What is a year in Time's iron heart this hour
A reflective verse ponders time as a fleeting breath and a wave bubble. It traces the cycle from youth through seasons to old age and death, portraying a transient life as time moves on.
15 Jan 1852
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1852
Page
1
A reflective verse ponders time as a fleeting breath and a wave bubble. It traces the cycle from youth through seasons to old age and death, portraying a transient life as time moves on.
A lean boy seeks an audience with a celebrated school’s principal. The servant doubts him, but the boy’s clear answers show he learned in spare moments. The scene shifts to a street clash where American youths insist on the right of way, defending republican manners against aristocratic contempt.
A gentleman in an imperious naval-like outfit in a carriage scolds two young shingle shaving merchants, ten to twelve years old, blocking a street. The boys, with a hand cart, are surprised by the remark as a pile of firewood blocks passage and passersby react to the confrontation.
A meditation on human limitation in knowing God and the universe. The text argues that minds cannot grasp the divine essence or the nature of things, noting our small place in creation and the mystery of life from atoms to worlds.
The text muses on God’s all seeing eye across the universe, noting the intimate knowledge of creation from sun to insect. It contrasts natural philosophy with divine grace, warning that too much natural insight softens reverence. It mentions the fallen world, the Son’s message, and various notices from Duncan and others, including a fox incident, Russia and Turkey, Westminster Bridge, a Northampton grocer fine, Peru trades, John O Connell, Gen Marchand, Kossuth, and Alison’s rector election.
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