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HART1IoLnY Social Aud afIsnI ~ .'.N S.rmsr
~ iatiy Wa1Iaee With additional !cf1erb EoateN-
"a TO English correspondents :; New aoII: ICY ~
poMi Holt Chicago: W. L. heeo eooAe"
1850. ....
n. vorld cannot KNOW too much or he told too
e,ften o, Fel1 Aendelsaohn- -Barfho!d5. The
highest trpes OF mAniS dignity and moral gran
s,cu, arc not Of SO frequent Occurrences In the
TrnE9csa al the raea - to be everyday eveuta-
The generation whiesl6in boast one perfect type,
which can hold up u mhn rs model to all
Other men, a man cut and polished On every
iscc, and redecs1ng the light Of Truth with equal
lussre d, ali times and in all plsoes Is fortunate,
and gatns at least one niche IN history which ls
worthnJ GiIed Man, In his contact with the
world, does not Sub evenly. The angles which he
presents to the world may b very sha1, and nocu-
rate, snd the planc surfaces very smootn, but tho
raEt Of him which he does not show To the world
At III, or only 1T rarc lnte7aA Ia usually vesy II.
rcgaiaz in outline and rough in suaee Just u the
front Of the cornlcc Is very eiAhorsey carved and
the rear LEFT crude and unfinished.
We ere accustomed to regard Aendessohn only
NJ the composer, because In this respect he ia
peculiarly the property Of the world at large He
ds tbs mnsIcikn Of NIL mankind, IS Shakespeare WAS
The poet OF all manEinl- 1t wa4 the accident OF
hia exAtence that he waa born IN Germany. No
ren1-up Utica conuoets his rowrrA" Wherever
ncn revere The grand truths Of religion, they wilt
\A'A ".s4 setae4se " " uA1 1-A}H1s o. 0S4
1na III u 1@Se, PessAata 1aioosn Aua
through with the serene coloring Of y gentle
piEty. - some grand cathedral Is filed With the
perfume from the burning cerserH At the altar. In
all landA to-day and for al time, men and women,
sss HaneApe " .noee ~ - 20 - - e,.o~, ~
~ A'-A =" AuA3o s ~ M w
Se3sn4e 'o's ~ 1e 'out poN eeue1, "A's7 ...en
LIE gianoes ""An5 @e mo s.,.l',
V1uNt Sl'suainR N4 w" onaa.ui
IN hkesom tulnlnS hooas Tue sea1e'! lotlns y. tne
1o1eft- Wherever men 1aFe tue aapesna'asal anu
Inc lantAanc, ninKle" "isa ~ lha. - 'o'ce IL na'
.uetae 'sase '>aN s|al,, VIZ" ps4n.e
e4nes s's'oh r'n =. ~. " -. P,s.ae' ,1'..s
-" NeaA.4 .ac s11 spa =. .ae .~N', ~ o-uaa
stuN ~ ~ .,@ .,.--.,, -, - - -
s"" ~ w t"'"e" 0S,.' .1s. ~ .x.'.. ~
lee'9e.0 toAe tao .s'" v.
AUG nase uot alsseuea tae ILLUSIONS Q! i2ac5, ana
Men love 10 imagine t0A1 realm peopled VIII tne
1my Esce OF eises. 'a'sls ana "a1ef-sp31teA'
Whlcn o"ey n's magic SECURE as ooesoh
anu A'ana ooeSea taAt 0! sna1sfeate'
Lucy WI hatcA WIZ aslent !" ee
n1h's 81 .ae Aasapnnes N9uts pse9-
1ne1e Ia u"taluS itstt",1e III uis iaasie7 oeeaAse
Anelc Nhs nolnln4 lSuoo'e III sae in2ll - II LIE
mNTost VhetneFl IN sonata Or song, u symphony OF
{feaoFfo, WHICH feneets MS inner nle tlsthe c1-
poncnt Of q nature, the lofty purity OF which ln-
stinctvely rrrelleh MI that wns base What
Goethe sald OF his friend Schiller he might equally
have 1sid ol MS other ff1eud Aepde1ssohn:
And far ls:h;aa him. di.saaoed tn the E.eo
,p... 80. 49,, nz, ,n1,,a ,nst NJ
4.N...." -. .',.,. -, =, ..s s.,a,,,
.a;;.,o-,. ,o.,.,r. IN -, a1.e. st,,,n,n
tx.oo osSu5' .u.i y, ue.osa 1"a1s NIrss nn."r
Ss Anu k!"eelalt 4e"' aspneoona "a..A
IhAJ &c lla1netc out ate ue'e3 l'oto'a " S'oole'
pecanse MS LIE WAS ire from taose suaetanSs anu
...s,e.s. w " - W.
4~eAs N =. seas 4,. -, 49, ~ n",.' -, @ nas w.
iy ss.H A1a ~ He - " .Hss Nas,s s,. 49,
10 ens "o. ,rs-aa, nc A 'ae o,se ops
eAAss . =. s...xss so 49,. 49,, ,,.ns
go, 49,. o'"' - ". y, ss.,.
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~, 49, A1u. 'A 1ss1,, -, .sns
- "A>A
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.ne.u ~ :, A. ~. -. =. ~ o4s ~.
a.a .ertt,,a. ~, \. - 1,,.t,s. 49,. .rn,n.,
life vitn,n htro htr+er nn,s, and nohlar thsn the
~ ~ .,-,,1.[ ,,o,r,,. ant rh-.a as-s,a rr,rrs
s,es ,,cedom and rest n The land he.ondt tbis snsI
no,r -.,on. h,,,an or .rr-r,n 1h. n,,.t,
-, ,he,r frea vhlrh l,f,rd ,hc veil ,nd 1nye fhero
,,,Imnaex ~ thc 1nonitc ,,. nat n1,oorthrr hnr,
Ton1 ~ srn.. aonoda IN ,hrm Then,
wa. an undertone OF sotrow through 1t AL
ayarnnpa,u az God in na.n., It co]ors ali
7hslt mus,c a the nrst fruat-bltten leaves ttnre
The whole urernery or the furcst MendrlsAohn a
music, however, is free from ,hls II there Is
,-,hn In hu ,u,,te Il |. The nathns or longing mt
t,. aa...r. - - ~. .,tna., -hi.n -as.e,h,o.
snrrov u,x the mist rcsnrnh,es the rain ), I1c
.,,n ,,a,,a-. tn-unat. ,,sr ,nd IN. hasra,s
~,rs .ve, a,,a,w,p, .nsn,c,op. ne VA. In exer,
~ ~ M.na.,ssahn '11
~ ,.ot,H. =, aIanas,.,o,, ,o,,,,sa,
nn,r ~ do ihe man in,nst,ec. and oye,loot otne,
eNs. us ..r~ - -..nonrsna III. ,,,o ,s.o., !,
Gno e9uAu! ~ pl"hoeu' ~ ns,'sso.u 1870 =
1laSoA9 so'"paet- NAe "u-'H Hosa ~.