The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-01-10
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G.As Hoote, NeWoerry. ~ rr, a .. 'rs-
H.IW. LevH0uy Abbeville. Ntey!..
Thl5 ls spSSsaARS 6 saAR Mhtsyn By astsns,a ! fHHrs..
Estolla Anne I4ewis.j at the age Of four
teen. Poe eeid Fag ttths most hesutifal bal
read II" he remarked; Hmore than twenty
times, and always aith increasing admira-
1shsth , hssn; Be 9 q. ssids for,ell 7ho aqiey },liq
sens p}Sinsss 81 Si3SdI1s heart to il il 1
,O'er every bier;
But in that hour Of pain and dread,
Who will draw near
Aig9ssmSi e gsgsnsi hsHsle !ssss s9rPh sRa eh'a
Whe$ h SssD ss:ss ss.pis 'iiss Last departing ray
And soothe my spirit on its way
What Mourner round my bier will come
And soiioR SsSSs @e q 80 g las long home, st2
Solemn and nlowa1r6l" hlal
When lying in my olayey bed. AN 1e
who Il sSeIs. ss' f. pure ssec,ion led, a,. J..
By ssspsis 81 SlSpisas the rose 2; faAl
And .s, s,s dark reposs. T% %5 IS
Gould 4 bgt know, when am sleeping,
One iSlthESl t Is !ss Touta there be keeping
Watsh AZ nigh rotnd,
q: rhs ssas SsId IadfS Siooa, isasalned beneath
'Tvo9ld mltig igSSe Shs 'psnga OF death.
And light the tomb, 80,
zeal In that hour, II could feel :,nlt
From .hallo OF glea j, 4 ~. t,t -
And Reauty's preeence one would steal
Ana ID eomsSypd sSGrsSy I'll ia and aT Teep BY me-
In night's deep noon.4 ru,',..
10 csEsssasssAG H uIAOAi
But ehi q lonelier fate is mine,
A deeper woe;
From 1oaI q ! love :, in youths 4 eyes. time
Draw e. sSsaa spst %s my pale robes Of white
To slaspsthronah dsath's long, dreamlens
aiBhg, 81. = Z jatti I"5,-pE -
Lone and forgot. ,o 'vs
HAsTY WoRps. The evil that is in
the world, that rIshes down our
atreets devastating homes, rnining hop.
piness. and laying waste the PLEASANT
plaeea, have. many fountains. Sin
does its deadly work in many ways,
and HoTrow comes from % variety of
sources. And hasty words have much
to answer for <anong the rest; We
are apt to think that word or two
does not. ,msttst that We need, not
trouble Ourselves to be over particular
as to what, we say, But this.yi ia only
one ofhuur many mistakes. 9. Words
live. There 10 Iso .mueh vitality in
them that they take root even Upon
yery unlikely noil. Hsstv vyOrda are
almost sure! toI!have little sense and
less kindness ID them. They are not
the offspringof meek and quiet spirits,
but OF hot. pgaaippata temEera. y "All
men are liarsl" Who but O man in a
passion swppld bsye said that2 The
assertion is go ,eWeeping and unjust,
that IL David Mad not prefaced Il by
We shosid sS5f fhavs understood Il.
Perhspbs the keaboa why such. words
are spoken is that the speaker feels
himse!1 aaggrieved,, We often do In
this life OF ours; we cannot have all We
wish from our brothers and sisters
and 80 We allow ourselves to grow fret.
fui a4A Aqary.s we. ore IuhreRso sousbls
enough % ,sHpro;s that all things
ahonld pc EoBrs; and when We find
only a: A:gfawst thingst coming TO our
shares then we become disoontbnted
and pseeiah, end an speak hasty words. =
The ,,'hlah;s, belong, to the .yerv, e ;,
worst class OF talkative people, has ai.
ways got hiR cara and eyes oren to ace
or hear little, then proceeds on his
errand 80 retail IL to his fellows. Who