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Homans Loue.-What is so unearthly, so beauti- ful, as the first birth of womans love The air of heaven IS not purer in its wanderngs,-t sunshine, not more holy in its warmth. O, why should it de- terorate in It's nature, even while it increases Tn it's degree Why should the step, which prints sully its snow?

 A man feels but slight comparative happiness in being loved, d,lf he knew it is in vain. But to womon that simple knowledge is sufficient to destroy the memory of thousand distresscs; and it is not un- til she has told her heart again and again that she is loved, that she will even begin to ask if it be in vain.