The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1869-05-22
9rIrttra AltsreIlanl


9eleftra Altstellalrn.
THE THREE SOULS.
Ha E74FE Hrs Rss-.l ti.-z-A r hz&N
~ In 1916 fnisbed my sixth year Of
~ transoenaental philosophy at Heidelbefe
You know Of what lorldly sort Che uni.
versity life ia. pYou Get up az mid day,
smoke your Old pipe, drink 4 glasyor two
OF schnApps, and then you button our
coat up to the chin, set your hat on ono
side, aud go TO listen calmly for half an
hour TO the nlustfious Professor Hasen..
Trs kopf Every one isffee TO do as he chooss
lsu-s 5ses--to g0to sleep ifhe likes The iecture
80 over YOU betaSa yourself to the tavefn OF
GAmbrinns, where the pretty servant
maids, IN black six hodices, bring you
plates Of saussges, With slices ofham, and.
glasses Of strong beer You whistle al air
as-s from the g Robbers2 nf Schiller; oHe calls
& his dog Hector anather ssizes Charlotie
or Gredaleb by the waists or, sometimes
quarrel begins when in comes the watch
man and you are carried off TO pass the
night in durance vile.
IntAis way the days, months and years
passed byff "a a. -
Twas ihel Thirty tWo yeag oil, and the
bottle, The PIPE, and saur kfadt had begun
70 Atll4 III Auy tabllldbiuus L leAb tuGa NetU
Of schange 0ften did sayi 10 myself
"Kpsper Zaan, itisnot good TO know too
much natuEe has no more illusions for
theeln
Such was mganelshchOlv state Of mind
when, toward the close Of the spring Of
1S45. a terrible event happened which
taughtmel That was far from knowing
Everything, and that thepath Of the philos-
.a opheF is not always strewn with roses.
Among mH0ld comrades was ceftain
Wotgang Schart, tie most infexible logi-
leianA had ever mel With Figure TO pour
self little dried'pp maui with white eve
lids, and eyes sunlgen. in his head with
bushy red hair, and hollow cheeks adorned
with coarse beard; wearing, n0reovef
81 q tattered cloak over his broad shoulders
andyou have him btfore you. Wollgang
thought only Of metaphysical Fof i've
81 six years be had lived on bread and
water, Il garret Of the old meat tmAfket; :
SO that the poor fellow was frightftil TO
look at This strange being, in his yoluua
tafy isolation, seemed % feel for me aI9ae
a little sympathy, be came to see me.
from time o tilaa and gravelyse in
ny armchair he would impaFt VI ne his
sE aspar, dhe to me one day. as.
per, What Is the aoul r -.
Proud Of displaying my learning 70 his.
- eyes, replied, with pedahto air, Aea
cording to Thales, SC IS a kind of magnet
-aeeording to Aselepiades, an excilation
t Of the senses& Auaxlmandef said - -
Yesi Yes bnt what think you oi tls
substance of thesoull fss
sMe, Wolfgang? IknoW nothing about
IT. All Judgment must come Oi the
senses; and, since tue soul does no. fall
under my senses can make no judg.
taent concerning i,
Nevertheless, Kasper, see how many
animals, such as Insects fishes, etc, want
ing one Or more oE the senses How do
We kaow whether We have them an our
selves May there not exist soma Of
which we have not even an idea?"
Qnlte possible: but, IA the doubt, Z
DO You lihinK, Kasper, tRat We can
knoT anything without having learned
It4 -ts AW
sNo; AZ science proceeds either rein
experience Of from study
l3at then, oomfaae, how happana II
thai the little chickens when they bge
the Shell, start oil toa4un and take theIF
food Of themselgea. How is itthat they
dlssoyer the hawk far no Ia the Clouds
ssss and run 10 sake efolage under the moshefs
winga9 Did they learn to know their
enemy while they were in theegg Z
All that IL the resall oi Instinct Wolf
gang al animals are obcdienti 10 instinct
Then Il sesms that instiuct consists In
- knowing what has. never been learned 2,
~ ohl9 sad s yea ask me too iaheh
- How can | tel r. n
h ~ swHed disdalnsallys threw the cor
- neT Of hisaol0ak over his shoulder mi
went ont without ddilg smother word /
looked pd him 81 Innatic but h the
most harrless kind I'D would have
thonghbtllst tlie 5assion iOr metap sics
"a could be dapgoF0uaf q
Thines stood thua when the old bake.
woman, Catharine W0geL suddenly sap
pesfed This coed woaian. as her
castam, cinle q the shouseog aalphIis
nHs at 9bont eiegen clock The stadents
0kei VIM hcr about The trcaka ps her
youthful days, Tie feniembfanes u
wbIeh ale emed much aniused and
lauahed heartily Her dielpp peatRnee came
n be remarked the thifd day alter it|s
What eau il4sc IS become of Cathaliaea
Can slis beillg She seemed SO merry the
last time Ed saz her
"A AlYopnion was fhat the old woman,
.aa ehaging dr9plg 5tla ton much ksfaon'
as watarF had aleu into qriyef durliig the
4 4lgat
0Ntlle en4ffos coming oat from saea.
kop. lecture des Wahsang As Boon
he perceived ms bo hatened toward
NO hls el epgs Ins, and sad =. spef,
1--we been loNkinf tor yoQ3 man. the hQif
81 triumph has sId8 fallows me
iils look, hia palior. bis Vefy motion be.
tfayed agitatioFl3 and AZ he se1ed nss III
ire 8fi1 eiiog toward tlie qusEleE
~ tbe mnnef c0uld not Keen down
lie fatlug 6f ndedbfd fear ihtt lfept
oe Dle TneeFe fhrQQ98 hicA Ne
pfoeeded a shsfp walk benlpd Che
miashf iisbl leGtlon ol houses cd as
heideliarg lar ha Qqafg TOOK bt
808an haleaf tlse exjAri0r fFNQ IA
FWaye iie msnY VIVA aild eNflQHs
a pegfuE itl zen 0iI a1Wn 9H sbg
lfsl iI6l8 ths Fsfftt Win1e le
ng boiea faisaad fnl 9pse g house
l0sded with dfigea kins; the aeas
sauoke c8pnf s6la l1e plie eRIlhna
talsHca Naaa Alpke ~ eges
son NJ M 6ad sna
8at F8 d ii6s Nnleh tgNna 4
Hl0a those many apliUetf
~ Nsls Hele tay
1aehta enlq a,|dad 'iioH ~ the
ge c9ol leg produce
There H gMs0s when 1Ian 20se'
al presene 0I pd Nflt ocooffH'
ale - kuE e We were
At Soon Wa tNe lHa
psFier cf the ola aa Aaa1ek Qf