nted themselves ? -- he dreamed indeed,

    -- As appetite is  to dream,

    Of meats and drinks, natures refres s.

    But s? --

    , ood,

    And saheir horny beaks

    Food to Elijah bringing, even and morn;

    taugo abstain from :

    also how he fled

    Into t, and

    Under a juniper; then how awaked

    he coals prepared,

    And by t,

    And ate time after repose,

    trengty days:

    Sometimes, t ook,

    Or as a guest  his pulse.

    Noton is finelier fancied temperate dreams of to s, troduction of  fitting and pertinent?

    tically I am no enemy to graces; but practically I o (before meat especially) to involve sometites, of one or anot spurs to our reason,  feebly set about t ends of preserving and continuing t blessings to be contemplated at a distance itude; but t of appetite (t fit season for t exercise. t tion, itle to tory prefaces. I  grace, and tions to t and drink folloo be less passionate and sensual ttons nor , as a s  ances. tizen in ucker, I cannot imagine it a surplice.

    I am no Quaker at my food. I confess I am not indifferent to t. tuous morsels of deers fles made to be received e services. I e a man ing not to kno aste in ters. I sinctively from one er in tastes for food. C----  a man cannot  certain but . it innocence, I confess a less and less relises. table tribe  t ick to asparagus, o inspire gentle ts. I am impatient and querulous under culinary disappointments, as to come  tanc