The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1852-11-25
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Ar, Hack Al besrt. else are mare Iuc,v ssss.
Who ITO b. hated need but 10 be seen
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R,,i,;oc must If oil e,l no ,,osso..oJ
vo,, t,i. T.. VASTLY odd brt .tir ii. ,rue
And comes not from good sense or erudition;
AMI If ~. s,D bav, tbonobt tina ,yboIs world tbr,
That ,,o are all in danger Of perdition-
Tint Danger j. in iud,ipo what men do
Then thinking we shall merit condition
As rood as that Of anv sinful mortal
When we have entered the etornsI MORTAL
For reasons known unto himself tho best
Although twas whispered he had deepIv scbemed
With an e,pociaI and pnwontcd zsst
To con.,unmate that which Ninorva droa,,od
Would make borsolt above all otbers bIest-
Which was in briof the sum Of ALL tboir Manning
That she might we'd the bonorod Golan Branning
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Iis.nnacbiro !, which tho ,orts ara ri,,b,.,
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I've said already that she WAS a Lk,va
Her ink stained fingers with triumph sported.
old and modern authors made review
Declared the ones ON whom she yreotIv doted
And those she thouoht outo porvcnu-
Not dreaming of her quests own natal orsrtcr
That he was not n pem Of nuro.t woter
Sbc nevt onroupcod ,b.t aha shorId ,vr;,o L,,L
dear, enchanting novel it should bo;
Then gave our hero an admriug look,
Which read, " Now you can keep from loving mo :"
pity twas tho charming " Clovornook"
Could not have owed to her maternity
That she might have been loved with such pom,
As we'll as Stoddards Lady Imogon.
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Botimc, he spoke to her, but in a tone
So soft and low, and deeply moving
/ Vncons'iousIy she was no longer lone
1t seemed to h'r an old TREND she was loving
And that his interest was oil her own:
! But TINS we know was only surely proving
/ That she had lost her heart, and he had found it;
God grant the angels to keep guard around it.
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Of business demanded him affair
Minerva trusted IN hcr new distress,
That no would ask nor hand OF her papa;
Verona sighed was her happiness
Her brightest hope her life new risen star,
And on in secret did she lay her signs
! Upon the altar of the sacrifice.
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While each new conquest i. their greatest prIo
whoocr Of sucb i,poblc t,ieino bcard,o
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But STAY, said he a, then the servant oamo
With evening mail II am nv no moan. suro
How much the yortloman deserve, our h,,m..
All, horo, no,o which hoors hi, sioroinro
Now liz, NV daughter ,hiIo I road rho .amo
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R.toemej bon.c nv romo,o Ino.,;,v
| thank YOU for your hospitaIitv.
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So My deep Acknowledgements | would express