The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1873-07-01

atom; or as il mao, longing for tn
Baird Of Ahhotstord him self. should h
couftol' J by tha; imb.cil. eiIily on tn,
Mall 10 the Central Park, popularl,
known aa the Scott Statue.
L. cannot DC drn'ed that ,reo mar
Of what is suppo cd to be tho real litcra.
ture Of our DIV is as f'so ia quality u,
the cru ie, stuff that never sue- tho light
Yet think We need not be greatly trou
blcd 10y tho easy acceptance granted tC
persuasive afaciatlou |; holds in il.
neart the seed, Of il. ogn di.olutlon,whjcl
time never fails to ripcn. Nothins in
siucero eau ivc--in art, love, lie. [
there h ii not betn an element Of sinceri
" in the Devil himself, he would have
been dead long ago.
The best s;yi>t {. word can hardly
hfing uyself TO uito,) is the writer who
ia the fret anl iervor OF expression, Ut
'cfly Iorgcl- his phrases. The mcaner
aud more inadequate seem to him tn,
words that are dlps from his mind in the
agony 10 press somehow ncar-to give
forth with some degree Of certainty AN
rutl'ne ot-'h1 mighty, un,ub,tau;ial
thouL Lht, the Gtcr aud fner will b. the
style. The greatest dj,courscs | ever
heard, tho most towering in thought aud
argument, tho most Tremendous US exhib.
ltiug the possibilities OF anoinjcd human
genius; IN delivery 50 far surprising ANY
ideal had Formed Of human eIuo lence.
tha; the very word seems by comparison
tlmo aud insi pij,--lheso di,cuurs,s, [
say, were in all sabtile shadiags Of ex.
preston, in all mere reGnemcn,s Of phra,e
most exquisite aud omplctc.
When | say that the education Of miny
persons seems to ,Ury1 merely asala
4 Ter, | d1 not mean that it Was given
'ntm 'r that they took it for simple
'ho". Bat either 1t was Of the kind that
Aad no power to enter the hlou /. ur the
nood had 10 power to absorb it. Wnun
Ion hni mrn whose cdncitiun has pcr.
muAicd his iiIc-well thea yuu iDl II
nan oi "tu'tac,' suppose. lt wouli
- well II JOl could Ii / mIre Of theu.
b c"rIu 81 Ilfrd oi ALI this veneerlur
IN att cju;ation. conrrrsltion, morals aud
The rest, that confess tou Transient
'Nmpalhy Tor certain eiuc1rc iOrm, oi
Nlckedn09'. No one can doubt that aiu
l. Il permitted cvil--and can reu lily
IN 'glne hat a sult may come out q lite
as vigorous FROM u sWoou Of unleceivin..
passionate crime, as ron Il lie coustrnin.
90 by an 'll-d t'g, bard .iointcd, art,i.ial
shell ol any klnd-:yeu though you call
II falsely, rclis sion.
The Iiviug-tho doing-rrom within,
are the only true want no mars doe
'rinc; | respect the codes Of all men, the
doctrines OF all | AN eager to ,earch and
know OF myself, and not Of an,ther L
ain taking nov only for mss.ll--aud for
NY doubles" wherever they may be.
Some people seem to kuow things by the
knowledge | never knew anything uutil
felt it. | have thought that knew it
but | did uot. The trrest proverb-I
the thing that | supposed went withou,
'he saying-has lcaped, with an cxpcr,.
ence, nto meaning that had BEEN till
mat moment, utterly hidden from me.
-aii h1li' stow-SouIeu urJincrs or mine . |
50 that we got the thing at last, let US be
glad aud mourn nor. There is reaoln.
pen>e. He, the Maker of Tiuc, wastes
,nuc OF it The OIL Cabinet, in Serb.
per's for July.