Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-25
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m.a auI u,aeu check th-lr 5tst ImPu'grs
suppress tasiI highest thoughts Zach long
for tulj communion with fbr other ~nHt~ hui
Idircs not give 8ttrf5u. elo lis yrauIu4s Mia
#H4ers
The tear OF W al Nj Smith, OF Mrs. Clark
will saF. ef the irnuu of the &C. or The all
latbema af some synod. OF fhe fashion 81 some
clique. or the misrepresentation OF some 20
lIeal party.
Ta1a ar. attend af ny nzisHhotz aa know
Iest not Thar he is equally al-aIi OF thee. lie
has buuul thy haHAe, ant thou has letiercd hts
ieet. |liwtfe Wisar tor both IN snap She i'm
s.fB4H hon. a1l Nalk onward uu,4acbtct.
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-fga rtg- Hlttu1-ut frH. salee. p4f tAke itln
lFe anything vafh having SltE4 my pro
m.stt 5ee 1lt tHe kingdoms % earl, III he has
mot One acle ii itt] Elves
H. uay ~. = u5tl q, tae pre- Of his w1r
ship. 6al l4.a j., a ll4H IA at lIs tittr dcrds.
Eternal ami s1r f<th pami9 Bis ar
ffHe meek l3r they sh4tl laAsul m earth.
But / shah b. misdatrrsot mlsreprc.
scented. And what II thou art3 Thy who
Hthf3u= Stone. al what Is above them. receive
fmlzsltes back agti1, b., HE law oi gravity
aud idfhY arr trey a4o 80 mt 5rat>- theli
own tatgs. Won Jb8G could persuade al
w5o read 10 b. truthful AMI free TO say what
they taiak, an act ahat tdey isel 10 cas-
from fsem ar they would ropes oi sinI. at
lean OF s-ets aHd paS}Ies. ct Clans anI classes
What n there Of joyful freedom ii oar So
cial iufcrcoufse We meet 20 So = Oh otb.
eT. and not a peep do We get under The thleE
vel which each carries about him. We yisi
10 ENJOY ourselves and the host takes ava9
oar freedom. while we destroy his own. |
the host wishes 10 walk or nle. he dare not
lest II seems lmPoIite % the guest. Ii til,
guest wishes To read Of sleep, he darr not. les
It seem lmpoijle to the host 50 they r-nlIt
sla YES. aud feel 1t relief o part company. 4
tew individuals, mostly III a foreign la1d, ar
tango tltis matter with wisar freedom. II
~risiler arrive they SAY, I'm bus to-day j
YOU wish TO rid, there are horses and saddle
IN the stables II YOU wish 10 rca /. there AT
books ~ the pdtlor; il YOU want 10 work
the men are raking bay in The fields; il yol
want to romp, the children are al play IN Tia
court if YOU want To talk To me-, | can b
with you n much a. an bout. Go where yol
please AMI while YOU are here DO as yoi
please
=Ag9ama houses in Florence. larze par,i--
meet without He slightest preparation. Iii
understood t4ata an some particular eyrnih.
II tAF W.zek, a lalyo Or { gentleman AWAY
aad flowers, in another pictures an ensTl
yInc.. AMI d ttird music. Couples are ea
seoneet in some shady ~alroye; af groups dot
ted ahout Tie room in miuhtul or serious con
Hersatlon. No one L. required 10 speak to tn
host, either entering or departing. Lemon
Ade aud baskets OF luit stand here and Their
on The side tables, that all mty take who like
bit eatHAg, which constitutes So tafga par
OF American entertainments, is a slight an.
almost unnotICed iucid mt, in these festival
OF intellect and taste. Wouldst thou like I,
see such social freedom introduced here >
Then do it.
but the first step must be complete indif
ference 10 MIS-. Smith assertions that yol
We're mean enough to offer only one KIN o
cdhe to yout company. and to put less short
hliS IN the undercrust ot your pies Than IA
The upper. Let Mrs. Smith talk according /,
her CUTS, be tioa assured thai all iiuilg soul.
love freedom better Than cakes aud under
crust.