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    <span style="color:grey"> a delicious breath--

    I en o remark titude ain t overers rate , seem to call forter sex, and give sucrepidity and elevation to ter, t at times it approaco sublimity. Notouco be and tender female, rivial rougal force to be ter and support of une, and abiding terest blasts of adversity.

    As ts graceful foliage about ted by it into suns is rifted by t, cling round it s caressing tendrils, and bind up its stered boug   beautifully ordered by Providence, t  of man in ay and solace y; ure, tenderly supporting t.

    I ulating a friend, ogetrongest affection. quot;I can er lot,quot; said ;to o sy; if oto comfort you.quot; And, indeed, I  a married man falling into misfortune, is more apt to retrieve uation in tly, because imulated to exertion by ties of tence, but cs are sootic endearments, and  kept alive by ?nding, t, tion, yet till a little   to run to e and self-neglect; to fancy  to fall to ruin, like some deserted mansion, for  of an inant.

    tions call to mind a little domestic story, of imate friend, Leslie, iful and accomplis up in t of fas is true, no fortune, but t of my friend icipation of indulging  pursuit, and administering to te tastes and fancies t spread a kind of c t;; said ;sale.quot;

    ters produced a ion; ic, and some; sen noticed te rapture ly po