast incurred my displeasurc; but, neverlhe
less. since thon art in dangerous situation, prom
lse Thee such things Us thou shalt choose.
/ .Vcrily.' ouoth Yoo-ii-hu, thou art a boun'lIu
rcnius; and it il sin 10 reject aid from 50 high
source. Know then, generous spirit, that haN'
peculiar occasion for bow and Il quiNet oil ar
rows
"A modest request, observed the Genius, 'an'
fortunately, have by ne such an one as no l'lni
archer ever shot with; for look You his way o
that. such are it, virtues, that it will Int the indr
exactly in the centre =.
.Blc,s thee thousand tines Grid ioo-'i.h
in an ecstasy of JOY: 'and since thou art 50 kigd,
fancy may crave luie,--will which shall b
satisfied were it ever so small.
'Thou shalt have one, my son, Of such oXquI.''
tones that when the same il Played all i''lt
things shall skip and dance,--so pleasant Is tn
music
.nelightGul excellent cried ioo-tl-hu.
.Wha, next 2 snid the Genius.
Indeed thou art too good, replied loo-lthn;
am roipe now 10 rove the world as a simple u m
s,rel. shall live on birds, and aGuse ~! sell VII
nv lu,e.--so need nothing more
But. son. solemuly swear ihon sha'' nav
three things. be they never So costly =,
? well. good Genius, since thou AZ so h'na
disposed. | shall choose an iheXhauslih'e pure
'The yery thing have in my pocket, qno'h IN
Genirs.' and haudinr the ineNh,ns'il''e purse
Yco-t-hu, he disappeared Immediately
Tdlly-r0ne-song in Pi-H
Yoo.,i hu seated himself On The steps Of ioun
tain 10 admire his bow and his lnic. Tnlly-vang
sang. chuncing 10 roam in the vicinity. e'pied III
page, wheieupon lie assumed very severe coHn