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Reynnrl and Dame partlct.

AN OLD BALLAD.
A white old hen, with yellow legs,
Who laid her master many eggs,
Which from her nest the boys had taken
To put in cake or fry with bacon,
Was roosting III an outer howell,
Where barrel, bird-cage, riddle, shovel.
Tub and corn-bag, all together,
Were put to keep them from the weather,
When an old fox stole out one night.
When the full moon was shining bright,
Hoping, if his nose might stick in,
He might carry off 4 chicken,
Or, from some window-lodge or shelf
Might jump and reach the old hen herself.
Her roost, however, was SO high.
He saw it was in vain to try
by all his jumping to get at her.
80 then" says he, ~ think Ill fatter
The old FOOLS vanity, for look,
Have her must, by hook or crook.
Good evening, madam! how dye do I"
I'm none the better, sir, for you"
Better you need not, can not be:
Then, ii am, sir, ais YOU own,
Pray, sir, let we'll enough alone"
g Indeed, Dame Partlet, if you knew
But half the love bear for you!
40 delight to hear you talk,
I've called to invite you to y walk
"A walk Inc like who ever heard
From a 4nadruped unto a birdl
And now, Sir Reynartl, are YOU doncs
If SO, think you'd better run.
My masters coming to the howell;
Do you see that broom-stick and that shovel
Do you see that door that you came in at
If you amt off in half a minute,
Instead Of q fowl, or even chicken
You'll get, as You deserve, a lickin."
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RubieS.

1t is not Il little remarkable, and we
might philosophise for some time
about it, that while the diamond is
made up OF pure carbon or simple
black and Opaque charcoal, the ruby,
the next i'll value and beauty, is near
ly made up of alrmina, or common
clay 98.5 per cent the coloring
matter, iron, making up the rest Of it J;
the mere trace OF lime found in it be-
ing unappreciable. Nothing, we may
venture to say, i'll natures chemistry
is more wonderful than this fact of the
duh, colorless, and lifeless clay be-
coming metamorphosed, by some
hidden and almost miraculous way,
into the transparency clear, red-col-
ored, and almost living gem! Imag-
ination itself fails to find Il theory to
account for all this, and no progress
in chemistry can invent Il theory to fit
it. It is u somewhat curious coinci-
dence that the ruby, as we'll as the
diamond and other precious stones,
are so often found associated with
gold where they are, there gold is
almost sure to be present. Nature
produces these, her riches, together,
and it afterward IS the province Of art
to keep them together, and to exhibit
them az one object. How much re-
mains to be done before this artistic
feat is we'll performed; for, as things
are, beauty Of the stone is rs often as
not spoiled in the cutting and fitting.
We are inclined to think that no col
ored stone should be cut at all. Rubies,
for instance, always look richer by
their being simply polished or cut en-
eabachon, or tallowtoped. 1t is the
marvellous depth and purity, and in
tensity of color, as seen in the ruby,
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the sapphire, and the emerald, and
such like colored stones, that make
up the beauty and value of them, and
not, as in the colorless diamond, in
the colored sparks of light which are
seen in it. The blue sapphire, it may
be noticed, is simply variety of ruby
or cOrundum. Builder.
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THE POETS CORNER.
Loves Quest.


cross in a greenwood fair;
pilgrim who kneels in prayer;
Beside him, impatient, stands
A wanderer from distant lands.
"Tell me il she dwells here,
Tho lady love SO dear"
"How know thy lady dear?
How know if she dwells here!"
"The lady love is fair;
Like sunlight her golden hair;
Her face with Its living smile
Would sorrow and pain beguile.
Tell me if she passed here,
The lady love SO dear"
rHow know thy lady dear7
How know if she passed here!"
"Her presence is sunshine bright;
Her step like fairy light;
Snow.white and soft is her hand,
Ready to call or command.
Tell me if she dwells here,
The lady love SO dear"
rHow know thy lady dearl
How know il she dwells here Z"
"Her voice is so low and sweet
When she her dear love would greet;
With lashes low-drooping down,
Hor ewes are the softest brown.
Tell me if she passed here,
The lady love SO dear"
sHow know thy lady dear
How know if she passed here I"
1.-THE flowers are far more sweet
That blossom beneath her feet;
The sky is a deeper blue
As she the land passes through.
MI : IL Il
The lady love so dear"
~ once saw u lady fair,
A lady with sunny hair.
Ride by on palfrey white;
At her side was a noble knight.
She bowed Ter bright golden head
To soft loving words he said"
THAT was not my lady fair;
That was the false Guineycre.
Sir Launcelot by her side,
She roams through the forest wide.
My love is more fair to view;
My love is both pure and true
- funeral train passed by;
A fair face looked up to the sky
White hands were crossed On her breast;
A maiden lay there at rest.
Gould that thy dear lady be,
Grown weary watching for thee?"
THAT could not my lady be,
For she would still wait for me,
Although on the heavily shore
Bright angels stood beck'ning Ger.
Her dear face yet shall see;
Somewhere she still waits for me"
s'What would thy dear lady say,
Were she by thy side to-day7"
. Her hand she would place in mine,
Her head on my breast recline,
And say, in voice SO clear
An angel 'twould seem to hear,
l love thee while have breath,
With love that is strong Us DEATH"
Away the dark robe is cast;
With golden curls free ut last,
With footstep Of fairy light,
And hand like a snowflake White,
Long lashes low dropping down
Der eyes Of the softest brown.
With voice tender, low, and sweet,
She cometh her love to greet:
"Ah, here, on thy faithful breast,
0 true-loving heart will rest;
And love thee while have breath.
With love that is strong as DEATH
Ellis GRAY, in Ha'pcrs Magazine for Nay
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- Die untSsriitat @Sliinstn tot rl.
nen srpbtn Ssrlua trIittsn. Der or.
ptntIidt YTCfshOr In Der iuriRIf6sn ga
tultdt @tb. Suitilratb Graut 10 am l.
9anuar esaCrbtn.
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anbsrtn 8egibsil Ju 3lsbsn. ale Rtn, Str.
metrIsr, tsitraubsnrsr unb rslultatIoltr
Nrteit Der TtbaftiOneu une An0dafuns ct.
mes StapsIs pom WafuIatur. Die auf.
tstunS Der SortOfrsitstt fir btslr Be6s
feItlattsr pirfs 3ur SUIss bottn, bab bic
bettutsnSsrsn 3tituussn nur NOD NIT
jsnsn Sldtttrn I'm 8srtsbr bltebsu, wel&e
wt9sn tbrsr esiltuussn pbrr bur6 tbrs
Original Artstisn unb SttmmungSbr>
rI&h Setadi&tisuns Ssrbisu.n. Bas
fur btsis Ssrtnssrs 3ubI BON @sGisltIat'
tern an portctUfsn perauseabt perosn
mhbts, wirts bpppsIt an NatfriaI une
artsit fir srfparte @s6lsIs@rsmpIars
bss sissnen Slattss sriibrtst psrpsn. Gm
SdIimmfsn itinbs if& btsrbsi frsilt& bic
2a8ssprslTe utrbsrsn 8ansss, wsI&t nnr
ppm 8aub Der BedIslblGtttr lsbt unb
ibr @tifsswsrt nur NIT S&ssrs unb
&lsifsr ju Yerrihtrn Grppbnt 1T. SO
mare pann Tlur rpt etn SGrttt petlfr
3u tpun. um gu bsm In europa s.brdu6'
lthtn Wobus Der 8ebattipuen Su 9elans
gen, ndmli6 ttn @ratis' gBfhlsl gang
sinjuRslsn unN jsbsr 9ttOnttipn Bu itsrs
Iafsn, ipsI6s Slatter iir Ss8en prOuanes'
mdbtgs SrSaDIun9 Balten nil unO prIAs
ni8t Die VrsGs, bas YoRpepurtmsut
unp nt&t minbsr bns YutIitum wirDs
Td bisrbei am 8sRen frtsn, gsBterrs
namsnti& fsbr baIO bsrausfnbsn, pel&f
SIatttr nit 0siGid unb 8ppf. unp wtIHe
nur nit Der S&ssrr rebisirt unb nit
Ylasiat unp SrraItrtsm StOf OsiiGt
pttbfn.
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8. 3. 8.

Die Mitslirbtr Der 5rsilisrdib 9osr 90. 2S9,
bss Ifutl6ea Srerns Sfr Saragdri, weretu
hermit rIubt nd an fpmmenbru RlHpe6
absnO nm - llbr 10 ;ablrrtp ais mUgIi@ IN
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ban eririit gu sinrr StsrbsTaiTs in Gripdsuus
81 Siebtn.
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SeIbrduFuu9cn Der Portcs Trsis
bcit.

Die S,frfbunesu I'M Gcn9rsb, bae
DpRptitn RON Gstfunstn ;u bsfrsisn
wtldt IS bts isbt Ubne @trSiituns unit
NIT sinsm srCbsn NufwanS ppn 8samIeu
uub artsit fpfsnfrtt rtrriatsn mabts
sipfsIn In tsr Aufts6uns etr unbtpins'
ten gortrfrsibsit Ter GUnsrrsmttBIitrrt
unb In ttm nsnsrbiu9s 9slratsn Nntrng
auf aufbstuu9 Der pcrtofrtisa Ssi5rfe,
runs pom gBsditItIGttsrn. Die trft bic.
fer @nenatmsn srfrsut fb Gaisttstr
8iaisuna uno bic SPpOftiVu sfgsn Sis'
fsl6s Idet li@ fat ausf6ltsbIia ouf IoIGs
Qutllsn ;uriidfIbrsn, Wsldse nit Der ppr.
tUfrsibsit llnfus unp 1ibtraud sstristen
baEsn unb fernfr 81 trsibtn Bsfsnftn.
Dae unisrs Splfspsrtrster pabrsnb ter
Dautr ibrtr amtIiGtn Sbdtt9tsit fur
itrtn psrfOnIidtn pcfp,rtstr portUfrsi,
belt ssnitbsn, if nidht msbr ais bi0ig.
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sdtintsrtFsn mibtrau6t fpirp, iit zine
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prtnsip unb tseinsunsswets btrs&tisttn
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unl.rs grhttnmtsn III fiitItarsr a8siIs
sitlrr Arteit snlbtbtn ptrb.
Der antras Ouf GufHsSuus Der per,
tuirtisn 9sfSrptruns Der @s&ittbIdttsr
casss,n pirO In tirfm grpbsn She'll ttr
Grtife tiusn watIsa Sturm srrtSsn, 1T
atsr ni&t minetr etrshtfsrtiet, ME bic
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asfibrlc gBbtbl6aft nsblt SauSratb ,unl gtr,
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