Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-28

Que Oi the Western Sia'es.
w. The following ode va. pro ~ need by Cole.
ridge To he Of the beet he rsad. TIE aatlof
III il l. Mr. Pringle. Who frasrly travelled IA
Africa:
AFFAIR IN THE DES .RT.
Afar in The desert hove To ride.
With the silent bash hoy alone hy NV side;
when the sorrnws Of life the saui Der easi.
And sick Of the pr.ssnf ! cling 30 TIE Dss;
When the eye Is suffs-cd with regfesful tears.
Ftom IN e isnd secoileciion Of banner yesrs.
And The shadow oi things thai had hng fed
Fit DER The brain like ghosts 81 ne dead
Bright visions OF glory. that vanished som;
Day dreams. that departed Ger mlnho.d's noon; -
Attachment by tate or ny faSsh'od rolf;
Cvfnsann'ns III early days. lost or IN;
And my native land, whose g. nj name
Thrills Ia The hear like eecir.c dame.
The home Of my childhood -lhe hannis Of my
All the pnssiais and scenes of that rapurou. time.
When the feelings were young and the world wa
new,
Like the fresh b-wers Of Eide unfoIains To view.
Ail--a1l nav lorsakef-iorgn eo--forsane3
Aud L. n lone erle. remen.b rud by none;
My hlgh aim abandnned-ny good acts undone-
iweafy of all thar IL under the sun.
With a sadness Of heart ich no stranger may
sran.
ay to The d,seri sfar from man. 49,
Ai"s IN TIE dsserf hove ride
With the silent nash boy al'ue by ny side;
When the Wild turmoii OF this wearisnne life
Win the scenes al oppresson. corruption and sirf;
The proud mans Irsyn and the base mans fssrs--
The scorner's laugh aud The sufferers tears;
And malice. and meanhess and iaseness. aud fill,
DISPOSE me T. IAn-iug aud dark nelenrhoIy;
When nay eosom is iall aud my thoughts are high.
And my spni Is sick with The hoirismans Sigh
OH fhen-fheFe rs eel. odd
A'ar ia the desert alo 70 ride.
There Is rapture a. saaii on the champing Steel,
And 70 b,und avn with ihe eagle si.eed;
With the dra'h IRA ehl IRE lock ia my hand
The Ony law OF desert laadl
Afar in the desert love 70 ride.
W,,h the silent iSh hoy along hyry side;
Away. away. in The Wilderness vast.
Where the white mans loot haIil Eevs, passed,
A.d the qsivered Carsnna or Brchuan
lIplh Sraocely er~s-d ~nh his r,viug clan;
And region OF emptiness howling aud dresr
Which man b..'h atard.,ned ir,m famine and fea r
Which The su'.s~r and Izrrd inf:ahi' alone
With the twilight bsi tram the yawrv sio.e.
Where grass, nsr herb NOR shrub take mot.
Save pos0naus ihurls which pierce the foot;
And the bnier melon lor iood aud drink.
Is The pilgrims fare By the Salt lake brink
A regi~s of Ga .ught where rIyet glider.
N''r ripping brook ,ih is grassy s,des--
Where sedgy P,oi NOR bnhhfig laouI.
Nor tree. MR. cioud. nor MISTY Mustn't
Appears, 10 refresh The aching eye;
But The bairen earth ard The burning sky,
And the black hH'zpa. soand AID r,und.
S,'read-yold Of living sgil'or sound.
AMI here. while the nigh winis around me SIGH.
And The stars burn br, sht iB-ihe midnight sky,
As 1 81 nfar iy the deer, sIone.
Lake Elijah al IIsrsl's Gu . alone.
siill small soice colnes ihnn,sl, lie v i'd.
Like isiher consOlIng his lrelinI child
Which bauishes bitterness. with aud dear.
SayIng-'Aiaa IS dfsior' bat G;sl = mar
HOW TOTEACH cHLDRgN TO TEAZE -
Children are foiaaghi ., lsaze vrry much as Ii,sy
are taught TO cry. With al his lutte waists. renl or
imaginary. The child ruus his mother. They SIRE
maiIers Of importance TO him. lie svarts definite
and decisive onswer-one which viii settle the
qoes,I"n. and his mind Mi be ON the rack m he has
H. II is The na,nre the en- I'D 70 feel Otherwise
He " I'll have ,.eace himself. and iherrfore will
give his mother peace. TIL he understands and
kf>ws that ihe point is sefiied aud how IL is settled.
lf you give answer iill he has spoken ten times
he will speak ten times; ani then il ne has any
'easva TO suspect that speaking twenty lines moFe
viii obtain mn answer more favorable his WISHES.
he will speak tweofy times more. Aud This " 40
seon grew INTO habit. Bul give him an answer
The fra time he -peaks. and he will be obliged
:" speak Second lime 10 obtain one; md never alter
your decision for teazing. and he viii sDon give "a
40 as fno Use. II you have leisure and The ocea
SION seems pfnper one, you may lei him argue
his ease before you decide IL. bot aterwsrds.
Indeed. u he has learned ~ experience that your
decisions final. he will seldom f ever, attempt
10. lie will consider il an ansu.r HI, mind e,ll
be 81 'esi on ihat point, snd snn find something
else with ~hirh 10 amuss hmsrlc
Their" are Two s,lk fac'orie. "a operation in Rich.
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