Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-22

nf@~. And b1w often we have talked. i,n,
it That { usa she HrrI who ~p.ut his damp
hlghi> upon the bills, & zi1L, - I d., 7n the
ius. fnHs planet. WIZ viii retel wlth her
amid those obd sppersJri't-7 Who from rur
own ualrgealci vo.sl~ VIII evoke ileif vt
undettciei. hauuting sHlrl p Nb' per with
her m prylrC S uliy tHtO Nature laws. and
challenge jl- whisper, uf Poetry from the
vuic-le,, iar,a( ut M5t'er} n hp iau.l mer-
nIs Over ihe ~lurii guess work Of p-iants,
'1at never 81 gird with the iad4ilute at M
iurs, through love rxhsusf.es srt al embuc-
iHE as we hsve2 Poor q Oh. she viii b. com
Pa.l mlrss. Alas csmplnIuniF-s I reVer-
save 10 The exciting s'sgrs "i some brisk fir
TALON. 5 will i've h-tratt-r Ivy ieedtng
oIhrr hearts wi d loves lore 81 hos learned
30 m me. and then Pygms.iou ike, growing
i'nJ ol TIE Images she hos h-r-rii end 1V"d
win scmblaure oi divinity. until they seem
% bnotlr back me m, stery the soul cen tru-
Is catch tr.m oui, oHe.
'uoy anxious she VII be les; he Coroner
shl have discovered any oi htr notes II my
Vnkt'
4 felt chill, as the last reflection crossed
my mind, paltly Ut thought OF the Coroner,
p,Ut al tl- idea oi Miry letuL unUi iingly
c mpsiltd ;a Ncar mourning tyr me, ~ ca-r
81. d dJs.lJsur- ut our engagement. l. Is a
privokiug tdiag too d gltl ut nineteen % have
To - INTO mourning t1f a diseased lover al
thu HcEiuuing of her second winter ~ the
Metropolis.
Tn water, though. with my motionles.
posi- Ion, must have something e. do with ny
chillness. srr, sir, you thluk that | TELL my
story with great leviiy; but INDEED, |
sh I'D grow d|-iirious dill | venture TO hold
STEADILY 10 the awiulGe>s ut my feelings the
greater part ot night | think indeed must
lave been IN ST OF the time hystrrical with
horror, tor The Vibrating emotions have re-
co pitu,dtel did pass through my brai0 even as
nave detailed them. Bot ! npw became
c1ln IN Thought, | SUNNI med up az in some
resolution of action. | viii brgin at thst cor
az jsflt III swim slowly. snd ieei the sides
OF the tank with my iret. II | die must, let
me p-fish at least iram well directed though
extatsfing effort. not sink from mere hootless
Wtsrlnfs, IN sustaining myself M The NORA
ing shall blng ralie.. The ,lles OF the place
SEEMED 10 grow higher as ] aoV kept my VA
tery course between them. Il was not alto
gether q desi pull. ! had some variety OF e.
molten iu makiug my circuit. When | swan
lu the shadow. i looked 10 me more cheerful
br,oniin the moonlight. When | swan in
the moonlight. / had the hops 81 making some
discovery when ! should gain reach the sh3d.
OW. ! turned several Times on my back 10
rest just Wh-te those wavy lines would meet.
The stars la ked yIclausly bright TO me from
+ the o. ttom ri TN well. there was such "a com
plnY At them; thpy were 50 glad Ia thrirlus-
tr0l, f%evelry; aud had such space to move inl
| was alon-. lad TO despair, ia "a strange ele-
ment, q prispucd. and solitary gazar upon
their m~ockiag chorus. Aud eet there WAS
nlihing else with which | could hold com
m%uaion, | 'umet upon M breast aud struck
out almost irantica|iy, cuce more. The stars
t..-r. .rv,f# H.. 94a,r 4aa ,artF t4,,tA ri
which | Us yet formed d p,rt-,uy poor Mary
her eli wa or!otton, ! thought only OF he
SIT ag man there petisbing; OF M, nv lusty
mjnhood, ~ me sharp vIgor OF my dawutag
priue, vith faculties itImittble. With senses
all alert biting there with physical obs'o-
Cles which Ineu 1he mysetl bod brought t.
gether Tor my IN joiHg. III E'eraol could
never have Wiird this hing! icoIld not aud
| would not perish thus: aui ! grew stroug in
insolrnce o. sell trust. | laughed aloud al
dashed tho sluggish water from side 10 i le.
Then came an |r,notien Of pity for mvsti-
wild. Wild regret. Of s1rroW. on, infinite, Tor
d late drso'4te, a doom s. drrarg. so heart
sickening. You may laugh al the contradic-
toA ityoa Viii, sir. but | felt that | cauld
sacrifice my own lite oH the instant to redeem
another fellow creature lrom such d place OF
h1rrar. from Al cod 50 piteals. Ms soul 9ad
m, vial sfiHi secured in that desperate mo-
ment over the depiurt5te late ot The other.
Amt then prayed!
4 ptayrd-uh, or wherefore | know not.
II aas not from lear-it canld not have been
IA hope. The DAYS 81 ~ -eles ar past. and
there was 40 natural law BY who's Pr3yiden-
liat intergosulaa I could b saved. did
NOT pray: l. prayed 81 itseIi ny seui within
me.
Was the calmne,s that / aow ftit torpid