{"newspaper_name": "The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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Nature and Natures God smile upon the IN.
ion that is sweetened by love and sanct6ed NV
law. The sphere of our affection is enlarged
and our pleasures take wider range. We be.
come more important and respected among men
and existence itself is doubly enjoyed with this
our softer self Misfortune loses halfits anguish
beneath the soothing influence of her smiles, and
triumph becomes more triumphant when shared
with her. Without her what is mani Arovinp
aud restless being; driven at pleasure by roman.
tic speculation, anl cheated into misery by fu.
tile hopes-the mad victim ofuntamed passions.
and the disappointed pursuer Of fiuitless ioys--
But with her he awakens to new life. lie fol.
lows a path--wider and noblcr than the narrow
road 10 self aggranIisement--this is scattered
with more fragrant flowers, and illumined by q
clearer light.