The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1853-04-26
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must help thee. Knov, that with
thy firesteel thou hast struck off
all Switzerland, SavoT and the fin
est part Of Sicily: and have entirely
ruined and turned upide down o
whole tract of moro than one thou
sand square miles of Africa, from
the Mediterranean Sea- even to the
Cape Of Good Hope. And yonder
on that CLASSY disk -ab! they just
now fell down! lie the C9rdileras; and
that which sprung in tfyeyo while
thou vast cutting glass was Chin
borazo." g.
I understood and kept silence. But
nine-tenths of the remainder Of
my life would I have given, if l could
again have obtained the earth I had
chemically destroyed. But to beg for
another in the presence Of such a
ountenance-that I could not do.
The wiser and kinder the donor, so
much the more difficult is it for
poor man of feeling to solicit q
second time favor, especially when
he is conscious that he has not
made the best possible use of the
first. But, thought I, this fatherly
transfgurcd being may pardon q
new request. "Oh! great Immort-
al" cried I, "whoever thou art, I
know canst do it: magnify for me
mustard seed like unto the whole
earth, that may explore its noun
tains and quarrics even to the dcvel-
opmcnt of the germ, and thus dis.
cover the secret of its revolutions. :"
''To what will that serve thee ?'
was the reply. "Thy planet is only
little grain in the u'sigerse:-ana-
lyzc it but know that until ( thy
Transformation (umwandlung0at thou
eonest not on the .othef siae of The,
itiief :
On this nor any other little grain in
the creation. Here, take this bag ::
analyze what is in it., and tell me
what thou fndest." In groaning
away he added, in a jesting manner:
understand me we'll, my analyze
it-chemicaly." Hob glad was 1
that I had again something to ana
lyzc. Now then, thou ,ht I, let US
take more care; it may glitter and
if it glitters, then certainly it is the
sun, or else fixed star.
As I opened the bag, I discover
ed. contrary to my expectation, a
book, not in a dazzling, but in plain,
simple binding. The language and
type were unlike those known, and
although the draughts of many lines
seen hastily, seemed Ineligible, yet
in examining them more closely, they
only became the more entangled. =
All that l was able dccipher was
the title page "This analyzc, my
son, chemica7ly, and tell me what
thou discovcrcst.'
must confess, 7 felt puzzled in
my vast laboratory. How was to
examine the vast contents of book
chemically The contents of book
are forsooth its meaning and a
chemical analysis would here be the
analysis of rags and the work of
printers.
While reflected thus, ray of
light flashed upon me, and l blushed
irresistibly. ooh I" cried |, louder
and louder, Il understand, | under
stand Immortal being forgive
oh, forgive me ! [ comprehend
thy kind reproach. Thanks to tho
Eternal, that | can comprehend him.
l now bccamcs indcscribably agita.
ted and then awoke.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lIuMAH Naturalization wild
spark attempts to steal kiss from a
Nantucket girl, she says, come sheer
oil, or II split your mainsail with a
typhon
The Boston girls hold still until
they are kissed, when they flare up all
at once, and say, i think you ough, to
bo ashamed
When a young chap steals kiss
from an Albany girl, she says, 4 rec
on its my turn now, and gives him n
box on the car that he don't forget in
a month.
When clever fellow steals n kiss