The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-06
HOUR with eho,e we Love.

Sweet are the hours spent with those We love
they are theho1e1 drops which fan into the cop Of
our lives me from o. Heaven leave From childhood
and the thrill we had when young brSes through u.s.
despite the frosts and SHOWS that surround in
Iemotest after time even IN the day whensaccuma
ated years and experience bow us 20 tse earth
rom whence we sprang. There are moments in all
our lives in which tho fates Of al Of us are born:
and how frequently does This occur duriug the
hours we have with those we loved 10 our spring
fime A word, look, a. one, a thought gar
nished with the flowers OF poesy, or a iancy
bright az q ray of sunshine from the eastern sky
breaks through he tangled web of our ideas, and up
bubbles clear spring, which, forming for ieelf
channel, carries ne alo-g with IT, aud gives motive
power TO every one Of our future actions. The i'm
mortality within tlen shakes its plumes and, like
an eagle, soars into the empyrean Of which &c shall
be the future lord. The transition from the Roy TO
the MAN, after This glow and enthusiasm. rapidly
goes on, aud ere the mantle Of youth has been cast
aside new wants and wishes create new friends and
new ties, aud ere long pilgrim Is found az the
shrine OF human blifs--love The reign Of court.
Nrt svset rigcc1rre void wtE q .&sr EAR.
lie Der feet, As1 on her si,per s-esr
rhat nsro were kalf % sszit.sss ksif 40 flr.
Hope, fed by fond desire, enthras his senses, and
the sweetest hours OF his varied life are spent in he
society Of the gentle girl ne clasps in his pure warm
embrace. TO whom be gives the kiss which makes
the blood bubble 20 the temples from every vein aud
artery OF the body. The first love hours Of verify
are joyous ones; tor II there is pleasure in This
wide world greater than another, IL " that OF hav
ing lovely head nesting in your bosom, While you
look down upon the face turned up 70 yoars, aud
smile a. only fond lovers can. In such moments
man feels himself 70 be superior TO his ordinary every
day tone Of life, and unreserveoly commits himself
TO the most generous impuses. IFS sef=hne-s be-
comes active for good and the pottery Of his nature
withdrawing him from his sensual tendencies ren-
ders him susceptible 10 the hnesL and loftiest Of
human emotions, and with his manly avowa o. pre-
ference come those touches Of sweet harmcny,'
which lend sweetness and dignity 10 young hopes,
and keep them unstained until the bridal hour cores
in al its bewilderng intensity. Their
" A-Yoes srs .Etsssic ed,
Auc every .ss- Geeee 20 "a soo7 a. srse
HIS h31se sne ernrs-.ssre 20 Sesisns
sn;3De v.snn, When al viiteu. al,
Ag-ardar sagsl Der Is ne 2rcs,iug,
D19bl5g hs 7'ssa-ss, s,d sv .~ss avitixf
Nrbng Inn hack sbe, mlasi.sG o as ~ as,
Trcr var vori Ne owe, alas ,,ug,
z hre.ide happiness ard hours Of ease,
5ess VIII ia; csksra, fs cora a,y 80 tiesse
Twas the dsshng of such hopes and weet santci-
pated joys az these which 20 hlled with agony the
heart Of the hero Of Emerson Bennstts great Indian
story, when bis sweetheart was carried OF by TIE
savages. This story appears in the New York
Ledger and is one Of he most thrilling tales ever
written.