The Northern galaxy, and Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1843-1844, 1843-11-29
Che Tmo Guitors.
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While Edwards parents were proudly re-
JoicinS at the honorable career thus unexpec-
teddy opened before their only son, he poor
child, was pettshwIth yeXation, sad and stupid
! from confinement, and envying every boy nc
saw at liberty to work and be happy. At
length the redness of his eyes, swollen with
weeping IN despair over stubborn verb that
dehed all his efforts to conusate IT, alarmed his
mother, she was confident that Edwards eX-
cessive love OF study was seriously mJurlns his
eyes, and he instantly conceived the plan, for
weak minds are prone TO artliice, OF attrlbuting
to their soreness, his daily Differences III his
/ lessons. And so the weakness OF his eyes, not
wIthstandlns the plentiful application of rose
water, eye-water and every restorative that
could be heard OF, increased hourly till ply
stefan was consulted. He recommended green
slaSses,t they were instantly procured But green
sPectacles, even with Sitrer bows, have but lit
tie effect IN enliglitenn5 the mind: and II was
| there that the dimness of which Edward COM
planned was seated. Edward received no ben
eft from his glasses except the privilege OF car
raging his head fifteen or twenty degrees higher
than usual. This lofty position OF his per1cr;l-
mum was by his youthful associates, generally
ascrlbed to the desire oil appearing Ike Dig
mined student but me NUE. hVeiy' lauShIhS
Juha ware always declared II was 10 look IN
der his spectacleSas' instead oialdiiS ms siSht,
lie couiu not see HI'oHgH mem DIT an MS neau
was next attacheu WIN Nioicii' palms, anu 'lie
physician recommended JourheyihS ana eAer-
Csc he ilu'e,i lhe Necessity oi ldyi DOORS
Inu'eiy 'Sn'e o"l VII burning as i1"ii''i i'S'
iiiS SUI MVu''' III il!"t '"se' ios' 'ii1 DC
i"Gd'iieu niih DIS MS iho'iieI eo1'u ho' IhuuIe
1t si'o,'iu "e ProNeu III Iuui' VI it"' uh"l MS
Iacuiues were hliPdieu' 20 liliGe years
WY P"sseu ~ iii''. i-".'ii anu ~
ls'l a. "'. IN ,,ii s'.lt sno"
ering ana ndiliil5-ul t-o""f" "ppeu'e ana
nedl'n ran. ,"nLu "n" %eouiien %
dSre1u 'll'' ne Ia" d uISolIei Vi .iie IT, M.
~.
nv "a ''t ~ '-'e - " ~
was ueTlueu " "eIunon VI Jaw w ~ ~ "l; :n
Pie .il't tliI III s '';,,i' III
ins MN W o oIi,, II me i'''
ultes were eraciouSiS eoh'iiiuc" liiii' was hoil
anu u soiu' FL A. .,..,,.
E"W'ru was nov lIeIu run liie lnf''iuoii'
vi oooAs. ne i."u iIii2 V..n 'nNU"s ~ NC
come nerciiaii'' anu ns i"llieI ii"ily Proori-
Ell MIN siiuduio,i III 'ilI cunning looilt Vi 4"
respectanic iheieidnt III 'iie 'i'S vi We" vi
MS was rev hion'Is rl.er 'i,e con,iiiehce
mentor hoSui'ies, anu Po'itcai oisoussiohs anu
exciemcnts ran liSll Ill 'ne CITY, i-u""r"' III
the retirement oil the country pursuing, or RAIN
employed IN droid'ng MS studleS' haa thonohl
OF politics; but happening accidentally TO form
acquaintance with young gentleman belonS-
ing to club whose STANDING TOAST was Il rec
Trade and sailors hl6nts' ne become sinlt,
ten with the anpilIon Oh SHINING Pa1riot anu
nero lie Jolnea lnelr Gluni rGup S,. oi ms rus
TIC Dasniuiness, sPoHe iouuiy III laNoi Vi wa
was dubbed ''DraVe Neu; anu h MS let.erS 70
his parents Dreamed hotlhns DIt ueiii1HuG 5
denunciatiohs aeai.St 'e Dri;ls Ill., "'iu , M
termination to JOIN 'iie army II n0 IVuiu o-,y
procure commlsSoi' MS alarmed M lliotil-
en- woman OF WGaH nerves. anu slidilJ" Ju,,,
ment whose hIudicio ~ Inuuience nau oJ J;l
the primary cause 0, LuW alG SUR ~ I T.;
eased BRAN, &c and she hnaliy persuaded Ills
father to commend INN TO return nome
lie reluctantly obeyed; but his presence