Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-11-23

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csisi.e', Of cognac summed hy ffolie nad finne,
w the breeze Of s,efomsui--a potp'41sl ,rtoc !
THEE were 70 bo no shady si1cs Of the way ir
bi, rcsplepdcni Worh How many practical phi
lo,ophers hai f,f,d in The sirno pursuit l. 'ht
asrss yoist'ls r~vef - be dIscoyertdi Arc We
Away, 10 rome down to the plain reality a, los,
l.ownchyllo conId no, endure the eight
Moro cayenne, II you plcaso
Have you ever irioI faro 2 whispered Spill.
Lens 1herc: considerable fun al faro, when you
are up 10 a.
splflikens passed the boplc slyder Downe.
hylle had never lfcd faro, bu, he did Try II, and
though, ihs, be rather liked II Al l,ng,h he had
reached the sbiua TAsi, The something to
ae happy With had, to all appearance, been
found Rcdhcitiler was bu, goose He knew
not where 10 look for the perpetual mo,on'--,he
everlasting Jog 10 thc tagging spiiit Bu, the
top OF our speed brings rhe end Of the race. He
who moves mos rapidly. IS at the close Of
his career Faro is tickle, AMI Slydcr Downc
hylie, W has zeal TO pile enjoymcn, upon enjoy.
rnen, tn be hsppy i possible. with several things
nj a time had unluekily huba ofno, taking even
his faro plan he needed syrup also 10 that efer.
vsscing draughi, and rs his head became warm,
ghs cool amour, OF his pockets melted quickly a
way
slydcr Downohylle was n cashlcss man-his
sesearehes after felicity had not only proved I'M.
successful, bu, had left him withou, the means of
further progression lie was bcmired halfway
swamped as ii were in sight Of port Even spiffii.
kens GU, him dead The ,ailors desired no more
of his cus,om--his apartments at the hotel were
~nuteti The credit system was on, Of. fashion
Finsncicr'ng had been clipped in its wings. How
dolefui looks the candle when capped with an ex.
,ingusher. The wounded squirrel drops from
limb to limb. The world has many wounded
squirrels beside. those iha, crack nuts TO earn
living Ju.i such squirrel was Slydcr Downe.
hyllc, compelled before he reached the top Of his
aspiring hopes TO abandon every step tina, he had
io,fuly surmoun,cd.
How he now obtained any thing to eat, is no,
exactly known His mode Of obtaining some
thing 10 drink is, fno, original certainly ingcn.
Gus lie never goes to The pump, having no taste
for hydraulics. Nor does he ful water with
hazel twin. He had more effective tnig than
ta, He lounges in bar rooms and as his old
acquaintance, searchers after happiness not vet
brought up with round turn go there to drink
dry bar is a sad impcdiment 10 naviga,ion-it is
Astonishing TO see how very selections he becomes
in reference TO their health
How do ye do Mr. Jones I've not had the
pleasure Of seeing you for long time. How have
YOU been p
Pretty well, Downchyle, pretty well, I thank
you--but excuse me--Bibo and j are going totrv
something
why, ah-ihank you, | don, care much If
do join The pale brandy, yes that will answer
Ia Ill III -
such circumstances, from which 1t i. apparent :
that misfortune had somewhat injured hi, s, n,e of
hearing.
slyder Downehylle is supposed to be yet about
town, looking earnestly for his yet undiscovered
happiness The las, time he was seen bv a cred
'o!e witness they noted him bn>ily employed in
playing All Fours,' in front Of John Gins holste.
RE game probably selected as mathematical of ,
his now creeping condition He lounges no more
&c fashionable reior,s. Champagne punch i.
mere remcniscence His Hsvannas are CONVEX,
ed INTO long mines, and his tibualions are at two
cents glass, making up in piperino rungoncy, b.,
'vha, they lack IN dehcacv offlayor
He is sadly emaciatcd and in III respect. con- +,
siderably the worse for Wear, while hollow
cough indicates tina, his physical capabilities have
proved inadequate TO the requirements of his meth
cd oil employing life, and are fast dropping TO pei.
ces Slyder lDownehylic is consequently moe
melancholy Than ever. He is troubled with
doubts Perhaps he may have proceeded upon
AL error, parhnps The principle, the high pressure
principle OF his action was not the right one i,
may be that excI,emen, is happlncss--,hat our
pleasures are iieetng in the propou on to their
n'ensi,y---tha, indeed If life be feast the a.
mount Of satisfaction 10 be derived from n is ra,h.
et diminished Than increased by swallowing the
riands hastily and by having free recourse to
eond'ments, and that physical economy is as
wise and as necessary to well being, as economy
oiany kind He is almost led TO suppose that his
something to be happy with is fallacy he
never could hold within his grasp, and be in.
ciinesio The belief tina, man probably does well
TO have home in himself ,ha, he may not alway
be compelled 10 abroad for recreaiion, or 10
appear to his sensesto give vraci'y 70 the hour.
In, were his lock to begin ngain perhaps he
nigh, try the tack thus indicated Bu, that hol.
low cough Cur experiences OF rcach their eli.
max too late yet others may learn by The exam.
pie Of slyder Downrhylle
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