Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-05-17
From thc I.oisrills tRy.l JOurnal.



Fsan The Louisville (Ky,) Journal.
a Charming Pr0duceR6ns
The following sketch, written BY distin.l
guished scholar Of this city merely 10 amuse
himself and young female friend, is one of
she most exquisite productions we have seen
for long time:
DREAMING TO ORDER
My friend Maggie gave me piece Of cake
left BY Jenny Lind, and promised her To-
dream over il As bed time approached said
10 myself, "now, as have some dreaming to
do, | must Try to get into dreamy state
For Maggie's sake, should like TO do the
job in the very best style" ! looked into the
tire, ant soon began 10 see anumbeT OF forms
anizSate and inanimate, playing fantaslicc
tricks in the fire. The boundary lines be-
tween the real world and the dream world
began TO warer, and two worlds seemed TO
run into each other beautiful haze spread
itself around me, and for a time could see
nothing else Thea my body itself 1eemeG
70 acquire kind Of hazy feeling. the particles
retaining their form, but becoming etherealiz-
ed A sense of hghtness and expansion per
vadeG my eEstem. raised my arm and it
did not not seem willing 10 fall Istarted to
walk. and found that acquired such a.. inn
petns by lopching one foot to the ground that
! could scarcely get the other down, / felt
myself becoming more and more ethereal
Ny soul seemed to expand from its seat in
she brain, spreading itself I'LL It filed every
pore IN my body ! hoated along with
out beng able to touch the ground | fell
uncomfortable, and wished for some one TO
steady me. was too light for the earth and
tS3 heavy for the air. Suddenly felt a
thrill Of ineHable pleasure in every part OF m
system. The power Of ofgravilation was over
come, and | shot away from the earth with
the speed Of lightning. could no longer
even see the planet had left. was IN an at
m5sphere Of glory being beyond all human
immagination; but the most gor geous colors
were SO blended and harmonized that there
was nothing glaring. | breathed the splendor
and ii seemed appropriate food for my ether
cal nature. There was an exquisite sense Of
harmony through my system. There was nc !
msrely visible but an rutli5te adaptior o
one part % another The arm seemed to be
- muslelal accompaniment e the boy; and
even che fingers and different ralts Of The
tngers were audibly harmonious 6ith each
other Indeed. when ! saw or heard it,
a0on discoFcred that Ihe glory around me was
the harmony Of the spheres, The colors were
the sounds shat the heavenly bodies
make IN their moti9ns. as each of them like
"A angel wings. still choiring tn the young
eye chrubim.s : They literally sing to my eye, y
as we'll as to my ear.
i = lmpossl Die g describe IN the language
nf moFials the extaar delight OF my whole
being as perceived the harmonyoflhe sphere
with tgo senses u the sanle time, and those
uenseR in soheavenly degree OF refinement
saw with my ear and heard with my eye,
and each lent 20 each double charm.p The
pleasure was not merely doubled BY being de-
rived from two senes at the same time, but
rendered thcusandfold more intense by the
harmony between the two senses A heaven
u i0ne would seem to be mingled together
the most enchanting glow. Thenthe harmony
between the two manifestations OF the same
thing added intensely 70 the emotion.
MoFtals may make some approximation to
conception Of my idea by imagining the rose
20 sing oue its colors, and the nightengale's
notes TO form a rainbow Of song around IT,
But this IS not an The rainbow must be
beard as well as seen, and the song of rose
iuusa be seen as well as beard.-Nor
even is this ALL The exquisite harmony
between the visible and audible manifestations