The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-07-26

10 discover whether she was beautiful
as rosebud, or ugly as camel.
Hc found that her customary costmc
was ofpalc bluo and whitc, and that
she was given to wearing coqucttish lit.
Ito head dresses of faint blue,
Evidently the girl was II blonde
lie found CATERS Of delicate colors,
exquisite shape and wondcriulsmallncss
gloves Of corresponding dclicacy and
si2c; tasteful morning robes, and sac.
qucs, and things such rs nico girls ar.
ray themselves in whom at homo and
alone,
He feastcd upon the atmosphere oI
the place, so pure, so refined, and
so suggestive Of beauty and cutva.
ton,
What will you say, o, mattor.of.tact
reader, when tell you that my friend
Jack Crawford, fell desperately in love
wish girl he had never seen--ofwhom
he knew nothing almost,
Yet he did
Quite naturally, the erection Of the
cornicc progressed but slowly The
master-carpcntor wondered q, it T.; but
Jack assured him, every morning, that
it would only take day or two lon
ger,
One day he found an essay on music,
written in the same fine feminine hand
which he had soolten seen and admired
on the margins Of books, and on other
manuscripts in the chamber, This cs.
say, unfinished, and lying exposed on
the portfolio, could not be private; so
Jack, grown importincnt to the last de.
gree, laid down the saw chat he had un-
consciously brought with him, and ta-
i;jnga scat in the cushioned arm chair,
peruscd the writin4 carefully,
1t was we'll expressed and loncful ;
but the fair writer had made slight cr-
ror in philosophy, 1t would be duh for
me to explain here the mistake which
Jack detected at once. Suffice it, thai
the young lady had confused the law,
which govern melody and harmony
and Jack wished dovoutIy for an oppor-
tunit,r tn cot hnr uirht
Just at this juncturc the door opened,
and his dccSSc WcORHUC entered
Figure to yourself a young girl, say
Of nineteen or twenty, whose every line
and concur bespoke grace and health;
whose peach-tintod cheeks, bright blue
eyes, and lips like the inner fold Of some
tropic she'll, told Of vivacty, freshness,
aud purity of spirit, Her hair was OF
that peculiar rare shade Of brown, best
described, perhaps, rs wood-coor-a
mingling OF aShy and golden tints--and
fell in tangled masses, half ringIets and
halrlisordcr, ON each side Of neck as
white as the creamy petals Of the mag.
nolia.
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at home. She only opened her large
violet eyes, hcsitatcd Il moment, anC
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