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without which, the world" would surely be
"sad, and the garden" as wild as Camp
bell could we'll imagine it. Indeed it is hop
ed, that after spending such an evening a.
mong.


vie


With fancy's pencil, and give birth to things
Lovely beyond its fairest pctulings-"
many of the brotherhood will soon have oc-
casion to say with Benedict :-"When
said would die a bachelor, did not think
should live long enough to be married"


We do not positively know, however,
whether any conquests were made on either
side; but we thought now and then, that
"love has eyes" And once, when gen
tleman whose struggling tell-tale hairs had
disappeared for the evening, and received
some kind and f1attering expressions from a
nymph of laughing eye and carnation lips,
we thought, from the life and Joy which
it seemed to have impaired. that the gentle
swain, had he been poetical, would have ex
claimed:--


"Speak to me thus and will be loves slave;
Pll build him altars-hc shall have all flowers
Of vale, or hill, or fountain and all fruits
That melt in Autumn's basket; nay, the gold
ot ilcsperls' gardenwere too Slight y gift
10 honor herr"


Supper was served at ] O'clock, in spa.
clous apartment formed by throwing the
blue and crimsoned saloons of the City Ho-
tel into one. The tables were beautifully
covered with rich vands and fruits, and the
wines were "ruby bright" Every thing, in
inc, went Oft aGrccably comfortably and sat
lsfactorily