The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-06-11


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Nestled IL The lap q narrow valley
lsing between Two aEtna u the proud
Green Range. hes beautiful wood.
Th.s vuod Is nov iayonte resort with
travellers. because ~ 80 many beauties
aud tbs charming stiffness that reigns
therein. Only tbs wagbiing songs d
lafds ever break tao deep solitude and
tls seorching rays Of The sun Mover
pierce the timex shleld u foliage formed
IN the tall arelled topped trees. Il j.
ihe dselllng place Of luyehDcss. Here
was the dAeiling place u Julien Arnold,
wbose liie ia briet sc are about y con-
tsmplate. Neat4gs u The Old nses.on
vel remain, irum which can be formed
quite an idea II rs structure. II must
have been mostly consumed by fire. as
slow decay could not haze wrought
such q change upon il ia the short
space u twensy-oae years, the time
SINCE iis habitation.
The fragments u granite pillars, mar
be slabs, and broken brick that lie scat
tered about, suggest Al once that they
we're the supreme elements Of It's CONF
pnmations Jndpng from the looAs Of
ihe grounds and ruins, and the MARIA
lives II inhabitants near By, the house
vas probably smaller than the medium
cell proporti0ned, with large windows,
q liaxza in front looking down upon
the winding valley. and one smaller on
the west, commanding view Of the
splendid peak Horizon, the pillow Of
the sitting sun. The apartments we're
tasteful and convenient, leaving an inn
preston much IN HARMONY with the sur
roundings q clamp "A crergrcens
shaded m front. the house Of the parrot
aud tic tame canalies, and young Jul.
iell's fas mits plae III study Here be
passed The melting hours OF summer M
cool delight, bordering over the differ
ent works 81 has library Meath the
shade of these very trees, be Is said 10
have mustered seven tongues foreign TO
his o9n. What place could be more
suitable, quiet, cool and far removed
from attractions destructive to concen-
trated thought2
There we're but few dwellings about
these we're near enough Tor noighbors.
but too FAR apart FOR companions. Jul
len was social. but he loved 10 study
atone. When he grasped the ideas Of
a wonderful author, be was IN new
world, and wished no sound TO disturb
or awake him; a. bring him back to MS
actual surroundings. 4 strange fascl-
nation attaches itself 10 this total abb
sorbtion OF the soul, aud commonplace
things fade before il till they are lost ~
heir own listloness. The life Of Julien
was powerful corroboration Of this
statement The petty iornalitics Of the
fashionable, especially wrought upon
his fine sensihihly, and al every oppor-
tunlly be hurled against them strong
acenaalions, in terms Of bitter scaIcasm.
H was an associate u nature, and Of
courys unnasuralncss stood out the more
bold BY bis native perception. The
more we shall know 81 Julien, the more
strange and surprising his elalaetrr
will appear. He vas young ~ this
time. not set twenty henee the more
striking his maturity Of MUD ia his
conversation, one saw the result Of care
ful study and mental culture not often
the Possession 81 one Of twice his years
He was an orphan; las attainmenis
were not tho fruits Of mothers pa
tent care, nor the wise counsels Of II
father. Ia early childhood be began
the great lesson VI sell lnstrneison. lie
was the heir Of handsome proper v
bat bad no legal guardian. Nseessats
made BIN much Nllst be was H. hld
friends, bat he Nas one If those SPIRITS
that are born lord u themselves AMI
theirs re made bis own laws aud
ulataons Tor lfe, aud eNeealei lnen Us
faithfully fayopte aarie Nas an
charge II the little stone mansion, ana
pleasant farm that lsy Gloss by. julien
devoted 1.-TWO tsine Is BIZ pocun4ary
affairs. confding them 10 THIS uncle.
Has osico was tic temple of the eser-
greens; his business the acqn siilen u
knowledge he vas not TIE slave OF
his books. nor fae pgls0Aerot nisgrotio.
but each day b. might b. seen galaop.
ing severA hoaFs a. tsmle. along tie
valley. 81 eesnEgii..nag o. as.a joN 4 the