Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-14

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~ hn,c NEVER toii sou ms Thing about
Adcr.Brook. nnd nv charming, funny h.
/ Ne hoor. Oh sncl brook as that ~ the
Ioa ri our ILL when ~ y, ~ brook. mean.
Iur now IL is nothing bul rapabIe line ri
|cbIIImess--llyiug,"l take IT," hy the blue
breath and auue, that shakes il Into wrin.
hfs But ] never saw IL ~ Ugly before
meter. You should be- here in the season
o' cowsIip' and sting viuets, and let me
guide sou alunr the budding things. ali
RAINING forward ~ see their y0unV faces IN
IL. On that stream which cvety hodv
knows, with be brdge across it, is nothing
lolhi>l And this had a bridge, too a low
one, level with The tonlpalh. made of logs,
tied together with strong wylhes Of beech.
! laughed and crowed about This water
when vas baby, and therefore, love II.
| played hesbie IT. when the DAYS were
years oI Summertime, aud the summers
were Young eteiuilieS of brightness, and,
therefore, love it. II was the scene Of my
first grief, too. Shall Hell yon? There is
MOI much 10 tell, bat have notion thar
there are People above US, Up in The air, and
hr hind the clouds, that consider little girls
doingS about as important rs those OF men
aud women. The birds and the angels are
great Jewellers
II was n dry season--the brook was low,
AMI a gay trout. in a coat of golden brown,
dotted over with crimson, and silver pima
tore lay, wearher.bo on the halliday
stones, all heated and painting, with about
a tea, poonul OF luke-waCm water turning
lazly from its head, and creeping down lis
back al loo slow a pace to afford lie suffer
er hope OF emancipation. Ny sympath;es
- IllIe girls. you must know, are made up
o love aud sympathy, and such like Ioes,
which afterwards conirac, into--n'importe!
] was saying, my SympathieS were aroused
and, quite forgetting that the water would
take The gloss from my new red morocco
shoes, picked my way along; and, laying
hold Of my fine gentleman in limbo. sue
ceeded ia burying him in the folds OF my
white apron. wet face and all But Suca
an uneasy prisoner! More than one fright |
ened toss did he gel into The grass; and
then had an infinite dealof trouble to Sc
cure him again. His gratitude was very
much like that Of humans, when you do
them marked service.
When had reached cool, shaded, deep /
spoi, iardowD. where the spotted elders lean |
ike Summary sel-enamorel NarciSsuSeS. over
ibe ripple. faced mirror, dropped my apron.
ind let 20 my prize. ALI he was grateful
bent lie must have been! How he di-
.ed, and <prang 10 the surface, and spread
,ut his little wings Of dark-ribbed gos,amer,
md irisked about, Keeping all the time a
.ool thin sheet between his back and the /
un.sck air ! loved that pretty fish, for |
lad been kind 10 ii and thought il would |
owe, me, too, aud stay there, and be play /
elbow Tor me; so went every day and
watched for il. and watched unlil my little 4
YES achrd bu never saw il again. That
sas mesfC,l grief; what IS there in years
o make heart.ache heavier? That first
vii be longer remembered Than The last,
iare say"
A staggering fellow, betting at an cleo
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