Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
1,As arssue sr Nasare.

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 Any eav may hear the wind. It is . great leveller; nay, rather 1t b great elevator. The wind that ,ushes through ;he organ of Sl. Georges Chapel. a, Windsor. has drst passed through the barrel organ of some poor Italian boy the voice of Alboni. and that of stree, !, singer. have but one common capital to draw upon-the catholic atmosphere, the ! unsectarian air. the failure of which would be the utter extinction D! Handel, Haydn, 1 and all the rest. The air or atmosphere the compound of nitrogen and oxygen, to which we are all so deeply indebted i; sometimes play the musician, of itself, and calls upon Handel, Haydn, Moza,t. Bethooven. and Mendelshon, upon the ocean and the forest and they, like in. vincible, but not inaudible performers make glorious music. Sometimes the shrouds of . ship as she rolls upon ihe tempestuous deep. raise wild and pie,c. Ing sopranos to the sometimes the tees and branches of forest of gigan> tic pines become mighty hap. strings, winch. smiiten by the rushing iempesis. 1 send forth grand and ircessaul harmo. 1 nics--now anthems. and anon dhgca. .-- Sometimes the waves of the ocean res spond. ike While.robed choristers 10 the thunder bass of the eky. and so make Creation's grand oratorio, in which the heavens are telling. and the earth is praising the glory of God. Sometimes the deep calls upon the deep, the Medi- ierranean to tie German sea. and both to tue Atlantic ocean and these. the Mo. sss and the Miriam of tho earth. awaken rich antiphones. and from side to side, in Natures grand cathedral. p,aising and adosing their Creator and Builder. Were men silent, God would not want praise. The asASy's Csn,pla.as.
 Now, suppose you think because you never see me do any thing but feed and sleep. that have a very nice time of it. Let mo tell you that you are mistaken, and that ! am tormented half 10 death, though never say anything about it How should you like every morning tt have your nose washed up instead o down? Hcw should you like io be se near the fire that your eyes were hall scorchcd out of your head, while the muse was reading novel7 flow should you like tO have great fly light cn you nose. and not know how to take aim al 1 him. with your little. fat. useless fingers! 1 How should you like to Dc le:t alone in the room 10 lake nap. md have a great pussy jump into your ciadle. and si. starr ing at you wah he, great green eyes. till you were all in . t,embls? How should you like to reach out youl haud for the pretty candle and find it was away across the leom. instead of close by Z? How should you Ike to tire yourself out crawl. iap away across tho carpet. up Co prei- " button or pin. and have it snalchcd away as soon 10 you begin 10 enjoy t {? tell you 1t is enough 10 rain any baby . temper. How should yoa liks to have your mamma stay q parry tili yo1 wsae ss hungry e Iillle cub. and be lsis la | e0S tDSsDy 0A yOWs BWtDSo W0O etSstSsl you up and down anti every bore h your body ached ! How should you liks when your mamma dressed you up all pretty to take the nice fresh air, to spend the aflernooa with your muse in some smoky kitchen. while she gossips witb one of Fer cronies? liow should you Ike to submit io have your foss iickled by all the little children who insisted upon see. | ing babys iesl?' How should yoa like to have dreadful pain ander the spsoa. !! and haze everybody call you "a liiiIe eross thing shes yoa esaldn's speak to tell what was inc matter with you? How should you like 10 crawl lo sha top q the siaiss. Gnst Co look about . Iiille.l and pi'sh hrels over bead irom ,hs top o,hs bottom?
 0h, I san tell yca il is no jose to De 2 baby 1 sneh a thinking e we kesp up {; and if we ssy to nnd Out anything, we are sars Co ess sus brains eaocked cut n tl,e aIiempt. It b trying Co a sensible habv, Wl,0 Is h . harry 10 know evegy- tblae. sBd can't wals tO grow ID.
 Ianny Fsrn.