The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-06-04

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forming Him that the writer bad
once heard bin express a beafdagf
for "spongo cake (l is 4 weak.
ness ~ hisj and she had, therefore,
made Unc ufRsEtf fof him, and
hoped Il would suit hts taslc Up
on the latter point he ean assure
his fair friend, In advance, that she
need have no sort Of doubtful ap-
pfchension, for, though he has not
yet permitted the sacrilagc Of III.
Producing a knife into the beauti.
fol pyramid, he knows that the
hands which made this cake could
not make anything that would
not be sweet and palatable.
Made by a daughter Of the muses.,
It Is covered with poetry in the
shape Of chastc, snowy and taste
fully ornamented icing, beautifully
draped around the edges and sur.
mounted by a cornueopia, on eth.
er side of which is a sweet little
typical dove, while from its mouth
blooms the most lovely bouque.
that even the eyes Of a poet evel
Toasted on, or his most prolific and
fiowery Imagination ever pictured
to his admiring gaze. This being
the exterior, he knows, beyond al
peradventure, and especially whei
he remembers that it was suggest
ed by the heart and manipulated
by the hands Of a poetess, tina
the interior is a perfect connection
Of the very sweetest Of the sweet
ofpoetry.
Ambrosia is the food ofthe Gods
They are welcome to it all, bu
they can't get any of our Lowell.
!. cake, and it is a debatable ques
ton with us, as yet, whether W
can even have the heart curse
TO spoil the beautiful, snowy an
, aower-crowned icing in orde
. to get at that which is beneath il
The fair and gentle song-bird VIII
-, made and sent it was a little AZ
prenensive that we might find
"rather dry We can quiet he
fears on that score. We know
cannot be ''rather dry to us, bt
we intend to eat it with delightfl
relish even il before it is finished
becomes as dry as shavings or sa
dust.
S Upon close inspection (for Il
II cake captured both eye and hea
so completely that we could see n
n thing else for awhile,) we found
c thanking ofother sweets which ha'
y already suffered, and were "pitch'
tie into" by OUR Birdie even befo
[. we were aware of it.
l. Considering the source when
it comes, we shouldn't be surpri
/, ed if after eating this cake we we
J. to find oursclf under the inluen
re of an inspiration provocative
y poetry to soothe and calm
he troubled heart, and elevate 4
lie thoughts to regions of submit
r There is inspiration in it we kn'
i'll for we already feel its innuen'
n We shall not attempt to curb
r scope. 1t would be superluous
he say we thank our fair friend "
Id all our heart, for her sweet a
beautiful gif-the creation of !
'e- own bright genius and the 80
of her own gentle hands-and
taking the trouble to make it h
sell for US, which enhances
:, appreciation Of 1t. She knows |
=, already without any words Of on
for SHE KNOWS US.