The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1852-06-26

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-. The following beautiful extract is from
familiar letter written by Mr. Webster
.la. :, VIRGINIA, few wears since, to a
,.al;, Eos,or The extract is one of the
.., inc, 1esrrio,ions the beauties of
t.. ,,or,,;po which we have ever read, and
T.. an ,d.r;,;onaI evidence Of the varied ac-
nli,bmen,s Of the great statcsman:-
5c'.lock NJ
RIcHNnNr, April 20, 1917.
Whether it be favor or an annoyance YOU
.,rrh;> letter to nv habits of early rising
From the hour marked at the top of the page
,ou viii naturally conclude that nv compan-
ION, are not now engaging nv attention. as
We have not calculated on being early tray
rAtrS tO-tIdN.
This city has pleasant seat" |, is high,
the James river runs below II, and when !
went out an hour ago, nothing was heart!
but the roar of the Falls. The AR Is tran
qull and lis temperature mild. 1t Is morn'nG.
-.rc. fresh and delightful. livery body
knows the morning IN It's metaphorlcal sense
applied 10 80 many Objects and on 50 many
'.ea>'ons. lhc health. strength ana beauty
u. early wears, leads us 70 call that period
''!, morning OF I:',, Ota lovely Young
woman we say She rs bright as the morning.
Bat the morning itself. few people. !nhab-
tan, OF ,itics, h""'' ar! '''"= "'"'''' ->----.--
all our GOOD people not one In a Thousand
secs the sun rise once a year. Inc! A"o"
nothing OF the morning lhe'r '''e'' o' II i
ina''t Is that part OF the ia! "''''n ''''l'> d,
long after aruP OF coffee ana a oee'S'e'N' u
aMccc OF toast Win them morning Is "o'
anew ISSUING OF hight ne" ours''"s 'oi III
"i The SUM- new waking up OF all 'h'' n'>
Ne. from temporary death TO hehol" agar
the works OF Hod the heavens ana the eaf'h
its only part OF the domestic day. belong
my to breakfast. to reading the newspapers
answering notes. sending the children 1t
school, and @Nlng orders for dinner. lN'
hrSt innt streak OF II@ht, the earliest P"P
Ting Of the east, whlcn the lark springs "
to greet. amt the deeper and d'epcr coiorih!
mo orange ana re'' I'LL at Ien9'h the 'g'of'
on' SUM- recent OF the G2y, Is seen-til'
th'y never 'iJ"', for thcy never see II.
"ca''Il0i descriptions OF the morning
t9HNa na'I languages, but they are stroh@e'
perhaps, IN those OF the East, where the su
soften an object OF worship.
h.r- D1'l" speaks OF taxing to himself IN
"IA9' Vi the morning lhIs IS high!v p
''''a. and ieautHuI. Ihe wings OF the mor'
M are the beams OF the rising sun. la,
o light are wings. 1t is thus SAID that tt
sun of righteousness shall arise with hea
.'9 IN his wings. \ ris'ng sun when Shd
>a';er HE and beaI@ and JOY throughout Il
inverse
Milton has tine descriptions OF mornin
'0' No' 50 many as shakespeare from VINO
Writings PAGES Of the most beautiful imager
all founded on the glory Of the mornln
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nj wears be has come to his appointed III
without the variation of mllionth part
+ second. Adam could lot tell how I
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