The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-08-19

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one that win yet endnre. Csbhett. .
good. sound Eoglshmsn, twisied MAI
thus, 'he anti population writer, with the
fact that, do oil he could, dnd slie that
government could aye. all that twrs.y
Thousand governments couid-he could
not prevent oourting and failing 10 love.
"Bcrween fifteen aud t~ enty-two, said
be, "people will fall ia loye. Staks
pesre pushes out riis sea son to thea of
forts. Old Bsrioo, wrling on love
melancholy, gives US Etil further tx.
Tension % tie lease, aud certainly 'thefe
be old fools as " II as Young fools. -
Bot no one il absolutely free from the
universal SESSION. The Creek epigrnm
on statue Of Cupid, which Noltaire,
smopg hundred VI others, has happily
produced, Is perfectly true:
''Whoe er thou ar. thy ulaster see
Who wss, TO- or is TO We :"
Probably 40 ooe cseA ,yes from the pas.
sion. We fms IN trials end ia criminal
history that tue qnaintcst, quietest Of
men, the most oulwnrdly sanity, cold,
stone-iike brings, have had their mo-
mtuts OF intense 10 se-snadneas. Luckily
le.e is ~ lawful AZ eating. N hen properly
INDUCED in.
Cobbett Tells Us how an English yeo.
man loved and courted, and how he was
loved 10 return; and pretfier episode
does no. exist IN the English language
Tax OF private memoirs Of courts--the
goasip Of The cottage is worth them all.
Cobbett. who was sergeant major in a
regiment of foot, fell ID love with the
daughter OF a sergeant Of artillery, then
in the same province Of New Brunswick.
lie had not passed more than an hour in
her company. when, noticing her modes
ty, her qnietude, and her sobriety, he
sail: That Is the girl for mt" The
next morning be was up early, and al
most before it wss4ight passed the SER
geants house. There she was on The
snow scrubbing out a washing tub. -
That's the girl for me-" again cried
Goblet, although she was not moro than
fourteen. and he was neatly twenty Que.
From the day FIST spake 10 her, -
he writes, ~ had no nsora thought Of her
being the wife Of ems other man than
had the ,hought of her becouing a chest
Of drawers. : lie paid every attention
to her, and, young ~ she was, treated
her with all confidence. HE spoke 10
her as his friend. his second belt. But in
ak months the artillery we're ordered u
England. and her father with theta
Here WAS indeed blow. C,,bbett kne u
What Woolwlch - As, aad what tempta
tipn yoang and pretty girl wouli b.
cure to undergo. lie therefore took u
her his whole fortnne, ore hundred ant
fifty guiueas. the ssv'pgsof his pay anr
oytrsoik aud wrote 10 tell her thai Il ST.,
did not fad her place cor fot teble, 10 lak'
lodgi ngs and pnt herself 90 school, sne
not TO wo'k too hard, fH Ne would b,
home in two wears. But, as he says
''as the maiignity OF the devil would has
il. we were kept abroad 40 wears louge
than our Lane. NJ. Pin having knoeAe
up q dust wilh Spain about kpotk
Squad. q. how | cured Npotka Sound
aaa poor. bawiine Pa b ut at the en-
Of four yra-s Cobbgu got iiis d,setsrge
lie found his iiii EirI servant OF a.
work, y. i've pounds Year, IN tie hous
Of Captain ljri-ac, AMI without snyin
word about tbe matter, st,e l,ut int, hi
hands the Who of tie huudred and TT
guipcas unhrukeu!
What prclty, tender pie ure Is that
the Young ergaanf and q ,e Ettle gn
OF eighteen, ~ho had kept Nor four yeeI
the treasure untouched, kAi'ing with pa
.ienec her lovers TstariI, What kindly
pu.e trus; on both sides