AFFECTION.
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Thr same sweet sensations that glow thro'
the closer ties of society. which pant in the
bosom of the husband and the father, per
wade, likewise, the whole mass Of being, and
though week in proportion to the distance
Of propinquity. yet he cannot be called
w,ctchcd, who receives, or communicates
the smallest portion oftheir influence. From
the impasNoncd feelings of the mother to
him who stands joyless on the verge OF apa-
thy, the tide OF affection flows in long and
devious course. Clear, full and vehement,


ii dcscen,s into the vale of life, where. at
ter short time, becoming tranquil and Sc
rene, it separates into many branches. and
these again dividing, wander in Thousand
streams. dispensing as they move along the
sweets OF health and happiness.