New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-12


whom her husband loves, whom society approves ana
On whom all skies have smiled. The husband taxes heI
70 the Fair and they watch together the circus troupe
in particular Fi1ne, whom the author chooses as 'eA'
ms rhymed sermon. Would you see herr
10 sho ia launched lookfe the fairy how she nees
DER all these heads thrust baek-mouhs eyes QUO sP
No c1sS Of srt ipedes free passage through the air.
MI plumb on the other side she lights and laugh AGAIN.
so2note the Greek-nymph nose, and-oh' my heoie"
OF eve and eye-o'erarched by velvet of the mole
That SWIM az ~ sea; Wbd either ear is cut
Thin a duskeayed rose carved from u @ o q,
And then neckl now, grant you hau 'he power "
Inst ss Tonr fancy pleased the bstrelenrth OF neck
Cond law 10 shine against It's shade, mOOn-lke row
OF pearl each round and white as bubble Cupds ooW
Big Of mothers milk,-what pearlmoon "ouiu sur
That String of mOck-turquOSe, those olmandines Of
Where sirhoOd terminates for with breastsbrth com
The boy, and pagecostume, till pink and impudenee
End adInira6y ali: complete the creature trips
Our way brings sunshine upon her Sp5utleu PSI,
here she fronts US full with pose hal IalA' haii
fierce.
Naturally enough in this Dymph Of the trapeze the
husband sees more admire than the wife does ana
his Justification is motif Of the poem lie secs inc
human nature under the clowns mask, the soul unoef
The girls epaneles and he tells Elyire she will find
That, through the outward sign, the inward grace
And sparks nom heaven transperee earths cOarsest
All by demonstrating the value Of Fifne, 4. 90 o.,,
But that some way It boasts, could we investigate,
Its supreme worth tulhlls, by ordinance OF tate
Its momentary task, gets glory all its own,
Tastes triumph in the world, preeminent, alone
The husband explains, like man and philosopher
tie masculine tendency TO take temporary stock IN iar
things not his own. He reminds Elyre OF time when
he coveted lovely picture by RafaelhOw he schemed
20 procure it-how he suffered lest else should
outbid hm-the alternating hopes and despair, until at
last the bargain struck. and the Rafael was his
"houscmate eveTmore glorify his wall" He spent
an, nit
possession saying over himself the catalogue Of its
charms; then month enjoying the congratulations OF
his friends, and then-but any one look at even
Rafael foreveri Is the picture TO speak out from its
frame on the wall and reproach him that his ecsaeies
have ceased and that he is looking over Dores last PIC
turebookI Promptly would come his answer to such
frivolous attack:
You inappropriate sensations. What lack.
And labor 10 obtain, is hoped and feared about
After q fashion; what once obtain makes doubt
Expectancy, old fret and fume hencetOTward void.
But do think to hold my havngs unallOyed
by novel hope aud fear. Of fashion Just as new
H. correspond i the scalei Nowise, promise you!
Ny soul aud glad my sense to-day as this-day-year
So any sketch or scrap, pochade eaiicatnle
Made In moment, meant o moment 10 endure,
suap at, seize, and then forever throw aside
Ere e in the galieTy "@chnRs, were engaged
On DOre, elbow-deep, porto los millOn.paged
10 the four winds would pack sped by the heartest curse
Was ever launched from lip, 10 strew the universe;
While woNd brave tue best % the burning, Dear away
Either my perfect piece in safety OF else stay
Let us conclude therefore, that If the tent
where the players play takes fire. Monsieur lie Mari Will
ave his wle's life, instead OF Fitness; and with such
trace we ought TO be satished-eyeTy Elyire Of us
For
The full-bown migrate, mere recipient of the brine.
That takes all aud gives nOught Man; the feminine
Rillet that taking all and giving nought IN turn,
Goes headiong her death the sea- without concern
For the old inland life, snOw-sOft and slverclear,
That's wOman-typlied from Fltine 10 Eyire
The "Epogue with which the poem closes is so char
leteristie that extract it bodily.
HOUSEHOLDER
savace. was sitting in my house, late. lone:
Dreary weary with the long days work:
Head Of me- heart Of me, stupid as a stone:
TOngue-tied now, now disappearing like Turk;
When, in a moment just knock, call, cry,
Half pang and an rapture, there again we -
al again, what else did you eXpecti" quoth She.
Every erumbing brick embrowned with sin and
Quict, in its corners ere certain shapes aroused
Let tbem-eyery devil Of the night-lay claim,
Make and mend or rap and rend, Tor mel Goodbye
God be their guide from disturbance at their glee
TILL crash, comes down the carcass IN heapv quOth
Nay, but there's a deceney reQuired!" quoth She.
III.
All, but Z you knew how time has dragged, days.
All the neighbor-tak with man and maid-such men !
All the fuss and trouble OF streetsounds, window
All the worry Of tapping door and ecbOug roof and
All the faneies Who we're they had leave. dared
try
Darker arts that almost struck despair in mei
II you knew but how dvet down here II Quoth /:
"And was so better on up there :" Quoth She
Help and get It over. Reunited 10 his ,eiCe
tH0w draw up the paper lets the parish people |
Lies NJ. or n, departed from his ne,
Day ne nus or hat, month aud year ne so aud So
What the way OF final fOurishi Prose, verse9 Tryl
Affection sore Tong time he bore, or what Is it to be
Ti God did please 70 grant him DO quoth I;
end with-Loye Is all and Death is nought 20 Quoth
She.
The prOOf-sheets Of the Atlantic Monthly for July
are aso at hand The number opens with the continue.
ton Of septmius Felton," which is characterized by
the customary uncanDy interest weird charm Sep
HniuE feels DO TemOrse for Aunt Keziahs death III IL
we're at all FASTENED by the crimson flowers which he
Infused into her fsyOnte drink least his intention had
been coed and he had only acted as man OF science
who must RISK something in his experiments svhl
OScy met him on the hilltop, and said "Ihev Tell
De poor Aunt KeEiah is no moreip a She "a
aeao said he The flower lie a very famous medicine
sald the GIRL but everything depends on its being an
piled In the proper way" "DO you know the NV
then v asked septmius "NO, you should ask DIR PORT
soSken about it," said S. bill so be made his wav mr.
Forsoaken In Boston, and found him In curious sor
Of Gen. surrounded by spideTs septimus showed him
some specimens Of his wonderful flower and the Docto
pronounced 1t no flower at all, but fungus-ene 40
rare As almost TO be thought fabulous and with which
sapge superstitions were connected But the Doctor
oou not advise with posiyeness TO the manner OF
preparing the fungus IN order that might complete the
oi me- in which Il was 70 be important an in
eo'en1 such suggestions, however, rs he could give
ue bestowed and then tried TO divert the young mans
SsHuep nom the pursuit Of earthly immortality 70