Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-26

lhe street lugtthtr III was NIld hlght III /
Goitiugen, and Karl thought SO when he saw
the bricks and tiles rafting about him. felt the
rude bu!letlrss in his face, and heard the spirit
Of Tie Wind mastering bis squadrous for new
and t,.r tic charge upon the iuri,,s Of Tie Olt
Cathe1rAl; but ho only wrapped bis gown clio
ser 40 ut him, aud polled on after tie EmHod
imeut of d rkne.s. Afer threading ,rnu-
myra' L. streets, and dodsing innumrraJIc brirk
bats, hey came to STOP.
ia. tilul night lor promenade, isn't i'!' said
Ills " jesty, showing hi, worries airy, very,
bn, wr lave iinistcl our promenade.
kMl lJoked up and the stately mansion Of
Myrhrcr Brickbauc!,ig, Prcsidcu, Of the Mu-
ticipa Board, stood before him. As he ga2sd
ia wonder, kirl suddenly trlI himself lifted in
g. tie air, whiskeG through the keyhole, borne
alloy dark passages, till they stood side by side
in an ulcgan, chamber, and 80 hustled and silent
Vut It that not n pulse Of the greO, tumull thA,
.vas .hakiug GttHgen and mayhap blowing
hAll's great grandfather out Of bis grave to-
ward Ehcring Straits, was heard or iclt. \
sit mellow hight, like twilight, was dill'nscJ
through the room, making every thing visible,
only objects seemed subdu"d and shaded into
,n:'uess to him. as we see them in drcams.-
Upon bed, wAiter than the SHOWS OF PAynas-
>u>, lay sleeping lovely girl, her head resting
on small rounded arm, her dark tres.e, loo,e.
!, flowing, and her closed cye-lijs hiding and
.hu,hiug the sparkle Of her laughing eyes ana
karl started for before him he saw tie lovely
form Of Fraul"in Ro,ina
You shall see, said the Devil, furnishing his
tail by way Of gesture, 'whu, You shall see
| llcrcupon Karl looked, and in the mellow
light perceive. what lie had not noticed Nciorc.
Nn inuumerahle host Of spirits filled the 70 IN,
dmiuuii,c angels, as it might be the fairies OF
Heaven, and rJntinually they seemed descend
ing aid ascending, running up and down on
slender threads of light, and Karl knew they
were Dreams. Some sa, upon the bed, or
danced minuc,s upon the squares OF the cover
let, some upon the pillows; some, perchcd up
on her ruby hps, were busy skrtching beautiful
pictures upon Aer pearly teeth; some lowered
lovingly oyvf her head attentive, aud yet others
whis pcrcd in her ear. Karl va, permitted to
hear what these were saying, as also the mes
snges the others were itnually bringing irum
the Land G! Dreams; huw they filed her mind
with images # purity aud love, how they couu-
sced her to be good, aud kind to the poor anl
above ull to love devotcdly, ii ever she saw
him, one klrl !, ,nlnichter. Karl tec,ed in
the Divinity ci Deans
1t is said that Karl sat very late at lis table
that night writing his theme, and that person
WHOM don't lk, go mention, stood looking
over HI, shoulder, and with the point Of his tan
dipped in the iua, dotted the is, made the pc
RODS dashes and exclamation poiot,, and that
tie subject Of the essay was the 'DNiuity u
Dreams. However III, may be, it is certain
that when n" broad suu looked into his window
neNt morning, So calm after the storm, kar
found such an essay upon his table; aud more
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