Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1859-04-16
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0Iny .Heauca neglMm no hAA f0yAEpsfts,
and I'm MI cfrcles: aifk IN: honors<=
Yet vain for him On NAH SAJ, aoc>ns ewset:
E4t wesadsd 4? 7sry md henpsefed hearts > :
Nc 9ses' Ard assghs Though b; aleh The pishss
I'll. ~ u, ess sasahsT 's s
An s.@ssh s e +. s!Ps & @
[TWho might have ,soothea him with, her, gentle
tt5 arts'sd SC s4tzissG All 2e satI a1 %
f. There her jsss certains PITY lingering about
thess9 sersss. ~ hich swould give a cynical
|Fmindthe netien thatsa w6iniat, had written
Them b;Ait,is only that o AL tof feminine
fe.ea.ng With which alb spoets2 except those
|of theo'osyep War 81 II Among
The Miscellaneous Poems at'theq ends Of the
volume thsrs isdees llsd me- 77fiaa, very
|flill of This, affecting even than
That ttAVans assyyitteu upon the same sttibl.;
1.-the Assth of Aocatild :by DR. Moir: 10 Il
|isiinlssli poet ct lhs ~ofliNis
passed, nsa,hs phososraphistoofo Humanity
taking nhis s1aal post 90 ihs summit q
THAT. hill ito borrow metaphor from our
author Sa,s ssn Hihlt side Ysllh IS
|climbing,and whoseishadow;y side Ageissdsss
|cendiasothat We are mainly concerned Nth
ffMr:H Hedderwiek: o lie describes no passions,
no aspirations, NJ, despaiERs Ills themes ate
such as these. Asyoung man'who has songh:
|aswar1ner cline 10, cure him Of, an incur .ble
consumption, and who writesa home. tie
t.hopetat Letters, eeaach, qas hore conf:
dent than ihs last---:d until one GENES in thu
hapdxx;ing q Stranger. and tells the eng,
which every one, buss the victim himself.
knew beforehand must needs be. Again, =
painter, VIII 4 starting family, cortrayine
very brilliantly on canvas a i1reaw,eff So;
disc, the only sunshine in his poor. bare
COON; the adverse criticism written by The
|unthipking scribe, which damns it; and all
the misery Of insufficient talent and : mis-
taken profession 60 Il L. 5ae -dG'a:asN =
+ Things like these, common, enough, TOO
common, the poet'treats of-a,l more Srtless
familiar id reality with those WHO hare gone
any distance upon Lies populops rsadr
bn: enriched ibsthe telksgs with. certain
patientpathos md not ~ philosophy,
The last poem, upon Mstlaks Ago ITSELF Is As
complete, and Apr ptiate As can
wc1lbe: T'1seo h!as ri ,a.ii x s,oti 10 ytf-. Iii
i.noiuh'as ria- 10 s9is-as SIT sgila gSgh NINA
F air time Of calm Yeselve--of snber thought q !
Quiet-halfsway hoatelrylof life's long r0sd., Isl
In wAiclato rest aud re- adjust our load l. 49,,
hientabbe: land, TO wlich We have been, brought
By stnmptng steps ofill directed toll b., ssgs-
Season when not to achievais to despair'!, - f.
Last Hold forIuaof aasi,tt fruitful soil a.
|thty spring tide our freighted aims to bear "a
Onward 70 all our yearning dreams have sought!
How at Unchanged! Osea.ytaour youthful eyes
Thin 81 wiring locks andskought's imprinted
bs:s sgYS Ess ~ sHss xp
Only aAvoie6 fiat-tippl.ng to its shore,ssffsg n
And q weak totterinS Ntepxs marks Of cid
None are 20 ta1 but sons are on before: 1ers;i
Tins srll At ista nee il the goal behold ~
And to improve tbeswsy ID truly wise.'y n; g.s
~ :ttH o. .is7ss.issS 1.,ff.,-:4-
Farewell, ysb lomomed hedges and 1.-THE, deep
= hick green ofSummer on the matted boUgh !.
The languid Autumn mellows round usn0W: a
yet fancy may its xernal besilties keep. :; {,
Like holly leaves for December WREATH, ,sy,
fo'tskS Insight Of life with trUstipg hands,
PA = ID star with heavenly hopes the night
Ei Is all that poor. hums nity demands 70 dsa~aT
10 lull its n,eaner faarsin easy sleep. ..tsguoT
We. believe that some lines in those three
last quoted verses wouldsnot havs. ,disgaced1
the name Of any poet Of this century sS : ,s,,A
S1 rrT,-,--, . ,ll1,-E La.