YOUTHFUL LIFE.
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Whenever | want to be cXcuisitely hap
py, call to my recollections the passionate
emotions which tlrob)ed in the bosom when
it counted about eighteen summer suns,---
The age of romance, fancy and imagination
too often ceases at tfive-andtwenty, but there
is no pleasure SO exquisite as the first sensa-
tions which female lovelness excltes in the
bosom of romantic youth. 1t approaches
to the ccstacy of higher exstence.-Ihe
objects of his thoughts seen afar off is sutfl-
cient to put hin on flame. The very green
swarl which she treads acquires the char
acter of holy ground 1.-The house in which
She resides kindles the flame of DEVOTION
But how soon all these fine feelings subsde
in the bosom of man. The flame of love, as
it is called, is only of short duration in tho
breast of the male sex. 1t glows, and flames,
and burns for few short years on both sides
of twenty, and then sinks down forever. The
heart of woman is different. Love and affec,
tion are the absorbents of her whole exls-
tence. Man has hundred other objects.