Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-05-14

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II its latest prize questions, the
Literary News calls for . ID oice 81 se.a
ections from Hawthorne. The list OF
quotations present ed for choice Is. so
3dnirab made up, that we insert IT,
mere as q matter 81 literary interest:
maiden in her teens has acer-
Jain charm of hall blossom md deli
.ately folded leaves, and tender Wu1n-
anho od hielded by aidenly reserve. ~ =,
2 S a picture, however admirable
I 70 the painters art, and wonderful
his power, requires Of the spectator
= surrender Of himself, in due proper.
zion with the mir acle which has been
wrought. Like all revelations Of the
better life, the adequate perceptionsof
= great work Of art demands a gifted
simplicity Of Yision Marble Faun.
8. 9 All brave men love; for he only
IS brave who has affections to fight
Tor, whether in the daily battle Of life
Or physical contests
! ~ 6 An evil deed invests itself with
the character OF DOOM Scarlet Let
5. "Be true! BE true! Be true!
Show freely to the world, if not the
worst, yet some trait whereby the
worst may be inferred. Scarlet Let
ter :: K .ss It'll. 4, s 81 VIZ 'ss4 p, .s.
o.. Christian faith is a grand cathe-
dral with divinely pictured wind ows.
standing without, you sees.no glory,
nor possibly can imagine any; stand
mg within, every ray of light reveals a
harmony of unspeakable splendors."
Marble Faun. e -Y $3.50 .>..
z. "Could the departed, whoever
he may be, return in g. week after his
decease, he would invariably find HIM
I self 5at a higher or lower point than
he had formerly occupied on the scale
OF public appreciation" 49,.
8. "Could we know all the vicissi-
tudes of our fortunes, life would be too
full OF hope and fear, exultation or
disappointment, to afford us a single
hour Of true serenity Twice Told
Tales.
9. death is SO genuine a TACT that
1t excludes faisehood or betrays it's
emptiness. It is touch stone that
proves the gold and dishonors the
baser metal" House of Seven Gables.
10. docs it not argue a superin-
tending Providence that, while view
less and unexpected events thrust
themselves continually athwart our
path, there should still be regularity
enough in mortal life to render fore.
sight even partially available?"- Twice
Told Tales.
IL. "Electricity! the demon, the
angel, the mighty physical power, the
all-pervading intelligence? By it's
means, the world of matter has be-
come a great nerve ,viabrating thou
sands of miles in breathless point
OF time. The round globe a vast
brain instinct with intelli-
gence. House of Seven Gables.
~. every crime destroys more
Edens than our own MARBLE Faun.
10. every human being, when
given over to the Devil, is sure to have
the wizard mark upon him, in one
form or another" -Blithedale Ro-
nance.
IA. "From henceforth forever I
shall be entitled to call the sons of
toll my brethren, and shall know how
to sympathiZe with them, seeing that
likewise have risen at dawn and
borne the fervor of the mid da y SUM-"
American Note Books.
Is. He meant to humble Alice,
not to kill her; but he had taken a
woman's delicate soul into his rude
grippe, to play with-and she was
dead. House of Seven Gables.
16. II, in whose daily life you dis
Germ the scantity OF Enoch-I, whose
Footsteps, AS you suppose, leave a
gleam around my earthly track
l, who have breathed the parting
prayers over your dying friends X
l* l, your pastor, whom you rever-
ence and trust, am utterly a pollution
and a lie. "-Scarlet Letter.
II. IF had aninsupportable bur-
den,-if, for any cause, were bent up
on sacrificing every earthly hope as q
peace offering toward heaven,-1would
make the wide world my cell, and good
deeds to mankind my prayer" MAR
BILE Faun. : 49,. T..
Is. intellectual activity Is inconp
patible with any large amount of bod.
lily exercise. Blithedale Romance. ;
10. ut contributes greatly toward
mans mortal and intellectual health
to be brought into habits of compan-
ionship with individuals unlike him
self, who care little for his pursuits,
and whose sphere and abilities he
must GO out Of himself to appreciate"
Scarlet Letter.
20. ut is a terrible thought that
our individual wrong-doing melts into
the great mas of human crime and
makes us-who dreamed only of our
little separate sin--makes us guilty of
the whole. MARBLE Faun.
21. at is hard to die without ones
happiness; to none more so than my
self, whose early resolution it had
been to partake largely OF the joys of
life, but never to be burthened with it's
cares: Vain Philosophy!"-Journal of
Solitary Man. i. vi 8 .si-. VII ~
~. Love, whether newly born, or
aroused from q death like slumber,
must always create q sunshine, filling
the heart SO full of radiance that it
overflows upon the outward world
Scarlet Letter. - ..@..f VI.
| 20. "Man must not disdain his
brotherhood, even with the guiltiest,
since though his hand be clean, his
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