The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1856-11-06
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Carlo Of Gamhvsage.


Carlo Of Cam mbvsasc.
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could coadsmn u y Improbable nction'
TwsLsTa NIeHr.
While residing in Europe. became Hcquaint
cd with young American. whom learned u
love like brother. From the irst knew
that something weighed heavily upon his mind
he WAS always sad. We wandered, (how Of
ten y along the sylvan banks Of the Danube
and seated in some lonely spot, he would again
and again unburder to mt his troubled and
weeping soul. Eugene was young, amiable
and brilliant
When beginning professional life, he had &C
cidentaly become acquainted with youpg Ia
Jy who appreciated his good qualities, and soon
loved him dearly. They became engngcd.--
But said ruy friend, 4 married her without
loving her. She was beautiful. knew that
she WAS good-was all that heart cauld desire;
but married her only for the deep and earnest
affection she bore 10 me. We were happy; her
goodness, her kindness. her innumerable graces
soon won my heart, and iusensibly ! came to
love her with iervor and devotion that time
nor place can ever change.
Oh /! how my affections twined around that
angelic being, who was too sweet, too good
for this world, living as she did for me alone
She died. On her death-bed | promised her
that would never marry again, but would
weep for ber on earth und meet her in Hea.
ven.'
A broken-hearted man, he gave up his pro.
k.s.iou. travelled abroad, and thus did I come
to know him. and honor his generous heart.
On one occasion we ascendesi together loi-
~ mountain, near Vienna, in order TO dine in
the room where Mozart cought his fines, in.
spirstiOns, and enjoy prospect second to none
in the world. II WAS the loveliest day that CIV.
er smIed upon the Cetean Alps and the broad
Danubian plain Far beneath our feet rolled
the rushing waters Of the Father Of European
rivers We looked down upon vistas ofhills
blushing with mellow graps, and 6eIds Of wa
wing corn. Before US were walled cities, and
battle- fields, and green islands, smiling up from,
the broad Dsnubius. and oil the works Of man.
To the west ward lowered the snowy Alps,--
with the Heecy mantles hung around them by
the clouds. the smiling daughters of old Ocean
wineing their way on the soft wings OF the
winds.
And far beyond the gorgeous Alps and the
blue ocean fioated away my thoughts 10 my
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Lie nirro-. Ia tn. western .Iy'
Tbe,e reclining among the ruins ON the sum.
mil of X oIenbere did Eugene rcpea, 10 mc the
storv NJ h;s love and sorrows. felt for him.
/ ccoh have went with him. for do not envy
the man Who csnno, feel another. voes who
b.. M tear, IN sb,,l over bnried affections -
Noble Eoyen, Fl rxc,aims,, The yery angel.
in Hr.vrn mn.t have smiled When ,hon with.
out loving d;d,, give nm ali 70, the love OF an
angelic roman
And vhv do vo svmpaih;,. with me = IT,
orirs,i Enysne
Shall 7 ,ell Won
Listen ther n.t;co,lv tc- IL !. Tho s,orv OF
Ee.
A Won veil know En0ene | pra,Ina,ed in
netlicinc at Harvard. Nv r.sidenc. was in
Ros,oo Al the .ame tim. there lived in
Csmhr;a,r AN ,,iJ coleo-.ma,e of min. who
wa. connected with the Iaw.School. Within
. va.k .f,c. r.c,;y;cc hia bachelor, ,legrs
Jo,srh haJ married o,e.os tho swecte., rirl,
in Coooecticut. I Almost envied the happy
c;,rums,.nc,-. ur,y which nv friend alleyia,ed
~. -, ,.I x,;,h a., winch cc,ug,l hiss N,
Jo.s,h - p;n.ldo alike IN l.br and ia
Iov. or., ~o,, ov.r N CambriI,,e IA
,c.,,, an .yenr, With ,hen !, was 40 p,ea.
an, IN ,,k over o,d college ,,nex And ,her
nv long Walk. homewsrd, over Cambridg,
hr,dyr Bef,re me Iav t.o.top axle,.p In ,he
c,,y-m.,scinx arms ~ her noble tay. Tier,
ve,, dim yixtss q, .bipr. and towns and dis.
,ant dramy lspd.csrs. From the peiebt.or
mo hattie 6eld rosr : granite obcli.k. ciea wins
,he ..,ll air With IL, .bsrp ouslin.-. and s,m
,ns to lo.e i,~f among the myriad mn oil
uiSh,. There it stood. like some Old Ni,otic
monumxn, gray with cea,uries--a to~erin,