New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-16
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Thus always, the tradition. Of human history hav,
kept tic hope, Of men, III ard weak and miserable.
alive. There must BE- Somewhere Oh this planet Of
ours home for ;lr soul, tired with wrestling. iaEI"d
with fight. call 1t the "hch OF Avalon tie "bcautl
ful vaicr of Tempe tho lllil OF to- ~c.cr always
TIE same. 1t meant locality oaisdc p the aud
The rush, the anguish and tAe turmoil. Of tim" ana tjl
ins ~ which one c,ud hnd peace al E1i, where
weapons were not tcIi.s oa"- nerves 70 prrta "Iih
cla,hhg and horns could hams c0ntoutpi on tho "1I'
Win 40 Challenge 60 make iDi "ny moro war.
bnt IL All mraat nothing. the rude world rolled
along. and iJu-l ,lb., OF u0icalr and roueAcr oath,
Of cif-iug wer, Arod d.n, tli. man We, would n,;
nGs. "!h th' rest ana, "I'u ulefu-iol, -"rH "-
in The h,ri pr..i ire. %, vi.tii and nam.
Wen, t..l. o. $50 better -pOt. surely one can ind a
breathing time oi fcl,.i,e how ana then! - bright
mind, went d ,t.p further down into the region, OF
:ahlc. they tIla.I about La!rypE dIyr and related
tender HtIc story dD'It daurutcr 81 A'olu,. ""-c
husband was drowned 100 e cr.cl sea- when th" BODY
widow Clua- io H. aud Wu- dG fled bdch ~ith ~ mo
the IAN" Way ana au.lcd IA the same 'mhl~t.
10 reward their pltaulc affection, tac g,sl, meta
m"fph"s u,rm bodi Iht" "'"I"'",i' anu 'I,," ~.
name # tn birds - liaIcyon- and aHcr"lid dc'rc"i
that all OCEAN sAOJld forever remain calm @hIc these
dc'pli t"a'h',7 bIIlt ,,lr h,'l0 dHr'P ~" ~. ~"
wafer 1h4r men iud fourteen day, called hal'yVh
day. IN which vc-'', were never even bo?'cd Oh uc
bliio"s Of thc dhrN'ihs 'c'i seven dl'' JI'l DIo
The winter soi,tc-. III which III" hingn-hcr' DMit
tho bird, laid their cEeo And down 10 tn da} inc
sailor, tell ~ OF " Tranquil fortnight IN when 0ta9
are brooding and IT, SAFE, are al0nnlc'' ana DUO
And they wait, aud sometimes sing;
And ~ ! watch the line of light that plays
Along the smooth wave, toward The burning Wcn''
| long To tread that golden path OF rays.
And think 'tWOud lead 10 some bright Isle ot rest
IL is all usclcs-, fable and poem alike; for there Is
time to be- given, no spot TO be found when one
may be tranquil where soul, get release. lcJ
the whole world signing Just ~" same.
II viii aid If. in the second place We con-
slider the o This experience. We all recognize
the force and meaning II such cry this the p-ah
ist utters but the thought which lie, below II varies
very widely according 10 our history and iempeflhclg
There wclrinc,s Of life IN it present form Wh'n
grows ont of simple disgust with the world. We nav
learned the precise worth, o., rather. ptc'I.,c
wOrthlessncss OF all II has to offer. In reply
TO sautation OF Happy New Year Lord
Dundas once said Well. IT, has need 10 be better thd
tho last for had never a happy day In It!' Th0ush
he was q peer I'm the realm OF Britain. ne ready 10
admit with the Royal Preacher. " have seen an 'I,G
works that are done under the smu and behold! au
is vanity and vexaon Of spirit The behavior 3i
\bsalOm outraged every feeling David cherished III
whole confidence. was betrayed he lost his trust III
men We understand this burst Of emotion We alno''
reciprOcate the wish for a doves wings. =.