New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-17

Nov. her te iro n yousr We sslng oar Inns -
ih- an suf gve = gtre ras ,o~Vd the desired -po'
I'D Psf - -oUh sibd d-T'-r"a-iy l"s-- !; in The
hrsn' 90 ~ fTe ifu plainly fee I. irize. an rair!
tV't nd s'r ." that 1" gBil- pull oossns " y"G drs~
lrt Cd aIc p- dorm yoa give IL ri-- Z ni BE
f1s".s W" 80 Al IN tbs -Ay AMI Solicit u IN hat sAy
n v.io lttI yCE stop and LINK on-u;. a. - "a ,
trout A. ft.D y"ur iDe ws- rh--- snl ihiag 50
,'1siious "oad Be irony 70 g, angry In fAHyoa
feel very much lac H. Tne very thirg. y0u wanted 10
cacb tie RrAsshoIp-r and the trout You could Ri, bat
tree ihs, ou did 10; you caught fast the irst
how. You i-AT that tee tToai al b. scared lo1 ca
0u,iy Draw rish and peep down Yes there "a " are
""tTg you l.ug h6g .ar- front ever uZ1ed
Itey understand ;ae zh0ie ih:ls. Nh Wy decisive
Jrt t"u -nsp Your r- r-g.ia ne remnant ~ IT, and 80
down 70 pair u 10 put &ao'h,r book catch aao-her
gr-'.hopp-r, Ard move IN Own rezm 10 ci'sh iroa
HesIi The sun ah.b.k behind the moI1tsns, for
JOG ust p; the foo: o Ia eastern I'd Of Mouni ash
Dg' D"i Of ib@ Vote hoUItins bar ia Mass ehuseits
nd ConLtcficuf Already is crOa1 SHADE o-gins ~ fall
d. upon he plan Tie eide q tn mountA solemn
AID sad lis ridge salos sharp agAns, arsbr gh. horn
Here ans there tree la. ESCAPED the Al II
the clarc"~itrs. aud shasgly marks The Ky Here
suo there through the heavens are tl1vly sailing
co.iiseht. # map ihc. nj fleece noGnt.os-APs
sDc AIces o. vspor Ihy toe bav- their D. sd snadOFs
One You ca-t up' .oDd-r b "a % the east While
the base is rscsn: with he An tner c uS sha1or
moving Nth stately grandeur along the valley OF the
III usz;OTic and rise 10 little erninence you may
The brilliant lsnscape grOs ing dull 10 rs sudden obscl
ration ia forward te, and growing suddenly bright
upon ts trace How na-stay that n sdo~ travels
up those steep sDd pfe0pio1s m"un'an sides nov Z"
swOops down the gorge and valley hoE It moves along
The plain.
BIZ; now the mountain shadow Is creeping down into the
uesdov II has the roAd where your horse stands
bite he'd 10 the p,liIg Of deserted e house lou for
get your errar g. You select dry tufy knoll aud lying
dovs yen gaze up into the shy. Oh those depths Some
Ting within you reaches out snd yesrns you have
vague Of nniy-Of vsstness-Ofthe tlene,s Of hu
HE and the sweetness and grandeur OF divine lie and
Of eternity. lOu people thst vast eher You stretch away
through and fnd that celestial CITY beyond and therein
du eli oh how many that yours Tears unoidden
You begin 10 long for release You pray Was there ever
better closet Under the shadow of the mountsn the
iu Of cloudy cohorts Of armies of hors-nen and
Chariot " Oosened from the narrow Of
bun sn HE snd touched with full sense Of immortality
and the liberty of a spiritual state "A hour goes past.
How full las Il been Of feelings struggling to be thoughts,
sEd Of . oughts dehquescrg into feeling TEhght IS com
ing You have miles TO ride hons Not trout IN your
baskt Never mind you have fshed in the heavens, and
tax great store OF prey Let them laugh at your empty
tssket Take their rsery good us,ureoy you have cer'
tsinly hsc good luck
But have not yet gone TO the brook for which We
That must be for smother tramp. Perhaps ones
experience Of fancy tackle and of hy.hshing might not
be without some profit in moral analogies perhaps
mountsin and good luck in real trout may afford
essy side thoughts not altogether Improbable for
vacation. AT any it will make plain that
oiten the beet part Of trout fishing is not the fishing