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ciate, as well as the youthful protector, of Ida,
the fair daughter of Isaiah Preston, gentleman
esteemed alike as philanthropist, and as one of
the most Jealous advocates in the cause of Ameri-
can independence. Ida was, indeed, beautiful
creature-a being whom the poet might deem a
model for his brightest imagery. The black,
flashing eye, and the snowy brow, the glossy
ringlets and the perfect symmetry of form-all
were charming-but these were