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Tioga Eagle (Newspaper) - May 17, 1843, Wellsboro, PennsylvaniaLutler Smith the county of y to the next or sessions to in inlay next tavern in the 11 the Village of of the f Ting Coin citizens of i i a that an inn to Accomma strangers r a e now ecu n the Village of of Tioga Afore Lii Iler Smith is use room and in a com cd a Jet Jason of y and Imper is. Mid in foods forum it. printed and published vol. . 41. Tic Potter s daughter of Corinth. It was an evening an evening in one of the fairest cities of All Greece. With the Blue sky shining Down upon temples and towers whose very ruins break hell Forth the poetry of architecture and spoke dimly to after Ages of the simple and classic grandeur of that ancient and time hallowed spot Tiu stately Corinth but it is with the history of the Hunan hearts which beat and struggled and broke within its mar ble wails that we have alone o do and thai is much the same in All coun Ines and noes a sad and sacred volume scarcely to be read without tears. It a mean House m the suburbs of the City sat a Young Gnu apparently lost in thought but How Beautiful no wonder those greeks with such living models before should Excel As they have done every other nation in the world. But for the flashing eyes and quivering lip she might have passed with her lofty Grovv and delicate profile for some highly finished statue she was so cold and passionless to look so faultlessly classical a lie unstudied arrangement of her half and How inn garments we one forgot to notice were somewhat of the coarsest am Loci noted the Low Ca of the wearer. Cut woman in in r Youl Hull Beau i v and i ule h As ,1 1 i nobility Winch rises Superior to the Petty distinctions of Rouk and Slation. Sin u is a splendid arc Al Are that 1 and Loo. Then that Sid and so m lat in of we no so cd Ful to not alway s i nun v warship k Iti s the them. Al Beautiful us in have i Thi tji ii i is for a or it and How 16 Mali up i it Praff Lilc s Clu Jelv the u girl s hearts were As Brittle and As easily broken As your and he merry laugh rang pleasantly in the of Man s ears As she withdrew to her household duties. Hat night As lit Lay Between sleep and waking the Potter fancied Herd a strange wailing sound As of one Ping and lamenting in bitterness of wish but after it might have n a dream we do dream strange perhaps Myron partly guessed from manner of Dib Tades what he Tho to i resented it deeply for some Days sed away without his appearance at House which had for Many years in he w an be in n a second Home to him in however that his betrothed much of his time. Hen h in he was Sti an u Urc till a i of have he in strange proce i Lys ppm upon the. Inn e 1 in Hue manner 3 Bright Al ish passed the lace of thai statue like a i the Ion my of approach ing footstep and its cold and rigid expression disappeared. Said she railing to meet him Ami her voice Sweet and gentle you Are ii cd no More so thin replied in Oil Man yet no no Ushy lease me Willi these Idle questions c because i know by you Bijj Conn to Nince Llinat something mint hip in n e d to v e x a o i .11 i c .1 s i n 11 is no worse. Hui you not sni Hod upon me Jit or Calud be Jour Nul 1 to have Chil a a Only id m a me m us i be i a incr it i son i Hope thai w the old Puller 1 Happy Cui 111 i , cd Why .1 i know not indeed but of an yes d i with of an now you will Tell me what you were angry about just now nay. It matters not. You have the i suppose i i have been within doors All then Illus not reached you. 1 thought not by and again the old Man was Bilene. I wonder my Ion has not been Here said the girl at length. Lie m belter engaged doubtless with his replied the Potter bitterly. Every wednesday by mag ill year. Payable halt yearly in Nova acc or 5o int Spaid within the year. Wellsborough we i n e s d a May 31, 1 8 4 3 whole no. 250. Hail to Sufler. It is True ran is very dear to me Asil is Only ral he should be when we have in each other so Long even from very childhood but our affection Ever that of brother and sister Ling More. Father i should be if you and he were not fear not it is sufficient that i have need him without and so you really said Intha hanging playfully Over him no at Len passed and sell. A May took did pm t Oiin re ult her looked up on i enter Ai usual Calm smile 1 a l i id. You have been Aben from us g Lime she but ii not chide 3 of since you have a bless been Nee much indie a i Vou pleasantly aged. And yet 1 have a woman s to know All about your Beau the 3 Oung greek answered Frank fur he was relieved by her manner Lii the Gul listened with a smile up her lips. Heaven Only knows what id and bitter thoughts might have in in her hear i and does she love you so very have dared to Hope and Belice she Lias not confessed it a i a Maiden should never Tell her there was no need it is a Lan Oge the signs of which Are easily in a peeled without the Aid lion one loves said Cor Iha half sadly hut not else and it Best so. But you have not told me Myron come confide in me As of a and i soothe if i cannot help yes it seems to Tell you cry although you Weie much v Siiger than Rny Seil i i member that child Little kind never to cum it although it could not always in eve a those Happy the git h hut of i ave not yet Uiligi me what in is that grieves it is an old answered the Icek the lather of my gentle Lone r Ich and will not her to me in i 1 realized a certain sum which i acquire ears of toil and Industry 0111 a my i always Cine to you in and Tiou blocs and ill in cure ears Coffi but you Are Young and she will be Young Corintha bowed Down by an j Guise and disappointment had been haunted by a dim recollection of words spoken years ago which should have found no utterance had they meant no thing and feared to meet the passion ate reproach of eyes that he merely imagined it so Long sought his in trustful love. Alas for Man s Van Ity if it was thus their is but one thing More powerful and that is woman s Pride it was a strange Caprice but that night when she retired to her own apartment the girl sought the rude Cas Ket which contained her Little dowry and smiled As she clasped the bracelets of massive Gold upon her slender and braided her dark hair with gems of no mean value. It might have been at her own Radiant Beauty and yet that needed no mix Pricious ornament to in crease its Lustre or she was recalling to mind perchance the night when she wore to Lippi last and How Many had said that the Potter s daughter of Corinth Shou d have been a Queen. And one but no matter n hat his words Weie now since he Loo Lias forgotten presently As though the whim had i passed away Corintha a clasped the i bracelets from her Aims kissed them passionately for they were a dead Mother s legacy and replacing them in the casket actin a to test. The following morning she quilted the House soon alter Day i Oak and was absent until the is cuing when she re turned Carv and disappointed. Six murmured the Gul it scums a Long to wait but 1 cannot manage any better or 1 could have wished the trial sooner Over. In will pass quickly enough to them yes half a year is Over when we Are Happy but it is a weary work for the wretched to count its Leaden fooled hours and to say in the morn would to god it were night ocl and at night would to god it were morning again no wonder they should deem it an age. But it passed away at length and on the very Day of its expiration we return to our legend and its oiling he Rhine the pot Ter s daughter of Corinth sat at usual with Lui household tasks looking a lit lie tired hich might Well be for she had been out Ever Tince Llie Daun but with an expression of Joy almost divine upon her brow and lip. Presently the door opened quickly and a fair gentle Yeti girl stood Ling Erin Gly on the Asil half afraid to enter. Corintha turned Pale and trembled too hut it was for a moment and than she came formed smilingly and spoke to the Young stranger in her kind Sweet voice we should know one another i said she. You Aie the beloved of my i on and i the daughter of Dib Tades and his Eai Lic St yes he often Speaks of you and Many an hour have i and watched for 3 of to go , that i might Sre in you were As Beautiful As he described. But you look kind and gentle too and so forgive me if i sought you out in my troubles having no Ono else in who Tyl dared my poor Lono what troubles she sex Long eager and her is she said and Piotr acied she smiled at he a How Bra Tufui claimed Corm the. The Olu Man Casl a searching look upon this and so Earnest As his scrutiny that length and asked by Lully of could be thinking. I Lulu been said Dibua but it is All past now and you Nius be very kind to Myron if he should come to make up or my harsh Ness. After All there Wasno harm and Why were you harsh to poor Myron father asked the girl coax singly. Because because i thought that you and not this Young Lone should have been his betrothed or Why for years a he been like your very Shadow and i feared Pardon me my child that you might have Felt this what love unasked replied the Maiden with a proud smile upon her. Quivering lips. Me thinks in it were Bijj Malul. It May he so and yet it is hard to t link that even in All be Well in the end in glorious Sunshine four youth will ave passed never to return i in worse still that in the interval death or change May Render vain the labor of Alf a Hie i nay i will have no said a Orintha she will be yours and sooner perhaps than you think for or if it l e otherwise never grow old or change or once Loving cease to love a jollies while life remains. I have no Lehew id the word that greek girl s was a Sweet Creed in Zotigh somewhat wild and Savouring with few exc up the Young to this a. But Lone is not like replied or companion. She is gentle and Ealy persuaded a a but the child when she loves be c Jmes a woman Myron she will r Mako All the better wife far it special r to you who do love your own Way Hale. I had almost forgotten that i n keeping you from her now but Bijou will come again soon and Tell me i of you the greek promised and amidst All slightly of idolatry Jons it is that of is fears for the future left her with get heart. Perhaps had fancied himself the stately Beauty of the Pooi have blessed with his affect that is the very thing. How had loved you instead he be been much and the girl bowed Down her head upon her can you a i wish h would in hands an i wept. This is a fearful jest said Corin but the Pale face of Lone heed her for the thought and Flag her arms care singly around her Ticy mingled their tears together. Ii ova kind of you to feel thus for one who is almost a stranger to to claimed the girl at length but 1 knew i was sure it would be so he always said How Good and compassion ate you but you have not yet told me what brought you interrupted her companion somewhat impatiently. What but my fears for birr for Myron who is lost if you Aid me not. You alone can save him i know replied Corintha and have already done a and lie consents lie will yield me up the he thanked although i cart not How Boon they take me to themselves what strange mystery is asked her companion with while and quivering lips. You so Young so loved and yet wish for death did i it was a sinful thought. I knew not what i said. And Jet in is better to die than live alone in the world far exclaimed Corintha eagerly. But your mind wanders my poor child this great Joy has been too much for yes it is Joy to know that i have emancipated him from the weary Bond ago that was consuming his Young life hour by hour. That after a Lime he May be Happy he May even love again. Andret the Triumph after All was not wholly mine. Last night when they thought i slept i stole out Olathe House and went guided by the lamp which May be seen of late burning even in Lill the Dawn to Myron s workshop. Yon think perhaps it was scarcely Mardenly but was it not for me he toiled thus Early and late and yet i trembled and half feared to enter. But i took courage it last and wondering that he never raised hit head crept up to him and pressed my lips timidly to his faded brow. I Lud not dared to do this but i thought he slept and How surprised and pleased he would feel to be awakened thus. Surely Corintha his untiring Devotion deserved this slight Reward go said her companion in a Low voice. He did not chide thee doubtless neither will no for he was Pale and cold As Marble and never stirred he had fainted a Way through exhaustion and As i Hung frail Mically Over him the w Hole Ruth burst at once upon my mind was literally by inst Inch by Inch for me it was in vain to think that my father would Abate one Iota of his demands Ever since i can remember he has made in his proudest boast never to go Back from his word. But one Way remained by which he might be saved and though my own happiness was to be the sacrifice i did not shrink from it. And yet i was but a bad pleader for i Clung to him even while i Supplicate upon my Knees that he would yield me up and while my lips prayed him to renounce and forget me my heart drank in with a wild and Sel fish Joy every burning and passionate vow. Perhaps he saw the struggle for he o Fly smiled called Rne a fond foolish child who knew not what i asked and after see Ina. Me to my Back with his thin hollow checks and feeble step to toil again As he had months until and then in my despair i remembered you ail came hither to ask your Aid for i Well knew the value he Al ways sat upon your and now that All is Over and you have lost him forever can you still re Joice a yes for he will rest to night first Lime for and soon be quite Well again for t key Tell me it is re to Only he but yourself Lone no matter for said the girl let us think Only of him and this was women s love in those ancient . Is it less pure less self Sacii ii ing even to this Day i we think not. May i come and see you some asked Lone care singly As they parted at length. It would be such happiness when we Are quite alone if i might talk occasionally of him whom we both a old you thai girl exclaimed her companion wildly. Nay is it not so True he was not your betrothed but there Are Many kinds of you Are right Rny Sweet Lone said Cerintha kissing her fondly. My love for Myron is not like the Young girl turned away with a smile upon her White lips but she was no heroine and when she reached Home she Flung herself Down upon the ground and wept in passionate abandonment of grief while the daughter of Dib Tades returned quietly to her work. It is murmured she Lone is worthy of him for the first time for Many weeks Myron came that night a of old. But inc Potler was still Busy in his shop and Corintha from Home her re however being momentarily expected he sat Down to await it and weary and exhausted fell Fajt asleep. Although Pale and worn and hollow eyed with much toil his features even in slumber had a Bright and Happy expression and once or twice he smiled As if his dreams were pleasant it was Long since he had slept thus soundly even Corintha s return failed to awaken him or the burning tears which fell upon his brow As she Bent Over him. Was she weeping to see How changed he had become or did the vision of poor Lone and her Lover in his lonely workshop come sadly Back to her heart As the Young greek slum he red thus his Fine and strongly marked profile was distinctly reflected on the Wall of be Corintha perceiving it sketched the outline in charcoal ii Lapid hand and then turning laughingly to her father who had just e entered asked him if it was not an Excel Lent likeness. Myron awoke at the sound of her glad voice. One moment exclaimed she i i not caught the very curve of that proud it is admirable said Dib Tades and even Myron smiled at ibis rude sketch of himself for he could now. Some unknown Friend had sent him the very sum required by the Iron he red father of Lone who had now no longer any excuse for delaying their nuptials or the Gill concealing her deep and passionate tenderness. Per laps they were All the happier for the Arief Cloud which had darkened Over the Sunshine of their lives since it had aught them How dear they were to each other. I and can you form no guess As to whom you Are indebted for Thiis great kindness Dib Tades. None i believe it to be the act of the gods themselves in pity to the prayers and tears of my poor such things have replied the old Potter with solemn earnestness. But his daughter seemed less superstitious for she smiled a and spoke on other topics. But the Young pen can Hope to do Justice to her feelings when she found that the sacrifice would not be demanded of that she was free to love him again and More than All to let him see that she did and had Only to nurse him Back to health. And need would have died for him without her Fate been a singular one for it is with some few rare exceptions the common doom of womanhood. In the innocent Joy of her heart she went Early the following morning to Tell the Good news to her kind Friend Corintha and ask an explanation of much that had puzzled her in their 1-.- interview but the door was Laste cd and As her gentle request for admit Lince failed to elicit any reply she concluded that she must be out. Such however was not the Case the dauger of debt Glades was too Busy to be disturbed and would not perhaps that every one see the nature of occupation. She was moulding ,1 figure in Clay from the rude sketch Ectore her and it Vas wonderful the Genius she displayed in this strange employ ment. She sat thus cd or since by break but she put it away when eve Ning came and the following morning wot ked at it again until the statue was finished when she carried it smilingly to her father who Priis Jed her ingenuity and put it in his Furnace to Harden. The wedding passed away As most weddings do even to Day. The Bride in her love half wondering what she could have done to Merit so much happiness and vowing in the Depths of her Young heart to repay it with n life s Devotion inc Maidens half envious half hopeful that their turn might come soon and the aged Livi g Asil were Over again their Youthful Days with the loved and lost restored by the magic Power of memory and Tion. But the and brightest even than Llie Bride her self in All the Grace of her winning and child like the to Ter s daughter of Corinth. And it was strange Loo fur her night Black hair was unrelieved by a single ornament and her White arms Rich Only in their own faultless symmetry while in was usual on such occasions to display those treasures which were the Pride of the Maidens of Greece. Dib Tades spoke of it to his child. Nay my replied Corintha Ding Down the dance. It misfit have been observed that she never wore her ornaments again. That greek bridal it was a scene for Young artists to dream of and Muse upon but which they May not Hope to Leaze a vision from the land of the Beautiful that fades before the cold touch of natural Insp ipalion. What glorious faces to litre were among those children of toil what flashing eyes and Noble forms such As we can but fancy nov. What twinkling of White i but when they drifted and How Sweet were the which lose no in bless Ings Tor that Nappy pair the end however was much the same As it is to this Day Fri , even among those who h ii a set m de the merriest there went Home very dreamt of the might have been Corintha sought her lonely chamber. The Lolly character of her Beauty had passed away the proud head was Bent the spirit broken she Down before the image she had moulded and buried her White face in her hand heaven pity her for she has played her by aptly and Kepi her sad secret to the last. Arid yet the Doum of the i Ottar s daughter was no in Sola Ted one. How many1 there Are who like her have formed unto themselves idols of Clay and Well Over them Iti Isa cd Muon worship which has lured away Bioko a thousands of y Cuth tur is. Coring in is Aid Toh sve been the first originator of the Art of design clip Gici and Dun n. Veal Ings that have Down to us t hat Aii client and Lime Hallow cd epoch from which a billed race of poet artists As tiie have been justly called who shall be certain thai in is Only a fable the Are sure to believe us for Faith in the glorious pm of youth. The old May sneer and Philo Sophise if they will and yet even they must coif i s that it might a e been True. For oui selves we can Only thai the spin of the past has been with us manners. Attention to manners May not appear a lust new to have connection with the health. But it i not so. Our habits of and Miil Are intimately related that their Mulu ii i flu acc is Eal and not of these Liabis can be named that i does not directly or Tiff directly aspect the health. Atid i that gun Lacni Anlo manners prevalent in Good society Are favourable too ill. I speak not Here of Chc Ter Fieldian in i lie i absurdities but of the fundamental rules of police which regulates the conduct of a i incite a Dis pose to treat others with urbanity Ness Aid due respect to maker a timely cautious of injuring gently have you not often said that you liked me Best without them but at such a time As this you should have dressed yourself like the a i shall never be As other returned Corintha half and then she added in a Gayer tone you know i was always wilful and loved to have a Way of my the father s heart swelled with a fond Pride As she turned away him and with a lighter laughter went Boun diminishing their rep Obst " . Him Kin him their feeling Ilion or Thi of obstacles in the Way of their enjoyment. Annd on the con to by in i-1 i leading subject in nil his Intercourse with to make them Happy Tot indeed by any sacrifice of Irule or pain Ciplic. But by coh Biling a disposition to befriend them to Over their minor feelings and to give them credit for every virtue which they Mically exhibit. Now such Tronn enl from our f Aloiv men has a to veil i tendency buoy up the mind it and thus to promote the health. And by cultivating such towards others we shall per a Happy reaction upon ourselves not a Little to bodily As Well As mental sanity and a pleasant Creek Fol wife is a Rainbow set in the sky when her husband s mind is tossed Wuh storms and tempests but a dissatisfied and fretful wife in the hour of trouble is like one of those fiends who Delight to Torl Urc lost spirits. No co operation of the Man Ever prospered in the world Wiltil out the co operation of his wife. Ifs Jie unites in Mutual endeavours or rewards his labor with an endearing smile with what Confidence will he resort to his merchandise or farm Fly Over lands sail upon the seas meet difficulty and encounter danger if he knows he is nol spending his strength in vain but that labor will be rewarded by the sweets of Home Solitude and disappointment enter into the history of every Man s and he is but half provided for his voyage who finds but an associate for Happy hours while for his months of darkness and distress no sympathising partner is prepared newspaper in spa Peri

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