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yoLumg 26---NUMBER 47.
6fi Ili itipt.faltikl‘V''..'-',.
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sr swat
b e not . ye who-11 , 08d
-• 'O'er n har;l nod ,Honteray—
Tellpte'd oft to - turn aide: •
in some ,to strni
pe is.t. faithlessi,lostbelieve;
He who trod.lbe.si'lf-same. : Tiind,
Knews the best, the,san(est way *:
Leading: to 11,7 s own abode
e hot faithless', ye 11ho see
Darksoma clouds ittnn-e . -1-our
All itotrit - Trhoso - ilrent
, y rig
Chilling gloominess spread
lie not raithlestl, tkite ie light, • •
- thtnigh it meets not..fittiv your:- Oyes;
&to those clouds will tlisappear,
Leasing biigitt_and 'pleasant Aies.
Bout whp-bend •
'Neath a heavy Wade( care:
StrUgglisw on awhile, rind.then
Almost fainting iti'dpair: 1 •
:.There its help--4e'll-rgive you stretgth
•Stiengdi 'to !tear the Weighty load ;
Grate airi snake to :
\ t'llesqr your intartalong the road.
, -
Be not. #aitLles toff° slob
- •As needed streugtkis givrn;
And when earth is dull and dream."
Steadfast fix your eye on *leaven:
Still Risme the t!ficte• stlelotads
Shioes a pute,,uutlyitig ray; ' •
Faith'alone ritAy . pierce(the gloom
iteareiabrightesi eery to display,
Sonnet.
sr uAurcry. oOLFAIPOL,
'East thou not seen in it4od ruled toweri .
31eit tialitatinn for die tahostilf Time,
Whtre Yelful foragemakes decay . subliMel
: And fiestitution wears •the•face afpowfk I
Frhin die Wire decked with tusulya flower -
Offmgrance wild, and ettaity dappled hue,
stseaked . with iron-broirn and n4.lijpg blue,
. NakM eseb rnininis chink a fairy bower _ : ;
such i.ttling methinks fain would be,
. •
Sheattl_ heaven appoint me to 14'111c-tied age;
So old in 19ok, that Young and bid may
T'he:reo'id of epy closing pilgrimage. . ,;
Ter it, the last, a Tuggedjy.rinklcif t.1114`.
•
To olich Y t ft un g - : sw Setnes 6 - 10 ,Y*Iiiht . to,011g!
•:*clt . rfo.._:. - '_4lioo,tlt# :
ORCUNi.
• - CHATTER. I. •
In the long and narrow..street running
fr'm the Piazza'del Palazze to the mag
nificent church (if Santa. CrOce, stood the
office Id the' Guardia Of Florence, -thin, of
the civic functionaries, who,. about the
-middle of the ffiarteenth 6entury, exer
• ciAed ju-isd:ction corresponding with. that
— dour sheriff. One day, ;an the year 1354,',
an, immense croW l dgatliered, about it, at
\ tracte4l by the sale of tlce
,r,oo tapf
zen under seizure for debt ; and the more:
than "windl number of bargain-Minter'
draNtrthither- 7 —a class as numerous tlien..
anongst the good , citizens. of Florence as I
nniong.st the inhabitants 4. of : any' of our
C r tptry-t4).r115.4 in the present" day:--prov-' I
, ed that the occasion was one of no. ord_
- nary, importance ; Nor did.-they sem
liken-to be disappointed In their. objeit,
- for, the property, though -consulting "4 - a'
rich ssuff - p lei dial-v . mounted arms, and'
fii;niture in the most exquiSite taste, was
"ftlinz.off at the Inwe3t prices.
"The •-e dee dt6 ruin the
y erfl-. rm e .
man, that's certain," aid wearni of the .
,
N-rada del Carmine, shrugging his ,
defs at-the same time with a mogt,resign, , .
ed indifference. T 4
• And if that infamous Dnke otAthens
,ilad not stripped of "everythiug,"
it - Aped a svoman Standing next ,to' hita,
• " nthat bargains of beautiful , gowns.
miiht get t" •
can't hut ihink,” said the .
. that the Signet:tit/Bmila bt-ar.4.thaewn
er some ill:will; it: looks rerklike it at all
events ; and after allit is a pity.";_ .
"it -is - ssandainus ;. its as
exclaimed a citizen,'>- W
no
..came up. ' . .
It *as the_owner of the . seized - gelokt
and if)the - Castilian dictum'be- true that,
n.• On the' brow, and in the eye •
. = • Tile index of the natud dnth. _
.•
bit mind .was a noble, itn_upright, an bo n - .
viable one. But there was a • fill
the lofty brow, and it,fin.sh,of indignation
was Mr be intelligent
,eye, as-he - gazed:tin •
the Guardia, who returned this glance
frith a:look of - irrepreesible exultation. in
the evident bUt impotent * auger of , his
lictirn. For some tailui,"- however, t t he
latter remained a eilent-epeetator .of
tarer sacrifice > of his property, but;
,at
- as inosiuk made
, 111 $ way to-the. 'nifici4, and - 140%1 that, Would diseharge.hils' 'duty Untie -leas
harshy, and • a tittle More
But the Gtiardia Whom
,an old rivalry in
a 10 1.affeir had: rendered his ithplacab le
theray,.aoticedljfirepionetnuice. onlY °" - Y
e metoptuoun "eid-the sale went
" as before.' -1 4te-reitizeto - 'loutify ex-
Pressed their' indignation iiik . thei . 'iadioui
Proceeding of the_Guartlia*lit";
however that inrno:wv -seemed,lo,
~1 14 son their enjoym' in :the
. bargaitti:of
7ch nt ls they Vefrik;sitit.,o4.l#
Moe the uttritia44l#:
*loner
'work
!fa r i lation ttiljoletql* - iiiase- 11 0' 1 - 0 10Y
e his, way troilsli..4he -, em - wdi
e A4l 'r ile4llea P 4/0 0 4 : 4 !friTi a ffYipiP". 440 =
or
the purpose,..or
,the4itplitri.eal4ly,
but calmly alta r
=
kn CitizensofFloteiiii:7lfe 4 : 44 GO
411nrY4iien r•lin*
Jk
1111 4 110 440r,10#*iiiiatiaikr*Iti•
daT; Wito tafi ! --41ay' 1111444 hiivelioiie 131 iii
MfOMIM
ANIN=MMINIM
1 / i. -' ' i ''.. _ v--A* - ..:;.- . iii ~...,
/a9itlea or natree to ftving --1/3231X. riartn
lossly tang quietly have :I gone ig.tindont
lu nQng Y°3 l ; - liat the werlF of this day
has ebanghd,my wblole liatttre.-'[ l4 lak'net
wbat IW+ Wh0,11,.." t. fi tlit ' 9 9IV t -.*ltil)i
-iegyll!ght. 'l;pt bim 4114 . has., 'itde tile
118
"change look well '..ftwit'; forbe' • iiballiiet
Altirly rue thiS dayrs; werk. I livin- not
nleswOrd 4r dagger; I know the use. of
no o kher-weaPOnlint .mY ,.pencil; and I
need no other. „ I will tell you j ithat has
brought me to i this, that- you inky know
how your magistrate can reward a man
for doing a citi,zen's duty. The! yvidow .
(If my dearest- friend was in 'orittiot ilea
of a sum of money,und I,: raised it for
he!, on 'my personal: security . " 11efitj i
snatehed,her away before t ate could re
pay it, and :• . asked iftvain,for a 'delay of
three ;day. Nothini would satisfy the
Getirdia,but the ruittef anbonest'„eitizen
'et, methihks, a Florentine magistrate ,
might well \have deemed, a - little more
courtesy due to Andi ea Orcagna.' [ 'Well!
I Signor, you had yew._ turn, and ?mane is
r yetLto co. , ;You 'have iiiniced'.`yonr
purpose, s o % ill Imine ; and here I swear,
before Ass bled Florence; that 3.;1` will
`plunge yon, bile yet alive, into hell." e l ,
And t bile, the last words were yet pp
mi his lipsAe sprang to the grmind, and
the :crowd giving way befiire him, be went
off in the direction of Santa Maria =L'a
Novena. 'f
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"If we did not , know him to bei Andrea
Orcagnat the painter," said a woman in
the erowld., "we , :might- . -take him-. to be
Cecco dlAscoli, the great magician,'wn* h
his spellti and his witchprafi. ' TO hear
him talleof sending a man,down 'to hell
`alive makes nay blood rue cold."
".To my thinking be hid "good ,reason
to complain,' said a respeetable-leoking
citizen. "He deserves Better of the citi
zens of Floince,,than that they: 'should
quietly stand by.to see !die ruinedd Why,
he is net only 'a: painter, but a -poet, a
`sculptor, and an iire‘liteets, and, w h at is
bettei, a friend; of the Ipeorile k always
I ready to stand up for our rights."
I "That's , true, friend," dilid the v(eaver;
" and while he was . speaking, I could not
'help tbinkini it,' was. Alighieri Dante's
,gliest Come up td upbraid Flerence with
.its ingratitude. B ut the Guardia has or
dered the streets to be cleared; AO we
bad-better be oft 'T .
• OHAPTkR IL
Six onths after, acrowd was i gain
,assemb in .the streets- of Florence; and
again on_ account of _Andrea ,OrCagna.
But thi time the , artist was thevolantary
and grayified eause of its assembling: iLle
hall fieisioed zdorning the ointe4 ""f
Santa _v oce with the two ma: ;ter-pieees,
"ilium ,e" and "Ilell".1--a desig eon
/
ceived from Dante's great', epic— nd he
i
annomked toille nobles of }loran e that
his labors were completed, and_ Belted
the bot or of their presence on e . the day
when . they . were to' be first prmented: to
the - public gaze. , • :
~ The artist's mission was then regarded
as high end holy one ; pen or pencil VVILS
knot then prostituted to`the service of des
petism.i. Half a century bad s'atroely a--
lapsed since the Florentine people, in en
, tbusiastic admiration, had borne in tri
umph t i hrough the streets that Madonna
of Gioyanni eimalme . ; ndr werei they
no* less , ready - 1.0 bail the productilan of
A genius, the gory of, their city., -1 , The
populace flocked to the stiot 2$ Ilt'll. 2s.
the nobles; and foremost =iii the thtong,
ii m
npelled by allgeatit enyy, Was the :Guar
'dia. The splendid paintingii, called i orth'
`acciaimincr burSts- of adiniration, !alike
from noble and from artizau, and some,
who,were nearest to him were centeratu-
luting Orcagna on his , brilliant mtecess,
when, a.Beal of laughter made the} i lofty .
ai:,Ths re-echo, ,
it was .followed.' - iy the
ci y;.. T Guardia.! , the Guardia 1.---
Look at If !..Sure lenough,, therein ts I
in file very middle of hell. :B.nivo,lin4st- 1
er ; bravo,ipaititer. You:lave kept ,y4l - ur I
word." 1 , . 1 1 - -;i 'I
Aimi theitvgaver of the" Stilatia del Cai
mine, for his,iwas the eidlatualion,pOint
ed to a full-logth fiiiir of the Guardia,
distinguishediby the thr 6 crimson _ lilies
in his white cap,' ,Pol set d' hY a -11
• 40°H
witba fiery crook. elos beside-bill, was:
the judge wbo had si the warrant a
r gainst+the.artur, mid al -ti the likeness of
Pecco d'Ascolio a cela _ tee magician of .
that day. . '. ii
i f ra
A shot broke from the usemble4 pop- ,
Lilac" an the pitiless official, who %Ofore
he weav es exclabiation,. haa half l ists- ,
pc,..ted. n twithstatid*theirbidemiS dis
tortion, t ha t he Ives - gazing on hiillown,
linettme s, rushed` towards tbe door
tually lin ling with - indignation, felL
by the je rs and hisses oftbeCrOwd
.., I am at lasl
. d.reaged rma 4 red
Orcagna. i '-- f '
'N ,
4 2 Fri d " said Sy ref to diNedici,
emphati li ; " beware eieNtSs knurl' be
j
.4
has - the curl ing'as well as th ',veno ? mof
th - e serpent ":' • - - , i! . ,
" Weil! at all'events," said the ist,
carelessly;l. have'fined his teeth to ep :
abry, and tracted a few Ofhia ranger '
" Nevert eless, ttarigna,"said a Voice
from the':. wd," beware of the Gunidia;
. ~.
for he will n i
o* you, were t-inde,4 to,
belll k ° • i'''..' ° ''' 1
Aid th ti
e wd . /livened, inavingi 'c
area ta , tri , h in - a modeof -vengeance
which,he Vr.`s the first to 'del"rn (tlihtigh
sereint inst • fleee of a Similar' kind 14-16el
ehriltPa Bit - :. a 1 11 1'4 been' hande d alto.)
'and the ter of, which; iti 'a supenitti
ous sge, we ran nenf %tamely eitiina4.. ,
• ii , ,
..• -.. ~ . . . tit
*,
t - 4.,'•`:01.,07 7 1 1 1,f. .
- 4• 43 reatiPar ' 4
" 1 ".','.' , . f'f
Santa CreceO yaa,. in eein le gal' OM
ill
and, conftdept: (he .10tintsiasm ex Sled
by . - hia gigantic' iterk,' be immediately r e =` .
pal/to to the 1)91 to ,request- pay' t=
a th e stiiiik aati: , ;TheY.'revere 'i*-''
therAtivelihz uncierytta'atuig inn ' .
i
possibletp . ' , a itt demand.' The ei 'till
was ii ."- r - -tad callenZuPw 0 1 '
487; hie - ffresel gi•t„.*.3311-..)6,llarrie M.
L iel
4124 the, faitialiioLienger_,lgava A rs
r edswabtaaikl4 4l 4:4 l ) 116 4 .* 40 15 44.
told thitille mist *ititiOt
BEREVINIE
ti, ~.i
. 1 01i:3 , I,' 41i im‘ -. 4.- zig T- o- 44 .iitt ,- .1 - '
MMM
- -- 14,114 , : ,.....:.- a ..
Jr nett.
.. :nos ownTatuur. -1.--p rm . be
reale& tO -4 the ;emit- au duo the
iiiiiiiiesinfluence Awas.,lt4 wee*: . - hie
tiv:
, complaint, was dientissitik r -:
r-
~,Aed liOtt'"ObitUntgleett titieritill Vali'
-cations till : atAengtit - the artist_ that
he badrio redeem lintio.-qitit. k''a .cet
and, unfortunately;: he gave too- le,'ltit
.pressiott „tolls determinaticui. - - V. — -,,
Berard' he (Alined forever hia twatitte 7
retouch:
eauntr3i, tlie treat pater-'-wieinta--i6
Zetouch- the fret's vritit *lack hal- eair
his brother . Berner& '-- hni , -liacerned- the
Capellatii Stray:xi,_ ,
Ur Santa if' la
Novelle—, lir order thaethe: Work—, •r t
not be: interrtiptisti,-tteKekutPet was 'shu t
st i
up. and nenebut , the.zpainter --adrakte4
On-the, eve of the, day When it *IS igltitli
to bO .thrown, open to ',the public, tug
while the artist was•yet, patting:,:the jiii !
ishing-stroke to his work, it was dia . cov
ered that's reliquary ()treat , value - and
a pyx with the - host had been abstracted
frorn.the- chapeL, - AU ',Rlorence 'viva in
, commotion at the:. news - 4. the. first day
eager inquiry, weir passing from month: to
mouth as to who the sacrilegious plunder
ercould be ;;-the:next dap. the name of
Otr.agna was - -whispered; and the third
day; the Vreardia; exulting. in such ti - pre;-
text forte rain ofhis enerny;tipenly de-.
Mounced him before: the .Gonfaloinere of
the republie, and the:Celebrated tutist was
thrown into the state prison. ' -
In the -middle ages, the penalty for
sacrilege- .was death or perpetual imptis-
oninent. - HearyAherefore, wasthe charge
against tile hnhapny , Orcagna rand, *in- i
"nocent as he was, , his insert sunk _within
him,, for he well knew the fickle charact
ei of the Fkirentinein and btutides,. dis
.
grace and ignomy must rest upon his
once4ionored name.", . . . -- .
He•underwent= two examinationserand
Vehemently, passionatelY indignant was
hisprptest against the accusation of theft.
" Manyay have been my fatilts ‘ and er
-Tors," h said; " but thus to degrade eq.
self tot e vilest of 4-riiiiinale---iny lords,
you do it yourselves believe it possibh3.
This ha ,-that has obeyed , the: inepira.-
I
lion of holy art, ie. adorn
, ing - the shrines. of Santa- .Maria , and. Ben
Pietro. M'aggitire---think' you ,tbis band
could be that of the nightly. marauder, -
the base plunderer of the: sacred vessels
of the chapefof the.Strozzi I le any oth
er city hut Florence-, ;Andrea Orcagna_
need not have asserted his innocence.
But what were protestations an&asser
thins ter minds predisposed to believe .in
the guilt '
of the accused ;--Or, at least, de
termined_ tovondemn hitmeagiailty. The,
Guardia had over , theGotifekno t i' ...
re, AM! iltltigliiea ;him against the tm
fbrmnate -artist, by insinuations that the
party of the nobles" would strain every
nerve to Screen.. ! hinv froth thii just indig
hatioM of the Floreatine.. - peopla ;- and
Since the expulsion of the Duke of Atli-,
ims, the whole power was= vested in the
hinds of the popular party. -The GOO=
fatoniere, himself a straigit forward, hoe
*it man, bad no suspiaions of'the tnalig
narit motives - of the Geardia, and second
:ed. him vigorously, believing that be 'Was`
'thereby thivarting the Guelf factioti. - All
see -Imo to promise, -a - - triumph, -to the
• Gairdia; and-the unhappy Andrea was fi
b' '''-: - IO be rut to the' -torture, had - mit
Syl im -Di Medici,:a noble, but on :the
di e,
po u f ar side, made strong-objection, and
stieded in influencing seine others ,to
inteirfere in favor of the artist, • ..
But no interposition.- /Tailed to - alter
theltleterminationof the head of the're
public, whom the-Guardia completely in
fiti+ced ; and be had sworn -to be -con
tent vvii h nothing -short of tne utterrniii or
- Andrea. At '- length- proclamation,- was:.
- made t t the.last -day of trial was over,
and the day appointed-far' : ing seat
enee.-_
ja
,
-. :Fit, nee heard that ` - the scaffoM--?svas
.to rob her of le , t 4 mostilltist otis painter;
and t,bat city of the arts was moved-to its
very -centre; and her try of indignation
and regret was re-eehoetf. by *the. tribti
tary t,owns: file , Aretini and thoinhir.i.
tants of Emp di came in cmveFtlw,, and the
eitiZeris of Piaeistmi a deputation =to de
mand✓ therelease of that Andrea *imbed
immortalized their Caitipo - Sento. ' But,
'all Utak in vain. ; -' - ' - -I
-' The tribenal assembled to passsentente.„
1 - Vos li*lti; the' - - concourbe ofthe - people. -
The 'his of the inexorable Gonfalornere
were-aiready parting to . utteritbe terrible ,
decree. and a thrill seemed to pallOthrot . igli
the immenseniultitudei as if it had been
one min, Whet, suddenly a voice was heard,
Fryieg;l" Make way ! make - way!" and a
figure rushed tbrough .-the I crowd, end
- stood in =front Of the judgmetweeet. - - •
Theintruder was a7ou!ig ' man, and he.
- ..The: great
-1 \ ,
Vitiledi , ChP.
, ' **when 3 .
fres Oremie
iedier..owe
-*jut men= .
= , nci time in!.
ay.:Goo..li
4 , 1 aii idled Cire'SirkistiNkiheimedit
=for it mil his itoiner-0144‘"Ott!Ociioirjui
trade as well eittilr=l2:eme. l „..MOomeetbik
ate '1 was ikinfetinfti in oniOlit:inin . .
cages law , - 'Or.oiViigl4.l' l lialbirdoOr t ,
of mrdeegeketgriiteipiin hi - Merin IR
limuil latelieet end Cltien 4010 Ad , '
thikEleieeetedelieilAtikidiar
ii facei-Sek*bii_lse" baid . *ls =bre o
3r)Milimeefi,il
~
,„,,, conviittist*it
A
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-
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yek b is ;cp. , = ~ , to? follow .binElu
' '0141:410 - Viite- ~ ispelf , 'ififfitedielfig - i .
WiltiAkel. '.•z', =' 1 ' . : ~,,1 3' 02 O . ':
ii*TtrueestiatitxV . 1 ' - c- , - ,-•-• ' T: 'P ;
antO
scram, a
Alm*
?MIA
snisang
thel,pa,
4.Y,1411
bonors,bl
aid -bi-
tite
'Area4Pithof a . . . . 1.33!. t-.
. u„The na 0, et t --:. A•t u 1..T74#4 n arr 1
,crted:Oieignaffididtbe . demand
* is *66 - e a by Om ii&eilAiting , ffOiltip .
. odii , : -'-- .. : -.r ' t .4 1 .7 1. ' : ) ,i I . ; -A, , r •
. _
!?M .
• ,
_s Villn,e.;llPatuft.ol/70110':lturivar
ed the motaw: ; , "anivirAke Ikea . rla , -
don. Ido - iiili knovii, ii. 'lint 'Whit' thave
iad-iii the resstsipt - holinminum
t es ti ° yeaf, ,in a t log*o klias. hamar
, .
atrutk
.I!thry, rbePr4o l 4 l tbe. 4 :9P1,9144,r4
of my oltlitio. vim* rut Oratb. or, mut
ual. intprismipietit to 'lbt itood Argil& .
It is not however. bicaintrheia the ride',
and boasi.of our .co , that I : ter Bo
ready.teirisk `nti,Ataistirer hi. getithe
onee.aaved my life trim yilie aeaffold. - I
had made too free 41.8i:tang what he was
not willing to part w i th; dnd in the hope
that I was"- thMt young: I , Might' kite of
my evil ways, be did saliva movie( to
justice, and Ciro Sinistro is not the pan
to forget this good turn? . ,:•-- .
_ -Great walthe tmcifeMlant in the:vast
,assemblage and many a beart thgebbed
with pity for the, self-saifificing 'bandit.
Bit the Guardia Will unwilling that hte
victim" should thuß es6ipit 'him, aid - aomi '
his harsh voice 4•tiahiiirili • above the hint'' of uckr *rid ' etkst,exelaim
MUM ,W3o it 116131.1 -
_ ..
_.
ing: " Was theio Amor onPli- Ooloull4 l Col
lusion'? It is a 64 1g0:7 1 ,40y ..Icris, and
does smile ' it To.theae f twitio 1114" got
it up: It easily s. seekthir this poor
wretch h ' been brlbit—ereakna' • Is
credit
guilty; - hem
. st die." , '`i -
, -;- „.;
Muttered oltmolirmf. olloprilearlilio
r
the assembly _ a this rsevenng misPei-*
A r
ty i
,bui the "brill voice Ittheiolibetwa l y
again raised and gave freo stitimimis rto.
the•exciteinerit ot• that , '.oii . eitahle Multi
tude. 4. Signor (*papule said heii, , ,you
asked me the name of . n* liberator ; - 1 - '
knew•iimitosir yet.-Itinovit44 tell me.
what name is borne by the amnor there 1"
And as he . BpOke, he pointodie the Guar
-gilt.' - I ' , ''''' • ' ...I
" The . Guradia, the Guardia 1" earclaitn
, .
ea Orragnikicti Whom the; .- • queation„ lotjal . ;
as a blaze orli : . on ihe..,,wisie, ttitjtoc-
JoiN : _, :,,,Well.t ion the „ . _.tii a ,,,J*lttir4 l , ; w i' d
loom ms .. - LOU tile OtrOZZi laqUa. e l ;
he it is WhO r
.o . ned my= prison -doors. I
vbcegnized at oloce the'voice that 'offered
me liberty.--.a prisooer is seldom.likely to
forget it, 4 , ,
, The eye of the malignant adversary
orailea before the concentrated gaze a
the vast multitude; end, for an imstant,he
buried his face in his hands; but the next
moment he raised hii head. and haught
ily claimed.the protection of the court a
gainst such foul and 'calumnious' impttta
.
tions. ' • ,
- •
• -The . artist .now= .endetwored- to plead
bis Ceuta._ 'excellencies
deign to .9onsider the ..rancorons : hatred
borne: to pie- by tlu :man. It is - well
kilirif,that he has itniiiSworn 'it), Work - ,
my rui n ; • .•and what - else could have had.
influence sufficient tap- release: a-nrinsinal
froth the.duniteptorthestate:'
All 04.. is -mere:
_aSsertion ncithing,
hia beenprOved4"eisid.the dOnfaioniere;
We 'are - bat 'toy
Bat here-isinlitsf tgjaome..ipurpose,=.,
:prisigenscient :that a. viler wretch, than
theOuardie walks slot the earth,f': and
'..sylvestrO di MediCi made his appearance;
trtiii*pliantly . .holdingTup to • die gaze of
all the .missing. reliquary! No'sooner. had •-!
the hsedit- utteredi the •Wqrsis,'...!.l put. it
intsj.the hands of .uty.enspliyeri!! . thenthe
young 'tsble; actuated b ; instant ,and
- tuitii , e Suspicion; 10 - fthe . . 'Court,l taking
With 'hirefistir"areheint the gutir&sseareb , '
• ed4behoose -of itticagnit:i enemy, and
tUrned ;the .
.irrefrigshle
preof.er his. friend's ; , and , of
thegailt ,
foe 'Ansid the.
acclamations '.of the
/die:
the death he would:hifeinnicted,4sethis,
hissecenx, tell rhow the_joeple
bore. Oreagtia . ,in., triumph thFeugh, the
'streets of FlOrenishisw, fro* tbi t day
fOrtk-the gocerninedt 'l4aded
faro :bo w nobly he eirineect
Jot thewhy:thiCs.vo4detful -Issatinm* if
1 _hiagenitia -and .114 s, rtittide,, - the, :.Loggia ,
art iiiM 'seiji :thtlibiii7Oie.oiftheii eify
Need we sag 60' the
pSidaned,: 'and .. 'proved h 4..! peciitence by.
Abe-whole life4skasS4'-
..-4!.4fr.t4 its 'vat
burpi frcim a
cell kinAling
feels to a-dad-
And
the Go,'
L here, Pete skid aluTwin
darlcey to bib com?ftnion "Aori't
,stsui
-
- 1 • - •
itlu se if delimorfsiat niindur-yOra
t kik it azirde,49•Andnmi tit°
V C'eilitotriiii" -cl.;Theteinre-*4ooosk
1 1,44 ' -in ;44: 1N1 7 7-` , YirS6 , * , * -r.Clintinetoz*ne
-1 Akinee..fisnJene flute-eaten u nshed ca) no
1 for the' difeece of * Ilit l': ;113.640ti
LikedtbeiniMi`..fifiiii ".., . Bieeiiitick
ill
'Otinge*WOV'itiOrniik ' - iiiift - Theltoiti.
of '`the the * whole-, number would netilloifni
' *410:1100•11,V47 . '7 . f,l' i.l -11 , ., - •i.
,:k •. : „.)T
.• , . • ' - ~.. . . - - ; ~ ,I
,-- tilroOrbi 0 iditit c ' . *tifrir Initiggat.'
aniya4lse4tibaniAtijitchietni,liiinsiekontslts-il
**** 'kEliii ?Wound ;;Fonwa,-; , -**.iiisigH - 1
her heed nut- of* fourth j eery fivi42 1ir,,1
4 , 400 -I " . * 9 1. S .-11. 1. 854 - - L * -...k. *8u . iii ....:! 4.* *H
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11§143M
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• 1
Ma=EMI
•-•,' Thifollo:71 dirk' . e
. emit' vit! 4
prodtgtouspoarmii--'ef aWh at - is reht ittf
:by Capifin:Diblois;;thester ~ the' i l
lucky alup.A.MiAisciander, , whii: arti, ,
lierlEWthill 14 . efla -- Mt' Saw Y: . . t:1
ShevAiin -, Alegai* T . - :.: B lp e a •lif .
- Bedford on ;bail .Ist 41 tfilia*;11311$6,1fiir he
fii 4 )
Pacific.Ocesm,i , badkad taken 6001 ''.' ' i
sofoilitif the Ailatteic: She-called, 4 . i• 1
ta-cocrthe 31eritillsoyand -was "raid
inlflinliei .611 414'1tb:- thei &kith , Pa fic-
Wbeit-the unfortian , iirokiter "ecr u
'-- lig On the:2oo4.Aitguit, last s ' h..'
ed what it well kitsitil ii ;the .
, G;optideflu 11416, '41460 South'," l ..-i •
deg. West.'• lii,,itite:rmrping' ,! of t a! d y,!
4ted.
'et 'bent, 9 echiek, wfialtisitivetid - L y '
ed- in the _ rieigliherhtkid, atiO - abo t. n 1
South','.
to t r
:the lame day they itieteedet-itiL. - ibg 1
tick to One... Tiro home -had - - ' aft r I
AM Whahili. ! .that lar. • etarbot ,
, titii formerionsMau byi,the first Ma . - ,
atiii.thit latter bi ' fin Debloiii, ' - :,
isliele_witiel - *truck -
was. 1 r
lxxined-br ,
~ . boat.. After -
cling:acme ' , ,stlialetUriednrt e
boats; and , , ` iifitheinfero •• retnt -
'doue'filieevi . : iniirmoiia-, ja s
t 611401 af •
t r
isdritic lattiositd,
t. beitt in actually
crushed it iiiiilbieksscreiall as la e
Einciit - sised4atiel . .aleitipt. Deblois lOsm ' i
lost
audysiritukte*Oisi - „Ithis. disast
With n iitislimi ' land itteceilided •.• ,
1 &Mae an ' ' - -• in rescuing ' .t i
t jarbititretAie . it- ottliedemolisho lie •
truce , 1
fr , 1 411114;112 'tanthlifit V: ilroarithey escaped ,
frOlf bleak-400 when the relialerni. !
i=tailiputfthetU withls4ch tiUlenee and ac ) - led their boar iii .*u only to . Him
Who holds the wiliattliai in ilie 'hollow
bititistidi. l ::IT ii' , l , , •
There n.' 'IS Men in tit st ~
board boar'; - l i 'of the. Capt in, t
I first matit, l 4 , , ..' ws - of b oth ats.
Theftightfuldisio;- gad been - svi ttosseil,,.
) ,ii -4 # l .A Oii ) ...ilifi, iitip via,iist . bc; i .. - w, 8
tp i aif
cauentnto readiness and sent to t eirr
[-
lief. - , The,distaneli frimi the ahip was
['bottt eit"-o!ileS- - 140 - , 00 lite's
boat arriverl, theLerews_werefdi,*r ed,sto
, it
,wiii'iletermine4 tot putine 'the ea
''‘ithale, iinA iri . O.kei another i attack - cpol
4 t
iiint:.::4ecirdineitii,lirliptintied .44d'
.Iprocieded at some distance - from caca
other as-is usualron Such cienasiafter, i
the whale. In tf:,lalKOt ti r e-rbe i ons, csalf '
iM
Up to him d[preparedtO givehith -bat
tle.' Thewaist boat, 'imminandedl by the
iirst mat - , Was itilitdiance:l 'As *Mad a 1
I the whale perceived Ithe deinonatratio t
being made.uponhimbeturnedbiScou •
„widgtacii, ' ..,_.: '''' •'• .
at III!, 1;11 ' 4Z fit with Vs ~' , ,i .leTtgirett ;
jaws and.crushedit into ato ms, allowm
the menbately time to ,es 4 -
pe his-eve -
geance by throwing thems elves- into th -
ocean. 1 'l, 1 11 ,'1 ,
Capt. Deblois agai* seeing 'the peri -
ous condition of his . rnin at' - the risk .
meeting the samerate, directed his boa
•
, to hasten to ibek it rescue, and in • sho
iime, Succeeded in ' saving them all *fro "4
a death, little less'bOrt;ible thin_t h att•Om
-whiebthey had, twice, -so 1 11 0iraCilklUSIY 1
I r
escaped. He 410 ordered' the boat- to
put fur the'ship as !spedilyll ti as poisiblel 1
whim the order Was
,giren t ey di ' over. '
ed the monster of the . 4deepLmaki l' 41
wards them with !his jaws widely xten
ded I Escape ;from death now 8 me
I
totally out'of tbetlqueStion. 1 The we
now - siit or seien_miles•from the sh -1:--• n
aid even there to tifforo th4M -n emery -
relief,..and theiwbile -maddened by. th
wounds of the ha :and lances which .:
had been -thrown - intO him, rind seeming
, ei..
ly gloating with prospect of Speedy '
venge;*lthin afew; cables lenith ! I - Fer.
tunately the nionsier - cim . e up kniii pass
ed them at a slm* diS l tance rfhe boat -
x i ,
iben-inade heelva.* to the- ahipiand they.
all got on board'in .saff4- - • 11 i I .. •
[After reaching
,the ship a,l tit wa s dis
patched fortheioars . of the
.Ce : tit' olished
boats, 'and it was s - tleterinine tlo, pursue'
the whale with the Ship; AV: z ition,„cul the
0
boat returned Withithenars 'i- Was set
and the ship pruceeiiedl Ole t •ss , hale.
In a short tulle age' overtoo h im, [ and -a
lance was •thrciumiltnto his I head. f Thai
ship • passed On by bini;land unme l liately-1
1 /
after they discoVe4l that:the whale was
making.for the 0, ".. ilts. he came . up
near her they haule op the ' wind Ad
suffered the monstir tai pass! er. •
.After
he had fairly paisedlthey Imp off -over
",
take and attack' Min -again. l i Wh the .
ship had•reached sitliiii.abo t fifty, rods
of him, they disenteredlithatj the - hvhale
i
had settled down deep .belo w! the 4rfiice
of the water: and ‘
al! it was iler„suthl down
they Coneludedtio gtve'up the coase e -_
11
• :Caet". Debh;islciit;i at Ithia ''iiine fond.
t , in.
r 1 ,-
'int , the tight • ihends fin the latara
tiovr - ; with craft m ;hand read* toike
tbe.mocSer: a deadl l y - zblim should , tr '
e. sp.
pear; 'the ship moving Ihoutll five note
when - looking over; theside of 4 - ship
hediitOierediii ‘bilo ruihing `to Bards;
e l k
her at "..tie rate •Or lifteep Tenets r 7.1 . 'an'
instant themonaterlstiMsk the ship with'
treniehdousforceoliaking her Oon t ste m
taatern...,. She •
quiirereil ruttier , th fin..
10am ofthe shock,' . 6 . iftshe had •
truck •
upon' a rPckir' CapiiMsbliiisi!inun' bate
descended into the f orecastle , and ' here
to . Ilk htniVri4I4COPOINISI - ilia .'t)»_. Lunn- . ,
I. ster had struck
.tkeii Blip . amino tw
~ feet frOin",,tlin Iteel;libreast tiM,..,fc;i mite,'
knocking great' hole )stitirely; tb fgh:
4111
heir .bottein, t . . . iii, Whie : b libe - - ter
rushed- inn'. - ... , sly I-. , ':filfkrut foli, the.
ddOckhlki)
..;PNI, i .*.m4telc 014,: wig:
Ad' anchoii and ge t .oahlmkover aidy
to keep - the ship frristiikt , g; as ltd'
14 *
.a lair diiiiiiitity - Cf*iroii" ntboald. -../ti
doingthisilto Mite, j ~ - -'-'.44 , iii' . _ ier-
Awl** flue touikentittd . , •., P e - :," . tkel
PfitqtzNPArtuir "
befit', Zt,, .1)1441' tad l ... 2 .. ‘-. the. :
f°ll,l l .alt-2:' .rr:MP IY‘l'it: i .f.,,-.:
se
' ' 464. „11 14 / 7i „;,..,[d . _
li,diiikaiw:soolintil k ko ?
lii foo - tt .:-.. k., or- :46far:;03, hiiivietv
fig'iesemtiatatW , '":-: , , "irikOlrenenieter•.:'
soOttiatimiLe , g . : .. , ~the . ,,..
be ordeloh. .-., .4,#*:'
timileuvriteoi ,, .: i rs; , i, 0
I .11
:~ ~ _
~.:~:
. ~.~.
. iinbe...c4:o4l , 4ttho , . :,- • t .. , 2_,: 5ii... ... ,, ,
.4 In ee rapliffy.Abril : lia tt ioi t a ...,
setbinthethen eaktieup*Aeck litered
bia ~ ,: iipiliiiilt9,4l4liiii4 , aii(Liiiiii lie.itit
t eilveriiiiowouckhealdby.l,lowott
fiiiiii Hth. ,, . - laid iiiimmui
..die
rest-: boat : ..,--110-3'oliiii=mial-km;;Ver
, lendii, hfir'.loo:sellauk, - *der
wile*. They,` ji!ished,t; of., e i .4lw
tiTce._ frcim. .the i:ehlp,. eictin; ber to
sink.in Itiiihort` time. 1 thine iiii ektioX
-
water.
o the 0/res . they- beilleeiritlilet ' '1111** ;
b distarerixi thaftheyintd-mily: tips "ivii
• ru
or:
.m ,, !l , _.. 9ll4:ilrai4icia . 4 .-, t. y rteixoet s. ..,
q arts al _water milt not.* Single liteieth;
co tinned elevenpien mieh i we r e fealty
a night grilling - on they: *ere' l 'iihlited '
to bairairtnght to keep theiii fi4nit'Sink;
• ..1.:, ` ,-- ' ~- I. : c- ' -_, : ..
'', ext. dity at daylight they retutned,to '
tb ':eltiii, uo one daring, to -venture. on
*'' .htttl,theOaptain, their be.
in to evitiyithe Inist. and fearfulthati•
't InMent the Magi irerenuraerat !he'
8 " :would go 'down. With - 11, 1- !:iangle,'
haicbet the Captain went on ixielif;
_Cut
a y the 'mast, when the ship righted.'
,The.boaks then came up and this-men:by
the - sole' aid if 'Tides, cat away the chain
lil - 10: - froth ereund the forerriait,l. which
gei.tile idiikr ' nearly- on . ber keel: -The
,m_ ~then; tied reileaernund their Wee.
;go into thenet and ~cut holes. through
Ith decks to cut`" out pro Visions; I . They
could Procurenolhingbut about.',Ve `gal;..
to
.of vinegar . ' and.. twenty pounds -- ofl
we breed. Tbe , ship threatened I to sink
, an they del ned it, imprudent to ;re main
by r longer, so they set sail ` on '
~their
ti and Ileft him:: '- l.
bey were theiln.a dreadful state ef
lan *ety,. knowing thatin a very : :feifairia, ,
In - ,,,e kind Providence' idioefil-', , d direct, _
bo lbe
;the 40 -faill in ',with somellui;ihey must
lull iiii, : ,h4atat-v*ion itur thitst, or s .that".
!hi tistidelifeobey. wiW , ,,liii.. obliged te
t,.
eat cecitiotheeillindies. - *noen-, • e s , life
Ilia departedilloievelvieshingitethey
ha it reiigtb, - ihey-kiiewit riaatheir duty
to till - patiently, and'trust-to that Good
Bei g who had twice so signally saved_
.;th from theiews:Oftbe l liiiiiister of the
dee ;"-the day previous. Tiiieiiiinlyhepe
Ivir . intryieg to reach a rainy , I thudl3 .
1, bat from kbe rains that might I they
On Cd sustain life. ' . ~ '-- . .
1 With :this hope" they ' di re ct . ' - their .
curse northe-ardly, and on the' 22itof
Au 't, at - "iibont's . e'cloci, :P. ~ they
had the indes c r ib a b le j y of, disc yninge
shi in the distance.. They inadeLa pg- ,
ii a
nal, and were soon -- iiisviered;., an a
.sho t time alit were reached by the good,
lb - 1 1riiiiiatetriV 4 ' Triilifildintr it'as.,
.1--; I I • .
,b t; Gibbs, Who took them all on board,
clot edendled them, ,and. .
exteniled to
the' in emery way the greatest possible
;icis ifality. .
F the 'succeeding day,: Capit. ,Gibbs
went to the wreck of the ill.;faie4 Ann :
( p
Alekinder,, for thepurpose of trying, to
Prok.hre something from her, but gas ,the
seeiiras•rough, and tie', attempt, consider
ed dangerous, he abandoned the priijiek.
the Nantucket then. set , sail tor,Pgit f t;:.
*here she arrived on , the lotiftept,; and
where she-landed Capt Dehlo and,lns
' 1
' ; * • ei .4
" (1 . ' - a -
then Captain Deblois w km iy an
'hospitably receired and entertained; at
Paili . by Captain ; Bartliiiist ; ‘" 'English
gent email, residing - - there, a ..lattbse
ouently,took-piissage on , board the , scbr
Providence, Captain Starbuc k for..this
Fleri air : lying here on Sunday l ast the'
filth instant.' ' - --. . i -
1. - This is c ertainly a most , ext . ordinary
instapee' of the capabilities of .the_'Mons
ters of the ileep,•and we believe that the
like has nceurred„ but once before,. which
hapiencd in , the eased a Nantucket_ ship,
many years ago. , ,
w --- 'The follow .seasonable and :ap
_p 8 , riate remarks . from the Pean'a Is-
Otircri tho Ugh intended for city.readers,
are well worth , the_ attentio n ofpeoplein
,
villages an. countr) , .
1 ii II in ll iotherPe e -I
.”
. . v g ep 6. .\
.
“ ere, beggar pride defraud& her daily cheer
' bu.st a splendid banquet one! rry#le
, p
On fihe most ` - prevalent loiblea of,
1
t ie . nt times, is a:dispoSitionibt" imi-'
i, to • rival, our neighbOrsi n. `."with: eve
mea t ore limited than theirs. _.. I isan„
erroroffiilse pride. We fancy ih t the
. tile
wort 'can be deceived:hi outward show ,=
that e can;-make it appe,..r that we are
alflue t and independent, no matter what
the cts may be. 1- This is 'a sad 4 areak-,
n!ss `ad it ; actedded wit h none;
consequerices. Thie 'idea of liv*, ._ like'
°the penple„, without t he means'. esii
ed _ 'other p . iople,`ii btileeibs and
.suit d L It is only calculated .t'O 6. . inv olve
uS bit difficulties; and to tikiilimit'fait.the
4u t
...verti dependencelbei ire 'assume and
118 P 1 - t° erjoY. - The OroirSai of Llltilr-Y
4
and 4, travagencis is indeedextratiAnary;
'Magnificent and Costly furniture
are now this order of the, da . y. ','The Spirit
ol l itni ation and rivalry l or s'' -
Oppartatit. in 'aocial.life . isli'lan eery
dam`" - liar itiditida , s'stpi ,
Ititthooklriltio - 416
iWaiis:'. 1 4 Te - ttnittii . ,.
Ilion of 'another,- a
'.,excels , i . t.rtiNo 'ape
lial.kifoasel: 'Abe
is
are . itididtred:
1400ileariiii4iilit
liArelf.1 .L
ail
r; .! t trii
t' ate ', s ari t ' '' pit.
lait:'' .: oo4l` - etifit,
- ted -- tis - "1 - 40;
ta a • ac e 0
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lropay'lisp„,
TT .
wwilosi i tiniir
ItiireijiPt t ot di:. : 4 7';
ii'''''' ., Stilif'7ll4" .. .` eietif
`aii - litti, t hat
i*lnif iii" - -'f - af;;
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carelaskantity t - ...t eteltal.„ •
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ali f :lnia = i P ir #:: . :o 7 ,111 74 1 ;#4 ( 47,kkt - W 7 -
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to :the.Aistentigkit*:4' . - . ... 41 ... , --,.":
tilib .iftundor4o44**ool*, - : ....:
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ty - imitinerkitint . .-- -.. '"•2 -', ''
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of,:ida. oftellOh‘itkkhetk : .. - 41118."
jai iiiiiii,iiny..-,1ii:i,44n0-.
seek' taaciinire•nototi.kw=4% . ':, ;, 7 - •,.... ..- • - - •
•,']'-01, -
.>thit , reelllellthtn;itito;• ''.._ '.' , :::: 1;::;-• ' T
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pslinelif,..tlinalinitr:,,m,k-:„:,,,..,,,-, .._.,:.-"P-_-.
f 4,4 1 1 4437 , - , s. L -
,m6yito m „oat i ,,,
~-..,„,,,
..,:,..,. :.:.
' - i i r i ifniikw.??.,:„.....,:f.,...:-,_....,
~,,avvisitoo* 3,-goiseitl***friorPg'-
!,e,ruitinount Aiiiii4* - 4**Vrei. ;.
anctst ift
iniddllithfitiiitigle,
'Mat aryount*Sii ' - L.* . ' - ---
,
tiet.l- ~ :: i s no t: . At ,
• ,
tairtimilarlt app/•
hiladelphia?" .--
alien in our•midat,
their -.means sitiipl
ingl•like f other : ,
k oaq-';`-wastilig:-
empty anidle.,ei
an effort-to:44w
respectability
or-ifilit,impaßta r i a „. ,
thapishionablelyorall,...--4-;'::''
~-,4l.••=tft
-.
it: in *ell enough piyhareh,AoFtegMo*-
, ref nuels-aahavelirge:toooteesoWngte
,in ill the elev.:lmes atodltuma* k ep• , r
, aoteristiO, of, mffilleoee. reilettowat4rt.
'BPlTidon, --Bet -ifYir•the judiaititiikitho
hasafOrtune• tot inaloviho ,
an a ncertainand , lutantio,ns4s4tm.taid:, •
wh e se luturethenvforec.bYi.MOtak*li
cJar and - unelogi Lto, , ,imitaW,all,4ltin• .-,
extraragen* atistletread-i_fitti:the,l49t.= , -
at o f; aomerinillionaireijnitkriAFe.
.ek*l':v., *7 . 4• 64 , 1 ,. -4 c:"*ieil - . Y 4 fors4o o • .
empty, mid ...idles , _p ride eeffitlaiiikefpnopli. :
'statist are, alisostiiiviwiahly,"lol* • .•
made ,to:zaim:- Xevertbe!east )10* • ,
lunulrelis at - ibis nionteutetift#-*Atie
phantom parapit• : , ,Theyinze t.trAeir •
en6tgies.isirmake:ildssikiwi'4 , • .....
beforette4orldv-'ander tbn..- • -,4411 - i -
iire.rniglectingr•the ; ,renal , fsqnsi*: ..)
.i . .ease
*44 1
-and ; , indepeaeinelieniii, r l , App . ! ,
&nee in tbn:miiimsement ; or,.. :. Alratt* -
The . true - Policy:4s if,4100440.- tP_Aiv, e
within one's, means. ‘llimeceiw,ie - NT ,I, "
ries abool4 , 0n1y.,, be - indulge:lV* - roe
h a7 4 1 ,.46 enough
„to••apare..l. - -114ifietn,11
le,AhetiadarrOr OW eVotieeret;' w-- 44 '
. g e tt i ngaliing ; smootbly.;.iquitityiatAiteimf,
essieully,.*hoiaable tO.:o„rovide,,kit-W
-Iy, *ith,thetcotiferte-fif;l“4o**Pie*
• 1414141 4* . aell*filil ! Iw le,'' *Or. :A2
: "-- itirifiAT•olia - : „. 0 - 4.41 i: i 4. .7 - _
1
if.t,eMpted,by• the
fi:io
*pimp-jute kis nuil; atirpluirytoj, , ,sonie s
uneteessaty ; iest vagiu .iee,i- AO
_ - ,..'.1.heir 44 ) -
Make hia_cmuhtin orient ennewitss-- • ,
deuce:- • 'Mei:id:se 1 etstltivakrzl -
cantiot•obe too-viii ly. dencriluAlo 044., fie-_,
tatienin ',the-out , d r we:44l : : ii*liiaaaer .
pay for -*Fetch - ennif -14',',404-up,.:,,,CPXO-
pima/until), witlr; he ifitiliienahlmk 4=P 13 ,- •
boar, the butte es!vv, l loggr in. 7 t•the•
sunshine , of flatter y andmf enixoninney- •
er conve.!isate i for, Abe.l6o-tokrear,jugle-%
illet66,4lomol46,Juitinioutraliati ,2,,
tri •
6f mind, , which eFe- irrdeellt.:*!' '', : the
brightestiewels in the o ,
rel 3
,-..... , ~- i or I
:our nature. -:...,-The folly of 1 - J1'46g , t0:444e
and istoilsit„ptiners, -, to•Aicitei,„•,etztand, -- ,
gratify pride, *We alt. theluiret _ 1
Her O b jects of lifeareneglectedi,--e*only
be likened :to Abe ~ delusion- of..,tlie.:4peor •,
mots, • which , fluttits • , arotmd,;the-werY- •,
blaze by iirhich itintion i n 4 ed.to' be ,iittonen , .
me d 4 - - • . - t-, : ',. ' 2!; : s •
DON'T Stioor..A's "Rr0f0r,...1,1 , .
Riteti_ wee . lest ' 81 0 11 0.er: t tli g-, 11
alas n Coirtiaea ciltit,:i',o,,, , ,J. l o,s,llePeltly.. -
Im' hreeght out hie teleecek 6 tie,0e#.4,38 "
‘hen the meee -wee et ittr.ie1f;.:.,„4,,,,,
4
~.forth-classes to vici*ttici,likbona 7
ry t rough his 'splendid inatrinietif:',•?the
tel t ope is about iha size - Of 'i , 'iiii '4 : l- .'
a er i ,and jest '-es thei, get: f t- ,-li'Ye: lll .4. - .
roady for use,a long yankee, - iNt:‘,...iyhe'or "1
mother in company, - came rouriphkier. -:
-ner in 'an - old-fashioned . '4 ,- hiiii;wagon.'--
• Seeing - th e , cannon, as
~ they auppose4 1 ,
just ready, tiar-be
,firedk.` he: satfppo4:,,ho
horee' jumped: nitt; and taking his :,1 .
bythe _bits lipid iin tiohitn 'sctli 4 1 1 - hisiell.!tt: -
tine. °et leePed the: *ire 4 'aßa,'oll'-!l,s'e
i
man, la d stood - wiii(ig thO leipifision
with t tnhlineiiiiiety, thelladiei3ifild,
Ing.thet ears. ' e Prof
ee B or*
11..rke. old 'the_ ACltt° siell'S
mei hid avireit the' re4 l ,l l t;Ni r re , 0 1 00 Pt
late mg tbe tnatrt,tineo As 1 ~.a
charg IL Aner,iiiti4flelett*ftlioc,fir-,
l'itia TaiuUtes,",flinat*t 1 00iiii,ettitalienti ~
- a i 1.-.- . , - --, ---- - ''- k , -
?,-therei lifillei:;e*tri,..igt?
6te for e3s . kr, Win; I I #l l , ric tfeik,,,T4. Isi
after fltngit • - weli `'t' - ..;,r. 4• , It
here,and die. mime vr.ti ,st, J 4 we
WAlit- ,.... , - , -- - - 0- <,,, ' -- , -- ,. .":"4 ''' - ' 4 " '" r e . '
u ti; ou gcm ,
, ! ,,.. 2 „ ..., 4 ,,,,,,,.., ,F... .
Ail contrqUithler4:#-9f*hter.Trln3
the ":'Whole s'eleseJertfilAtik;**ll.
Wheii ih e it h iereillktilletit')/fg . te,le
' - 41 ° l ed infoitifea'ANA aftaii i`a ger tAI - he
, could no tsk it exii_qt Pau t.sketAwat
tot inina,ha . ptio:ldd!,..tifit...*:o4#:)iley
- : 11, ..‘l,-',,11--,
~i, 0 .:,
- ; , Cekiutormitor w 01 q ) ..,'•7 1 !,z 41 -,1,t.
. 4 ''' t litit4;lortt Itilebier — Thereeta no
tioßiirt4l eit-fbi;* oteia'je'dekttek'A*lh•-
',l !reoich"tOra'ieiliti.'elirer-opa r ll4:l:6*7
......;„i ti •, ;(i -
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