SERIOUS RErLEGTIC2rG.
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The most true and genuine happiness of
the human soul, is formed in the eniearing
conf lcuce of an attachment, which consists
in the mutual sincerity ofboth hearts. Here
communication plcases and improvcs-here
attention and respect CRAFTY, while they
warm the beating heart, that watches the
approach; the kind reception-the soIici-
tudc for success-thc tcar of doubt--thc ex-
pectant ardour ripening into love, are mo-
mentary symptoms, which mark tac objects
of such passion, and awaken in the heart
the highest admiration for the bliss OF hcav-
en--in this commerce of society, a glorious
partialty dignfics the choice, and harmony
seems to involve two hearts in one-the
hopes, the cares, the sentiments, and pur-
suits are mutual, they are mutually adopted,
participated, and soothed; this union OF
hearts inspires superior consciousness, that
breaks down the image of scnsua!ity--puts
forth the delights of observation-disclosures
the glow of honour, and initiates the heart III
the first duties of social life.


However some may laugh at sentiments,
there is il value in the coin, which raises 1t
above the price ofscnsuality, and gives it a


superiority above the sprightly charms OF
lunteeing gaety, or even the more solid ac-
complishmcnts of a cultivated understand
| ing, and therefore, through perhaps not so
strong and rigid, as firm and positively vir
tuous rcsoution--vct there is a captivating
purity, in its silver orc, that will ALWAYS pre-


serve It's sterling worth in every thinking
mind.