The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1861-06-11
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AND WHAT CAME OF IF.

But YOU arc rather skepiieal about that
san Salvador story A wise caure.--
Never decide I'D both sides have been
fairly presented He tla, jadgth q
matter before 81 hearclli 81 i, j. folly
and shame unto him aid ihe wise man.
Occasionally bis aitariudgcmcH, Is cqusl-
~ discycditablc. That isa thousand times
worse. Exit Clio. Enicg-well Gee
ogiaphia. Ny young friend, what eelc-
bratcd city has the honor Of concentrating
the laws, learning aud literature Of Mas
sachuseli., to vii, namely is capital Z
Boston, Sir
My dear, your Geography has evident
Ii been attended TO- You have learned
tic basis fact. You have discovered the
pivot on which the world turns. You
have dug down to the ante-diluyian, ante
pyrean granate,-- ihe primitive, INFUSED
stratum Of society The force 81 learning
can no farther 60. Armed with chat fact,
you may march iearle.sly forth 10 do bat
he with the world, the flesh, aud - the ~
allen - King Of Beasisl DO you think
you should Ike me ior teacher1
| can'ttcll Sir. did moi IKE you a.
anything awhile ago.
You like me better now You think
improve on acquaintance You detect
signs Of moral reformation I,
No, Sir, | don't like you now only
don't dislike you as much as ! did
Spoken like a Encouragement CIR, bet
ter siill Ike brave little Yankee girl,
as you are. | am an enthusiastic admir-
CT Of truth | foresee we shall get on
flmously. | was rather premature in
sounding the state Of your Affections It
must be confessed, but we shall be rare
friends by-and-by. On tic whole, you
are not particularly fond Of books 4
Ike some books well enough, hut
not siudying-books,' said. Ivy, with a sigh,
and ! don't see any good in them. Fit
wasn't for mamma, ! never would open
one, neyer would just rs soon be a
Ounce as not / don't sec anything very
horrid in IT,
An opinion which obtains with won
denuly large proportion Of our popula-
ton, aud i applied ID practice with sur
prising success There Is distinction
however, my dear young lady, which you
must Immediately learn to make, The
Ounce subjective is very offensive ami
mai, conteuted, happy, aud harmless; and
as YOU justly remark, inspires no horror
but rather an amiable and gauial self
complaccncy. The Ounce objective, on
the contrary, Is of an entirely different
species. lie is bore Of the FIRST magni--
Jude, poisoned arrow, that not only
pierces. but inAames - dull knife, that
not only cuts, but tears, - a cowardly lit
tie eur that snaps occasionally, but snarls
increasingly; whom which, and that, il
becomes tic duty Of all good citizens to
sweep from the face Of the earth
What is the difference between them
How shall we know which Is Which
The Ounce subjective is the Ounce
from his own point Of Wow, - tic Ounce
with his eyes turned inward, ~ combining
his duncchood TO the bosom Of lis family.
The Ounce objective is The Ounce buning
against his neighbours study-door - in
trnding obtrudlng, protruding his insipid
folly and still more insipid wisdom at all
times and seasons. He is creature ut
terly devoid Of shame. He is Ike Mil
tons angels, in one respect d, least: you
may thrust him through and through with
the two-edged sword of your satire, and
at the end he shall be as intact and inie-
grail as at the beginning. Am | sufli-
GENTLY obyiousE
1t i very obvious that / SIN both, ac.
cording to your definition
Ii is very obvious that you are nei-
Their, beg to submit but sensible young
girl, - with no great quantity Of the man
uiactured article, perhaps bur plenty Of
raw material, capable OF being wrought
into fabric Of the finest quality
Do you really think | can learn z
asked Ivy, with bright blush Of pleas
ure.'
Demonstrably certain.
As much a. II went to school 2
Nv dear miss, ais the forest oak. cab
ined, cgibbed. confined with mullitudes
Of its fellows, grows siunted, scrabby, asd
dwaried, bat, brought into the open fields
alone, stretches out is arms 10 the blue
heavens and is roots to the kindly earth,
50 that the birds Of The air lodge in the
branches thereof. and men sit under It's
shadow with great delight, - 50, IN word,
shall you, under my fostering care, -four
ish like green bay-iree tia, is, ii am
10 have the honor.
Yes, Sir, / mean - meant - was
thinking a. Il yea were teaching nae -
mean were going 10 teach me
Which also mean, Il time and the
fayoring gods allow, and yogr parents
continue ia wish H.
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