CRUSHED AFFECTIONS.
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How many suffer by unreturned affection!
They are attached strongly TO those who re
turn them cold words. Indifferent looks, and
even avoid their presence. A word, that might
not otherwise be noticed, often sinks deeply
in the heart Of one whose life is bound up in
another. Where an object is cherished, each
motion is watched with solicitude, and a smile
gives exquisite pleasure, while irown sends
dagger TO the heart. There is no greater sin
than TO crush the warm affections gushing free
ly from generous heart. II dries up the fountain
of the soul-fades the smile on the cheek, and
casts shadow over every bright and glorious
prospect. Draw near 10 the heart that loves
you, return the favors received, and if you can
not love in return, be careful not to bruise or
break il by careless word. an unkiad express
sion, or an air of Indifference 80