The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-04-09

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I've srs already higher than ths ,ssss."
F'orsnrs linked ovss the ear, ard III
novelty " The sight dissiyatsA h~r rvmain
Ing team. he while of u. Csh."s Ga,
de-" lay .p..ad below them. and looked III
"~s Of those models exhibited in the mill
tsrv "'usssms Immediately Ltlow In
hslloo" lay the ssplscsds. crowded ~i,I
pe"tas. the mssm"s Of whose vAces jse
'eaehsd The travellers. The ais heeomin,
lighter every mimste, aud ladea with psf
tune. was exciting and of delicious !rs.h
nsss. Florence TUNED inward her brother
her face besmine win smik,a.
How grand an beautiful 10 every thina
around os!" she -aelsin,+d. "I'rll me
Michael. d. you not feel = pleasant Kind o.
intoaiea''o". and arr sea nos hsplAer here
the" y"u were jwst aows"
"iss." said Ritter. " the physical sensa.
tioa Influences the mind; and Il ssems ia
me that | rise sb"vs the injuries Of man
as d" ah"te his dwellings But VIA. IL
the mas,s,s What do~s tbs. crowd on the
ssplsrsds mean :"
They srs waiting for the ere works. y
said the stranger.
"lc'. and there 60 the A,st rockets !"
exclaimed Florence.
why do they 60 on ore amer the other
soi"
40. look the wood work which aup.
ported the principal ~o,ks 10 falling to
pieces"
The spectacle has fsiledl"
"i-s; aud lis,en-do you hear those
~,i..t"
"Ctsrioua heavens" SAID Michael
" The. are dssto, Ing the fences around
'a~ flower beds"
" II il n students row." said the stran
get; "''ry NJ. 'ev-nuing themselves upon
th- garden for disappointment"
How glad am that we are out Of the
wa, Of Ill the ,unnul, std.d Florence.
Ih-n you sre not frightened now ="
a.k.d Ritter.
=" Not in the least"
Then we will Z" stiil higher"
lie made the necessary s,gnAl the bal
loo" continued l." rise higher Tor several
"i"u,r., aud then became stationary.
The thrrs travellers uttered n the ssme
moment All exclamation Of admiration.
it~l"w them lay on al sides. ~ far - the
eye could reach. beautiful valleys, winding
streams. forest. hill. and plain, cultivated
fields and villages. their y" i'"n. aud forns
varying every minute. The Black Forest
ior",rd the Wu'trmburg frontier. while the
Rhine s'n the French surrounded the pie.
iurs with = ws.y ii"~ "f silver; and he
,ond lay the s~rp~ntins N~ckar. winding
1T into the distance. chrqu~red With bright
ylauciny sails.
"Iarpv country :" said the stranger.
~ II To h'mself. " ~hers G"d gives To man
lie fertile field, ,h' "svisALl. river. and
wo"d.d mountain."
Micbx.i .,gh~d. Happy. a''ove vi.
rnu,d "a. M liz un,rouhi~d with law suits
aud l,hellous reports" msttsrsd he, i. .
low vince.
The unknown turned toward him. "Ah
NJ QUE kno~s that better than mys.lf. ~
SAID 10
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