Wilmington journal., 1864-09-08
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under palm tree, and over him the sun, and Believes
| that
"Yonder shines
TIE Sun o. Hlghte ousneSs, and these be palms
| Whereof TIE happy Peopie s'Io"1ng cried
"Hosanna IN tie hjghestW
She wedebut we must let the poet tell rs of these
second nupt!as
50 these we're wed and ns., rang tbs So
But never merriy beat AnDes heart,
She knew Eot whence whisper on Ler ear,
She koew not what sor loved she to be loft
What aid her thea that ere she enter'd often
Fer hand d arst s,t inEsr5ngy sg On the t latch
such e u6tS and cares we're common to her state
BEING with child but when her child was born
ThSn nS1 h. h. new mother csmo a6oct her &ea.
Then her good Philip was her al.in-aL
And that IN steriCus instinct wholly died
Meantime, Enoch still lives On the hore.wa voy.
age, his sip is wrecked, himself and two commanders
reaching an islaud, Eden Of ell plenteousness"
where eternal summer smiled The youngest diei hav-
ing fingered out threeyears deathin-ile" Enoch's
surviving Comrada dies stricken.
Years PISS on and at last slip, touching tho island
for water. tears Enoch back 10 Englagd landing him
IN the h4rb0r whlnce years ago, be bad sailed before
He IT, ds 70 light or mirmur III the hcme where hg and
Annie had lived He went 10 an cid tavern kept by
one Miriam LaIc:
Nor Ie, 6m be, 5us often brsaliTg IN
tod hin With other anpsis ot the port.
Not brow1E-Fnooh was 81 bro @r so how'd,
| so breke!.-el the story OF his housH.
Eow P1ip nut Der little ones to sch ol.
AID kept Lem il it. his long woajng her,
OF Pumps chII aid AID over his coantensnCs O'"
Regaidi r.i vs had deem sTi be G fG, the the taro
Less than the teller; onb wGea hs Closed,
| I" Enocb, poor r'an was cas- way aid lost"
| He, Stalking ais efey hesd-p a.ha'icaly,
| Repeated nu.t rog "castsaay sud ost;"
But Eno:b SiS yearot5 " 70 see Der faoe gain
=" If mis- ht look her #eet face again
teSS and 0p app aud oro S o him npHSa foF
Mas grow ing duiler sai lhf to l6S hi'i:
TRss The he he at & 61%n or SHnoGw; n D, m
| Unspee kable / sadns 81. By I'd by
| Ire ru5a fqu-re ot sIt9- IL ut,
ali Aut nenE hS , as h5 5f ps tsa5 81 aaras 9a''
gainft il, I'D beats lis we.ry iie.
For Phl.Ys dive ling fron,od on+hs atreet,
! The latest A0 9so to iandvard hut beb a5,
| With oDs email gaze that pen N tho waste,
Foursn'd q iitria gatden square aud valid
And in it tnfove Gp ancient egeIggoen
| Of shingla, aad a walk diJledi:
| Bat ha2oh th1lnt4 the m ddle walk ard stole
| W hy @ wa, behind II g ysR ; ard thence
That which he better mgat have shuun'd if grieIs
! Like his have Iorse CT better, EnOch saw.
Fox cupa and silver and TIE bnr1ishd board
Spa pa sed M "a and Sa9ne % 80 g. m n9a & was tbs hearth:
Philip, Tie s;ghtsc sui.eF OF Ole tneJ,
| stout, rosy with ais babes his kEeeg;
| and o'e her second f.ther, stoopta gil,
| n Ia er ont Ioftier Annie Leo.
| Fair har d ard tall, and from her liftsd hGnd
| Dangl.d lengtI OF ribbon and . riHg
| To temp the bab0 who rear'd ts creaqy arms,
! Caught at and ever Zlissad l., and they au 7hed:
| AL On the left hand Of the hearth he saw
! The II oiher slancisg often toward her babe,
| Bat turning and then TO speak sish him,
| y.er scp, who stood beside her tail aud strong,
| And saying thet which pleased him, for he'smled.
| Now when the dead man came to life, beheld
| Ills wife his wife more, aud saw the babe
| herE, yet not his upon the fathers knee,
| And ai the warmth, tie peace, the happiness,
| And his children tai and beautiui,
| and him, that other, ieigning in his r!ace,
Lord Cf his T& hts and OF his cLi!dFen'4 love-
| II sn he, tho Miriam Lane had told him siI
Because things Ilightier tha1 tbrgs heard,
Stsggerd and sh0ok, holding the branch, and feard
| TO send abroad rhrill aud terrible cry,
! Which il moment like rle blsst Of doom.
| Would chatter al ne hsppihoss OF tho hearth.
! He, ther 3f2re, turning sDt,lY like thief,
| Lest the harsL fhngie should grdt6 Lauer foot,
Ald feeling all a.4ng tbe garden wal,
| Lest he Should sWOoL and tumble and be found,
| Crept ti,9 gate, ana open'd It, and closed,
| AS slightly q SICK mau's ohaml eE dnor,
| Behind him; and came ont upon the waste.
He dcee not discover himself, but his living
before araoug the BEATS ana barks, gradually declines
in health, tells bis story to Miriam Lane undcr strong
promise Of silence