Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-04-04

''"s COMPANY NJ WORN IN TIE dlfercHt
Aalis OF the palace, was one Of affection.
ate and tach respect. Nc Donald was
heF nearest neig ghbor, and they frequent
y looked over each others pictures, bat,
a. ihey were both foreigners IN Florence,
lshe OF Polish birth, as he understood, y
iher conversation was ia French or
htiian, neither OF which languages were
hdrn'ly familiar 10 Graene, and It was
limited generally to expressions OF oou,-
trsy or brief criticism OF each others la.
.burs.
As said before, it was "proof IN
pression" of a celestial summers morn
in2, and the thermometer stood at heav-
'nly idIeness. Nc Donald sat with his
maui stick across his knees, drink inn
from Titian's picture. An anisl, who
mad lonnged in from the next room, had
hrag himself BY the crook Of his arm
over high peg in his comrades easel,
and every nov aud then he volunteered
an observation 10 which he expected no
particular answer.
"When | remember how little beauty
have seen IN the world, said lnutade,
(ihls artist, Il am inclined to believe
~iIh Shnrnius, that there is no resurrec-
ZION Of bodies, and that only the spirits
pl The good return into the body of the.
Gnd head-ior wha, is uglincss to do in
heaven -
MrDonald only said, chm --hm ~
"Or rather" said lnLrade again, IL
'honld like To fashion "A creed for myself
aud believe that nothing was immortal
Dht what was heavenly, and that the
good among men and the beautiful among
"o.nen would he the only re- re-pruductons
hrt"aller. How will this hlle pla,nI
woman look in The streets of the New
jerusalem, for example Yet she en-
poets, IA we all do, in be recognizable
bY her friends IN heaven, and oi course
30 have the same mredeemahy plain
iice Docs she understand English,
by ,hr way for she might not be alto
g"ih"r pleased with my theory n'l
81 have spoken to her very often" ;"
sad Med Iunld, "ani think En4lish is
Hebrew To hrr-but my theory nf beau
~ crosses at least one corner of Your.
argument, my friend believe that
lie original type Of every human face is
beautiful, and that every human face
could be mad' brauufll. without. In an,
essential particular, dcsiroyin! The visl-
BILE identity. The likeness preserved ~
the faces Of a family through several
generations ia modified bv the bad men.
iil qualities, and The bad health OF those
who hand II down Remove these modl.
ficnnons, and without DESTROYING the
lnmily iIkenesScs, You would take away
all that mars the beauty of us particular
type. An individual cnunienance Is m
mt"gral work oi Gods making, aud
Good saw that 1t was good when he
n'ad" II, UgineSS, a. YOU phrase it, Is
ih'N damage that type OF counenance has
rrceised from The sin md Suffering of.
lie. but The type can be restored, aud
wiI! be, doubtless, ~ heaven -
"And yuu think that lIle woman's
larc could he made beautiful :"
81 know IT,"
"Ty u, then Here is Your copy Of
Ttian's Bella, all flushed hul the face
Make an apoibeoSis portrait of your
DcIghbor, and while it harmoni2es with
the body of TI'lan's beauty, still leave IL
recognizable as her portrait, and IN.
give IN 10 your theory - be!ieI ing in
all other "ira'lcs, If YOU like, al the
same time ~
lngnrdc laughed, as he went back 10
his own picture, md McDona'd, after
s''uns in revrrir, ,ururI lis easel 50 as
I, get painters view of has iemtlcI
n-iIhbor. iie thought she colnrcd
slightly as nc fyci hi, eyes upon her
but, II 80, she apparently hccame very
soon unconsciouS oi hIs ga2p. and he .
was saon absorbed himself ~ the task To-
which h,s friend had 50 mocdinlly chal. .
lenged hin.
Excuse me, dear render, white with
two epsrIes build bridge over which 4
yon can cross chasm OF month ia my Il
story
To CREME McDovALp.
Su,-l am entrusted with a delicate
commission, which know not how to.
broach To YOU, except by simple proposal \
W I'll you forgive NY abrupt brevity, If f.
inform you, without further prclacc, that ,
the Countess Nysch,icm, a Polish lady /.
1T high birth and ample fortune, does /.
you the honor IT, propose for your hand. Il
lf you are dscnGagcd, and your aliec h
uonS are not IrrevocnbY given To anolh- /.
er, ] can conceive ~ sull!cI obstacle +
To- vow acceptance Of this brilliant con. i
ncciion. The countess is twenty two, n
and not beautiful, II must IN fairness be II
sad but she has high qualities of head \
and heart, and is worthy of any mans \
respect and affection. She has seen
y on, of course, and conceived a passion
for you, Of which this - the result !.
am directed TO add, that should you con
sent, the following conditions are an. N
posed-thnt you marry her within four
days, making no enquiry except "a to-.
her nge, rank, and property, and that I.
without previous interview, she comes
vciled TO the altar.
An answer is requested in the course
~ tomorrow, addressed TO "rhe Count,
~ ,nswald, minister of His Majesty the
k,ns ol Prussia"
have the honor, SC. SC.
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