International Weekly Miscellany - Volume 1, No. 9, August 26, 1850 by Various
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Then, wandering homeward slowly,
I'd learn my heart the tune Which the dreaming billows lowly, Were murmuring to the moon! R.C. * * * * * True genius is perpetual youth, health, serenity, and strength. The eye is bright with a fine fire that is undimmed by time, and the mind, not sharing the body's decline from the prime of middle age, continues on with illimitable accession of spiritual power. Our convictions should be based on conceptions got from insight of principles, and not upon opinions spawned of authority and expediency. Every man shall influence me, no man can decide for me. * * * * * [FROM THE SPIRIT OF THE TIMES] REMINISCENCES OF SARGENT S. PRENTISS, OF MISSISSIPPI. BY T.B. THORPE. AUTHOR OF "TOM OWEN, THE BEE HUNTER." The death of Sargeant S. Prentiss has called forth an universal |
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