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1900 - r- eternal friend. Madame Clc'id,
de- Vnux who died uDdcr my eyes hpri . Io'o 10
the beginning Of her te. SECOND Sa com
Soli"wl bis cherished pupil" his "wortly col
taking the place "a, once, Of sister spouse
sucbtcrF She shall live in history, like Dautes
Be- atrice, type Of the purest ana sweees, Woman
hood shedding III angchc ihnu'We upon '"e '"'"''
neth If masculine LABOR
P'As nearly AZ we make out Madame Ciodc was
vonng woman separated from her husband by the
'sciy, death" Of some ofieuse which condemned him
10 public penalty Left TO the freedom which Paris
ofYars To blooming widowhood, but prevented by the
law from forming new connection, she falls under the
complete infuence-"a holy intimacy, at once pater-
nal and frnternal ON stoicai reciusc wnhh con-
tnued spite of the resistance Of her family, 70. about
n wear previous to her death. Apparently, in close
ness and tenderness, the union was about equivae
10 betrothal. which from some hints might in due
season have been crowned by solemn legal adop-
tion," whether as wife or daughter With the terms
in which ii is spoken of before us and with NJ Comics
constant professions Of singuary ascec and ausere
morality the relation of father to grown up and In
telligent chld-of Cicero to Hortensis-perhaps eN.
presses it still more nearly The tender and saddened
remembrance Of this affection seems to have reused
and nsensibly blended with the sweeter memories of
childhood, as to affect the Whole type and tone OF
his medtatons. His flal tenderness, the early les
sons of worship, saints, angels and the sweet human
images that cluster about the thought Of Catholic de-
votion seem all to have had part along with this, in
efecting that "mora regeneration essential to his
M
through forty years of solitude and loss suddenly as
sers It's imperous sway. Left solitary again. he finds
the current Of his being changed. The heart has re-
sumed the rightfnl mastery of intellect. And what
seemed the most sterile and negative of creeds bios
sons into ritual which strives to reproduce all that
in the Roman Church has won the devoted and pas
sonate fondness of its worshipers
The remaining articles of most general interest are
on "Public Amusements,' "The bred Scott Case
and james Martneau," and an excellent review Of
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THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
The opening article of this number is review Of
the "Iife and Works Of John Adams in which
the editor, Mr. Charles Francis Adams, is COM
mended for his recude Of purpose his unweared re-
search and his excellent historical style. This s fol-
lowed by an article Professor Diapers "Physi-
oloey" treating the mechanism of vital actions in the
light afforded by the discoveries of modern science
"The Geography of Palestine" is the subject of a
learned essay condensing the results of DIR. RobinsOns
extensive researches with discriminating STRIFE
lures on his conclusions. The articles on Sacred
Latin Poetry and on "Greek Proverbs exhibit
much curious learning in different departments of in
vestigation. "Trees and their Uses presents popu-
lar view of an agreeable subject Ravens "Arche-
ology of the United States contains variety of anti
quarian lore. "The Imagination in Mathematics is
an ingenious and profound disqusition the mental
faculties employed by the vOtary of mathesis Dr.
Turnbulls "Life Pictures is favorably commented
on and the number closes with several brief notices.
in which the kindly tolerance of the editor sometimes
more conspicuous than his critical discrimination.
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