The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11
SUMNER LIFE.

" "'"'"' IL Pcopc "Oulu ever learn not Il
90 o"t OF their way to enjoy it. And TO,
once they are not far wrong 1t micht \.
made in reality, what it to-, often is ONLY II
seeming, the Sabbath of the wear. 1t mia,.,
become the season Of our greatest improve.
ment and JOY. Summer air and Srmnc,
beauty act upon the mind as a gentle stin,u
liant, not TO severe and active IaborS. but TO
friendly social intercourse They loosen the
tongue like the wines of Cor,lova. and 50 sti,
up the organs of speech that the most re-
served becomes talkativc. and the silent man
eloquent. Every person feels their Influence
The sen'imentali>t prattIcs and !isps abou,
green leaves. and with the butterfly suck
sweetness fro:c. every flower The roet re-
members that "a thing of beauty is iov for
ever
"iiauAtlnc rs til il becomes a CHEERING lrht
h'""tr souls. and bound tn u> 80 fat.
iha'' whether th"r" s'c shine az Gloom o',rca>.
1t always must be with IL. or We, .iie:"
and hence does he try to reproduce in tune
'ni numbers the ''"lorieS infinite. the fairy
phanta>ics that lie in strange enchan.ment
round him." The man of earnest mood finds
sermons IN stones. and tonrncs in the run
mn" brooks" and 50 translates the sermons
ard directs the tongues that they ,rv:c that
there is good in CIV rythinc."
Thus. at this season of The wear Il ere i .,
natural inclination to tie laxative Il s.or.
to be an annually recurring season Of Pen.
tccost, when The spirit of Intercourse fills al
hearts, and the Gift Of srcakinc with tonru,s
Is communicated. Mind seeks mind in the
intercourse OF select sentiment. and c,,I
strives to give It's best TO the other. And
"'f''c" by The presence Of a svmpathiz;nc
TREND, ones best faculties are aron>.l ,,,
nc can say to that friend what he co,;I,! NOT
50 much as think of bv himself: Thi, l,.,c,s
lonGln" to cVnmunc and 70 commu,::c,.o
warm heart tor something outside OF vonr
SELL Our schemes of social pleasure ou,h,
o take advantage o: this and a,>jmiI,..;, c,r
hereby human nature would crow ioycli.r
ma 10y beng loNrlicr would tccomc stronger
)f all places in the world the country : Gt-
est AMI nob!c>t for such an intercourse !.
'faIn>, almost unimpairr.l. the di~tinctix.
ratures OF Elcn and in its ii,i,!S ard ,,,v..
he memories Of that first gard, n have o,r.
st fingered
Bat the sentiment of Summer in the folds
mon" the mountains. or lv the ,hor.
Tho r"'rive> its meaning IT, J;,ino ;J,,
IS pure and perfect glory as svmhoIizcJ :,
ne depths OF The sill forest or ,b. f,r,,]
ky: Not the army OF rlca>ur.->,,kcr. who
ROVE! our watering - ICES and mour,,;;, ~,
cas- Scarcely one Of The ihronr who ,;,;.
'">e places 70 maxi ti>,!a,> Of their cx.r,.
""'n"c, or 70 TO indulge in the qualification
me- an, sensual Passions, can 50 much
''a-'ne a source Of cniovmcnt that doe, NO..
'nfre IN eafin@. drinkin. or nrtin, 1r,o
'''i''''- l IL
,.''''''' '''' OIL >"'h l'""" is carnival
dissipation. that rNilau~,> health sacrifice.
'''"r'' ana 'ortUrrS al within its reach L.
mar'yr'"m OF mans hicho>t nature.
ifh"ut martyrs glory Il an;on,I,, ion
every true AMI honest .,.,.lir,. allow. ul,
ave i''''F'>h "r''t' -audv weeds. ilaun,inr
err scarlet tops in the ~co.ntll sru,liu.
Is a Death >-IIrad ind ~. mall &C.
''"'iiul woman. Is The the rim. rh,>.r,
NJ, IN the midst Of ,hc Wand, at t.,.,
II rlrlan,icl with tI,vcrv p,,.
ld dance To- Your OVID ,ic,th
W hat mockcrv j. ALI
The recreation t,,, va, ,.l1,,
nvcrtvl mo the labor fla. w..,r,
Wv ana ~ouI Th.. -;
:, y" -''''h with 1t, hi''"r- {
u J., >!'H' /" gathering !!
-, '"' f""lI' mo winter
''''' sven !" me- IN "avr'y tie
r.. '''' ',''''' ''' 'T">''r> 'vr
'''''''" 49, "' coarse apply mos apt u
"''l> " '"' f'>in'nA'ir wa -
'"2 PAGES. And Yet. when >l.all We Learn 7
% envy '"'>' who have The time and the
'" ''>'''''- >0'h scenes When SHAH
= ~ i '"''' III al such c>trrm" 9,yctv. II
=" VOCATION OF good taste III