The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-03-02

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ii9e UP anu can h'r biesseu' HOW
privileged were they, who knew her as
their instructor! Beautiful as universal.
ever after wa5 the sense Of annrccintion
which thew cv;rcod
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ie' uPo'' "e, P"pa'S WAS 10 NC co'e'eo,
hot ia'honieu' ihal SO common zoe,
alike TO our own happiness, and that OF
selishnCss- FOUND any rest
ing place in her. Truly, she loved herself.
last And with what amnI;trda v,s sho
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enwrapped her with its garniture, an d
shed n perpetual fragrance about her
path All unconsciously to herself. she
illustrated in her own experience. the
grand trulh, so exquisitelysung
by her favorite poet Even now. as
we write, saddened memory brings to us,
like the wel-rcmembered plants of some
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touchngly rendered in her own rich enun-
citation.
Love. is beautiful indeed.
And worthy of acceptation. Fire is bright,
Let temple burn, or fax An equal light
leaps III inc name from c'u'r pant or"eed
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7 7 stand tronse.urc1 ploriAod or,oiIt
With conscience of The rays that proceed
out my face towards thine. There's moth
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or what lam doth nosb itsalCond shaw
How that :ercot work Of Love enhance,
: Natures
AN our rconle loved her and tho;r Iov.
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tender ot.ocbmcpt Sbc I,yed ,I,;s ro,
cradle ,netropois II was dcnr to her Is
tbe sunny home which boJ rivon bor So
many nanny hours Each nb,s;c,I nh
icct that inJividpolizsd ;t-thc crov nl1
heirlooms which from lone ,co hn1 told
the beads Gifts nntarnisbed story nnd slilI
keep watch and ward Ger It's CHANGING
fortunes-all these were dear to her-in.
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ciiafm Oh der presence al the social reun-
, ion How diiusive her own CHEEKY ma
of that inncrcouit, Ger which she held
such fascinating sway. Will ever willingly
let die the remembrance of that brilliant
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