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!VOLUME '2B-"--NUIPER.:2.
'.."l64trif:::.,:iiiiftt,'.?:
• For the Ssisgnekeniast Register. •••
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National Ode;
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We sing the noble deeds our sires bac°
The deathless laurels they hare' bravely woo,
Achievements written on the glorious' page ;
That tlls the annals of a former'age.•
Their bright examide t telhi tale,
As•far is thought or trith'firevail,
Or ream holdi ber throne. '
. -•
To suffering milhcMs far away,.
It sends a bright *nil cheering ray,:
.A token of a lo F tt# 4 sy •
- • Than they have ever hntwei!.
toll hick the ceaseless Ape of time, 7
• The flew of passing ppm! . • •
scene more wondrous nnd sublime
• Than ever marked a foreign clime, '- 1-
Intiold relief appears:
Oh ! could we. trace our nation from its birth, -
The . Wonder and theriuide of every eye, '
Tile envy of the . Mighty ones of earth,.
The terror ef the hauglity and the high,
, Twiitild need an angelli pen to trice the line, •
There to delineate her form divine;
It were as 'angers issk the whole .to say,
'And pijait,l3e . r+ing glories with the noontide ray
Scarcely four Centuries hare rolled
. 1.
Their clanging cycles o'er the earth,
• Since first n band of paniards bold
Left the fair land that gave than birth.
They came not ris the messengers of love,
Bearing to men glad tidings fioniabove; -
A band of 'bold edventurent they eime,'
Their chief desire to win thernselves - inaine.
To seek for Wealth in foreign climes 'unknown,
Andthere to . reir a deSpoes Cored throne: • -
It was nehailoired thought, in every breask:
T4t - promlitedjthem to seek the distant west,
Ttpera life; the ragini storm to
-brave,
In iti;ir frail baits upon the billowy. ware.
' Yet %was a inighty deed, . • •
. A to buffet 'winds and toliing seas,
To prove theiiSressels' , speed,
Where ne'er before the - sail had aught the
- Tossed maim billows'eif the deep. ; .-•
Whose changing Motions 'never Sleep,
j'aiching beneath' an tinktssin sky
friendly shore' to Meet , the eye,
`.:Their leader cheered them non;
And when they felt. the &Mier..nigh'
His aid wis t oot withdrawn. - •
Dauntless a4liwave, hil cheeiing tone
,flemoves their thintiti mid faun; •
He points °etth tole their own,
. -
And hOpe - for foluie years. '. •
Sleepleis und'weichfal.m the deck,.
He' ongs to see #le land,
Until last , : s.little sPelk •
Res , .wishedlor strand.
How leap their hearts, with sudden joy,
• -What fe.elings do their thoughts employ,
What rapture eves 9T;
• Wben'in the distinee they
,decry •
The doubly Weleonie eboye, 1 ,; .
Whet; saw they hille and fotests lie
• Where gentle rivers pour.
In fancy now they, beak . - infortune7s.einile,
And•revel en the wealth obtained by guile; .
In fancy - fortune alanwi them sums untold,
They feast tilde eYa'tat heaps of \lll nis?r, gold:
They gratify ttithallowedikist for power,
And every• fan4,uf the lunar.
lwas an unhappy . day,
• , t'A . t hat enchanting labs,'_
• When - twist the •§panitth pennon gay
Wall planted on its soil. • '
With unstivicipits fear and awe,
: The simple native Sans ea*
. for than 5aci,J11014.04114,
Their love liiltispori belttutettto
The drama Chang -Tears pnra '
Tritltly 00.
.Apd all who stood •that isle are gime. -
Some take their rest Atlanties travet,. •
Asa some on battle fie "fOttmil • bloodYgrarei. •
Again a frail bark, on the mighty deep, . .
- Breasts the wild siorrnetheito'er its waters sweep;
Again a little.bandof lotrOes bold . .
Struggle with Roe and
They left a land-of 'weitilh, and ride, and, rower.
To combat evil in . aftlietion74ior - ;
They-left a lead where science holds ber seat,
A spot of darkest ignorimes . to greet,_
They left a land of gardentibindof Ph: 4 W • 1-
.
To seek* a place where desolation revs.,
Where lolly - monntainSineeillibilir►ander)* el. ,
Ana nigged rocks tliipoWer-ef • '
They left ,a people_skilled_ in
To fare the tenors of toe
' Mere nimble the the timid -bait, •
• _ Impetuous as the farmers Aim
The stormy billois rtmod-them `roar, •
They leave their . hoist; theii• native ;sitars;
They bear:the tesepest's ;- • is . .
Yet •still, their true Isearhslll*Pl!ni7*,...i'
Of hearing ocean not i;fralit c •
' • They laic above te feessee L ior.s4
- _ And Maki that heaventheir choice . ; -
• What fought they e'er :
...What lured them ken theii,n4ire 1411,11 d;
•
To seek far off fro . iyigO lood.
- And find, alae ! pitetieil4 l A l
they; for rkatidiei;els
Upon that rock i oast
POT diamonds, newt witafAitsts - -`
To be a monardee bout!. 1'
Teas sone of thesel they sought, aloticot
- Wherethey mightindom-. ample
To servo their Naze:
Refug e from perieetitiott's poorer, '
d. •
'Pot to Moot P.ostleitUMS hour;.
And beneeth'tite sod.
sought a home where Ana: a •Writ lie be free ,
Where they might renr,s,fermi to Liberty; - -
Wh e r e meil might- 4 44 that 14 00itef
Te
° P eak " I / " aet' yitictiked**its.
speed they: 9 ' 4 •
That wattauteibband; '
They ride where wild wsvett trnkilded leap, ,
To web n distant 'land;
Cold iwo4l.:ibe dreary wind *l4O, , ,
albthick and iset eleei.•:•.-: • •
Yetstefuniariell4!ilbeirso4.---;-, &Feet
Wi th-hYmoo of solemn miso#47l"ll7l47#*/
Tho*
wearied-a beni il*
ndkwitio:tehi s ,
And stro g ob ir toed iroloW2lo4
No fond iegrett fxj 1000FnliShAog"
\ r ot* fnar.l4,4_, Zia& difii;
4 1 :Co uselipilearinVULF theit•Veli-
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. . No.,b in TetHas the, air with.** . ... .
• For' higher ims their noble hearts inspire;
TO - God' I * el l er:go the pare dintire ; ;,,= I- ' •
ttie,
t°
hum;
c l . • tee' hope y t
o bow th.i
t s o l l i i 1; king.
i rbeitx 4 * * **
1
,I * The'acener changed again . That little - band '
1 Whit boldi landed on that barren* * strand! '•
The brav, the driving sleet, the winter' snow,
The terrors *f al t huld and savage= 3e; ..i . • •-• r..:
. • • litive speeid atkri.S Anita. tbey.ttow lave:grown
I'lte l - terror of thOesPot had his throne. -.1 •. ' .
' Ntt St irriiileO that they left their
ehatt' e, •
j •, , •
o,Fr . 4Shififiei bad foreilopiocto to rool+; - , . .
Tcr#aira'ha'ac ja:calia, ! ri far a i ra Y- •-- lj -
From British nocinarchs'and• - &spotie awash,
What bc)4xlit that-Olki had sugered 1 4
- . That could a ftband of pilgrims e'er
,befall, * *
• • ,The pentand•-the 190136 of lend end sea, ! *'•
• ,Te plant i western climes a refuge for the free f
f . ' - Still the' opProwdes haughtysway- .1- . •
. - , ,
. IS everAbein,- theugh far away e -. • , ,
4 . .:. Ali ir yoke they still - mist year,.:
4
-I! And his heal:ed.:up in' ults bear,
. *,`• Ifilutinsit4thentseirei to * ant, iirtmg * ,- - *,-.
1 t - . -Endure the ht . :stilts Of i ' 'stning, - .- - ! '
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• I • Elie they 'meet Muse: to firms - a,,otthk,
i i - Assert. thed4nity of melt:. . '.. :'
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. . 1 ' '' ' f .ri . e• prow aPPmistylret, ' ;• t 11. J
4 nge! their sr and vindrate - tbeir-wtie t , '
• 4!... ..Prundly . • Mph over hatedilaWs. : . • • ,
• There is •n liesit i ation there,
•.. • ° -No clam . or delay ;
.. \'' ' ' .
-* * • lEarhariSh - his countrY's wr ong to shire,•
.-, ~,•- • -Her "stunnietri,to obey ; . =
; • lEach tiobldimart heat - Ater then • '
1 With "p at r i o ti c l o v e ' ; t -; -• • .• -
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• , Itnd all Who :owned the tame of Med, . .
, •
-". , ejt in thole:souls that :ng again, •=. _
. 'Mich fikkla - a source bore. .•
.• • „'
istan4 to the, hated way . - '. •
• : - Of Ityrrintsf-tuid lof kin s. -, '
lit spurred thetn bows tck 'the fray..
I : pis this that can with trifles play • ' :
F
1 ' And laugh at little things. ,• - - '' •
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'ct,aretl to arias I .thay l `m4.4 cry, ; • ••/ •
. tis.
, ' •• o arms the diflpit-hcilds the Bind;
f
- -, - ' °use r make eneti prong
. oppressor y, -
• " - e ih*lt. tyraki.t'l power withstand. •
It' . #s . no l maiden's pia); ~
to meet the power
_* . •
lOf Mighty Britain in her strongest hour - ; '- •
N eis l si
wort: their Self-sciii•dit tsar rou ters ,
• 1Y
To cOni t hat„singly'gaitrt ark arra like hers;
..
Y St:l ra ank itheknot, when h - r ekirci i twas &Sty's call
In
• r au s milks to stand , in. bravely Lill.
',..1r1•• reedom's ludloweil all, .
•hold a:brighter ace.Ae I ' ;
II
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iii t
': r rotariioi ebey her . eill,
-- . ,&nd at-her mire copy Ile. . '
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.. - tern restitution . Stands . .
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Upon each txu4kly' troy ;• . . - '
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:.The , join their heartsithey, join their hands . •
Orli agreement now. , .: .
'H . .1 roue' thehall What solernstillneiat reigns
titan there is liberty ehairiss; • '
To. hed by each hang sty peer, - _ •
..To , In li tti cur every t
i si:x) . ng, Jeer.
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Or Sna uy. -• . . ilogl .power; • •
I f
Tlioug* ';• ti '
of war and storms of battle hewer.
;1 1 e • evasion of that day i - \ , '
4 1 ' / :es •a • nation's
_• fate:
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,; - . .
"e is • room for weak delay,
,‘• .1 •
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0 • t• for long debate. • • .1
A ew • ere are wbo.yet would bow , .1
I -.: id . Inge to nsolence; - • - -. I
I ''. .•• • - are and daun tless now, ,
1 •
• : solv . i the mi illy to Veld/row, • !.
f u
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•- - d•• eke a. ve defence. : •
_ . Att! mi !ions sa 'them when they, rose; •
- rs - le Decl ration goes
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To ev " people, every shore,
W
• ( I
e i• reedoni's °ice neer reaehed before ;
,: . •
Aid • ver shalli Words deisy,l ' . .
In
~.... 'Fill • hearer and i i ihall pass dray,
' * Till Sun andlstersithemselrss 441! fade, '' _ •
-- Aed nature in:ruins laid.!',. •,',
\ •1; •I - :. , ••' - , ,:-• -
Ad i
now a glity- people two", , .
' ,' l i ne der tit ga i re it birth,
.„... 4Llpeciple , !.T.,no hard! , oppress,
- i 1711e&rors-4 l`4 e art h., - .. -
They spread abroad o'er the /d . ;
1 'Which once their, fathers trod, • " ' • .
• Itill Where, ti. tried and faithful band. • -
' I frbis Lentil - I:lined stained the sod., •" .•
-: • they s ,td-pountries then' unkaiWn, -
* •' - lie land s lthred• and •alene, • -„, -
Im=4
i Fir in e distant iieitt; -': -' - ' '
tielsa;isii beast Might stray*
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' I age' 11 than' they' - '
- ' nd the mo re At ,
.• : iodise lerttellambuih lity • , -.• f -:.--
: - oiir ! 'glorious laall . brightlwestem star
p l e, touelle* thee from afar; .
Tim * thee ' with 1;0 ' es;--"
, Il ea . - t r ir ra — w ' enn f ' 7
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-- 'Tbatididst from small. beginning Ilse-, -..
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The. , .l l ll l/1u 1 4 - *:*re
• Themo pe of eart h . lie pride f all the_west.
-•:, Y sea to sea, from shore sliore._
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' ;Bat s hall :we ', aillintaYi ~- r- , •• •
--, : /its e ar - and .bk4b996 44, 44 1 4 !• , ,• ; .
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• ... Hew abut. -UstieUlfrogi the - reign- ,„ •_ t,
-•',-- •-: Ofihnlarehrs dark Tashi! :-,- -.•.
• " ' Let'•Balicatlarl'a pow ial ar '•''* *';'' ' * '-**
--, •. : • Be! f t o'er all: uttr:• .--, -•.-, : .; ..- - -• .
And . '•ati .i ~ i- , 1 , -
foreiree. . ,J- ::,: :,:. , ..I. ••-• . -
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Lft.thitil :ttlinfl to. y, houg4tl:ie - yaiped,
: I t Apii . -11P ia l . . Pi'tiie eared GT *4 2 44 ''.-. :-.:
''';Let A iiii - k luau aed *4:yl;bl taught
10PFilic ... 1 3 M:tke Ter!,
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"Pit:l!,
~ ' Bll Nam tta_ I3SPPI4-,' is gasat_-_,
lAnd : 441 4 -11114 *. 1.,110) distant *Abr....
trip i thie
"Bar iiiirie 0 1 7 . 4 131 T• 4 4 1 . 1. 044 ' ,P44,H:1 A- '....=
j iAtad"4 ll uPo l 4 l o6 - Srout *OOP A*, the dreadful
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hod - 41:, :TtA ay, ppiSillif.)rt ... . ..
joietunQualm log pif refs*
tisio;041 1 14 1 :-11'
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was , ; ,Shajl , r ye v ,sn„e ft " ..,_ , , 7 . , 0 , .
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'isi biftr- - : • E:si Old OW 00mm:43144
knot maid inall,4-forArr tilOk i , ~ '
-- ', ~ il,.i'., 1 i '. • ,'. ,--• . - - .'s • ,-... %. ,
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[Fran the Battinwri; Weekl l yl3 b i
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• By UAL 1
The' . l ;
arm v t o clanged: upon t e last
Aeparting footsteps,,and the loons° was all
quiet now.. Oen! satin th e roomy parlor,
- his table lrawn close to tbe hearth, patter
and p nctl ,before hint; and his spaniel,
'Rosa,oozing upon" hisknees. ' ,his
sketch
ed : raptolly l , completing nothing, and :Pis
sin4, without pausefor thought; from one
sulneetlio . another.--. The paper was soon
filled'.- l 'ith outlined pictures—marslies,'
dark., grassy,- and.. full of pooh bristling
with *viead trees, : where tiny, malicious
imps sat astride upon the lazy floating
timber, and, brandishing aloft their Banc- hog torches'; lakes, with naiad heeds.
blooming through the water lilies r harps
hung upon- trees, that wild flying figures
brushing with their garments in passing;
and last;a 'Woman's heatLancl bust. - This
he, dwelt. upon. - The face was regular ;
the hair swept behinvi the ears and knot
ted low upon the _ tieck.l Over the per
fecr- half moon of the fur _ head he drew a
crescent, and slung a how and quiver .
across the Shoulder., It was Diana,.but
•he wrote beneath it--El . or. '. • -
,
No* be lifted his he: v l.l and glanced
towardlthe uncurtained "allow:where a
full: autumn moon showetted - in rays _that
hooked almoit green in colotrast with the
fireliglotnoW *etched tt Shadows of a
broad pairof antlers hung bore the door,
widened avid embracing alt the rootn;and
shrinkina brick like the filers 'of,a snail:
Ntiw he7dreijr, through hislingers the long
ears of his farorite, R.osa., I His bands and
wrists were thin, rind as lie sat. erect pis;
tening to a sound without; lon could see
that his figureAvas wasted:anti alinost de-
Itormed. -H:s!' had -brown hair,' soft. and
curling, anff..his eyes were a very_ light
blue, rather fine and : peculiar iu their ex
pression. -
..
:- — - A gun .was2'fired ;without.. Thai.•,must
he EdwArd. ,_ The 4ay' -
.hunt - was over,.
and. he .would" conicynt and change his
hunting coat and. h .
.ty boots, and le off -
Witb_thirest- to tit :•merry-tnaking—the
rustic hall. • •Yes-- he. prince of:t hem all,,
•t he best hunter, - . .til . beSt rider, the•lold , '
est, the it•rongest ! low t hey' wOuld •wel-,
conie - hit . n, - and -slie o!7 Ohlor strength'
to go there. and fac . . thent - all..and it least
not give her n i p with tit a struggle ! - What
.Conteni.-ktipe‘ folly - : • . .. • -•-. ~ .
. . And ' in cattle' th - • elder - brother, hi s .
bounds tritlhinl. f hey stietChed .t hen];
I
selres nrion-t he hearth,: their , tawny ears
sweeping;the carpe. ,- theirliquid , .pensive
eyes:fixed upOn the blaze'. -• Rosa stirred
: uptsaa ins k 'iasautca a wt it:C k Wilti ucat itr,v g inra_c. .r.-
. - a
Not .. . ' . ...
I: :- -
word : .wae-:.C:cchanfted by the
a t • .
ltrei here.. .Edwa t dl. `stood—hi s forehead
resting upon_ his right . arrn,tbat lay along
the mantle-shelf—pushing --.• the. - brands
- flack an fords with the tee -.: of •his," rough
bottf., I ben 'he lifted his -head "antk e'en
temptun nelyswatched .Paul, who, ricneil
in Intitil,lwtirked at the Unfinished outlines.
He
I•'- • • 1 ' 1-- aceu ,- the ro o m,_ -"* • - ni ro o m,_ . patise " • --:: -'•d by • • the
• ~., .: ".. z
Windt' 31 end locked_. out. . into. : ... the ninon-.
, -li gin .Id ru Itt Med : With big - fingers sopon . the
I pane; and I hen sauntured_hack to, his place
by ift - chimney. -, . ,Itktea s ., meanwhile .bad
jump •tl front ber" : matiter'a,,knee, : and lay
het.w. en : tho: : fore paws Of. ono. of, the
.lniun 4, rolling. on her back ,and - biting.
pinif Ily At : hie : .tenzate.,'. He. ore it with
the . ignity, !4 '4 . jpeworftil . attittial,-;-Itis . . -
1
.head rai.seC-.,his steady ".eyetribent„upttn
the: : 1 -. 4 Littlejliekit !',said : , Ed ward
kicksll her • ..a way. Paul S. : whietled ' her
ti
from it se room,, e (teed `'the :.door : . quietly
and *turned. .-- -• .., S.. .•.., • . --
„
...B1 glanced over the table had, left;
nn the- , fi. tor., beneath. " - an4 walked again
L toward the -11,,,br. - Ho was looking for
.paper.. ? liere • it - is,'".iaill Edward..., • Paul
took tt from hi hands. • 'the. Diana Wai,
I - tern .tiff, - .aud Aowpr4 . ,_ stood laughing\,and
molatchinglihn._. .- . .i. Gird it bick,. - tiaidzio
lie :nitver, .looked. up, j nor, `frowned.: nor,
was . [there Anything. threateni g _in his.,
I roic :. .* No --.. indeed,' -gird . , , E ward.. I
aball - .ralue it. '-":.l.t's "A capital - . likeness,
.thou Is: why you . bate - perche d A _mann
/ i
over erbead is:pore . than 1..;c n tell,;„ A.
I rose - - Would hare been much morettatural
for "lie often dresaed her hair ith.flow- e
ere.mliself, : : : "Bitt:.l - am an igno ntfollaw;
only good ae.:i!unting, and.Wies ijpg.,. and
4444" and •no , gpuius. l :. _';-That's ,`10.3r,
'true:llsod .Paul,. , but,- I Will : - bare
_toy .
drawiegi : if you :please," - Tit llhow : -..it to
• Nell 'first.,' „laid gavia,r4,. wit l t : .au angry
.look ;...,44t,woultl i tst ,be fair not' to do that,
I 'amtishell like ti , see tt.'. I ! !,TakcirpOd- 1
1 *ail': :.t , Donq -bei.; a - :f001... Patti!' Wel
I batre,..Playtul„that; : .game,,before. 'Keep!
yotir 4a4dii , quiet.', or, 11l bold . ' them:, furl
•you . `:.-. .- Go your-:way, -Edward, •aniktlli
go mine---give; me back ( my own',i-YOur3
04 , 0 , -. 1. What - - are -:you .tlititig.' with,' her'
piettnt*,4Nell'il T-: Keep .ri:iirl .- 'Do., you
wialt lI I IMe. tit: snap your -Miserable.: body
across f my- ltneeri .- - - He was mat itik. for
the door, whets Paul leaped up atid-setied
iiiiii.iiiith-ketb. bands-by therthroiC -- , -He
elung there fore. Minnie only i tlitistreiii,
Into:bad :tint twisted ' his , .feeble held 4641
bent his: yielding , trenibehind' him,e't•He I
held . him so far - efek- Momente, , diteisitre- i
ly; inert ' ietithre slight , biovrepee:thel
ohoAV:4 ' riling lotetthinfrielingtetbal
Ojai,' tali innisecilrofii: - .thiltiiinn; sbnttiligl
the- door diaily.. , ';. -, :, '-•:,.!!,:, i , • --::.::..,',:. -:,:-.,: ',I
. . .
. ' Patk, id ,•net - mere. lie heard. - . rtte,
' tkiiiidi. - -- le `under his - brother's tread ',hi!
4.:
;the` R oom * -beard liine'do.r . ,
'ittiiiidiqi.oilioi - hat -dcitii;;;'it _'olutilliti4
iiiiiiiithe.'firre'glite . efter,l l .': ife,"tiettrettly
iiiiiiiptid:''''Tfii roar `or*. 'iiitiiiiiiitifia - iU
. his, ears,- and the . floor Seettied -i heilitog
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119NTII,OSE,
PA •Ts . ' TIIIIII,SDAIY. 110ItNINGI-JUNE, 30 I
4853.1
' *" • • •- -
MEM
was znihamed of , violence... Ant he , was
not 'satiated .ta.paradl! . .lefoie tlie sickly
youth his; : iine - - person, his 'remarkable
- physical stitength f- fa' cruth`.. him 'with
the !' 0 savants - gem ;- lo Lpresiinne.:apop,iiis
. fin her's . partiality,, ; his i sister's, proud:nd
miration.,, ) .,54 . e was Ronnie ,whom, Paul
bad 'crep t ink lila - bityhiiiiil ; in .'whose gar -
meets he taiii'licorb - el:asliiiiiied`tii hide
his faee'and - weeri-4 7 -th Plain- Mother lin
mersed in 'her: homely -hens - obeli]. cares,
yet cherishing_ this , youngest ,a nit frailest,
standing het veori him - o 4 o4l r sa‘i.ard's,sphe, -
hoarding her` little ispare molieY to linty
• him' luxuries, - ''There 'Was another; 'ton,
who clime to his bedside; bearing thmodor
of woods and fields in her -cool garments.;
Who brought - him the,:,caziy i spring, ilow
ers ; 'who .ktielt .beside him when he drew,
watching" iiti.'ireaVeil ;:wild told him beau
tiful'wild Irish le,gends.% . 4 who san e - him
sweat , Irish ballads.. , Her name ivlis Eli
. nor. 0 ce, :be..".reinetnhered, when 11e
hod pair ted the picturi in Ed yard's fai
ry book, she had stein] between him and
the wrath . to come; 'liking upon - herseif
with more generosity than'irnth, the run •
measure Of bliirne.l She loved: • Edward
• , •
~
tog. She _followed. - lam when be w r en t
out With . his gun and dbgs • she rode, the
.wildest of the colts with him,' and . they
were sometimei One' lalr dely, 'riding ' or
walking; He - carriedlier ..iii his arms I zi
-cross. the brooks, imlest her humor was '
to .fiird them
~barefont; and when .her
wild black tresses fell] glistening about
her shoulders, he wia free to tuck them
up again. - All this_ like a dream, kept
swinging in and out of roes - giddy brain.
Presently he heard a - Seratch and a short
bark at - the door, and,a*:lisill*inAlf arose
and opened it the idol:came hack to his
[ face and temples,.` R osa wairraWninZaß,
on him, upon liim,:beeterdia — not notice
lier. , - Again he bung - upon -Edward's
- throat--again•his arms were 'bent ;behind
biro,. lie : felt .agoin : the. blow
. upon his
cheek, and stamped so sullenly . and loud
ly that the hounds started grouling - fi-din
the hearth`they 'slept by. He left the
room endbis slow step giannded up the
stairease. , He came down, soon, cloaked
and_capped,.and.steppiqg without pass ed
•
in the broad moonlight! . down the open
road,' Ile left " - thii - socin for a by-path ' that
ran close along the brink Of a smal Istreilin.
.Thistles - clambered the i bank - abeve;. and
the, windthat blew thrt, nigh them, sent
.the little whits . witches dancing in: the
moonlight . beriirer him: i It ,had been i a
a warm . autumn. Thelfera tufts: were
still blended green and-Yellow. The red
andfgold of the maple and beech lay viv
..
iti.ahmg his Path.-1) 1 4-s9m6 of ihese.still
held their suminer _verdure. How Jail
iiiz7c: lip before the sliy.l - -ow black.and
keen . the shadovis., ',How:like, a silver
river that :mist which wound along the
hollows. - • - - i -.. .
.
The lapping and rippling of thp 2 water,
and the flap of the nightLwied agaiest his
prehead quieted hiin.' He" vasnot often
out at this hour.'' His + old - Odd fancies
overtook hiM, and be walked on converS
ing-iitth them, and ;imagining the jagged
stumps, and ; rocks, and bushes into-all
kinds of fantastic apparitions.'; 400 n the
tree tops met= abovebim; the way grew
rough, and he atiinibled I in the dark' over
logs and out4pread - .Clutching. roots.: It
was long before hecame-outiatothe open
night. He stopped, at the edge ,of..t he
wood and looked down the valleyi—. l
Straight -- ahead.a - red light WaS - glimmer-,
ing. It shone frOm ' a "~-farrit - house - - sonic)
distance beyond. He dragged his limbs
very languidly along the path that led to
it, passed stealthily - int sidle yard and, be
neath- the lighted 'vrtitdow:- It 'vratt'quite
low, and folding his 'arms up al,the , sill
he looked in.. ' Yes, dwartl 'was there.
Neither tie "ner Eliho ;had - -'gone to the
merry-mat:intr. ' They at tegetherhefine
a table On' vcitich' the` iiht was buYnkni.
she hid some coarse sewing in her hinds,
but they dropped constantly idle *nether
lap, for; Elinor managed I the rough farm
;colts, that shp could ride and break,'mnre
Skillfully 'by tar - that; her needle,
.-' Ed
liard was shill in his . . huti - titig -'coat.-- -He
knew well him ifiteilsinne be; looked 'in
that. '•,The strap oftheiane- - baglay like'
.a soldier's sash across.-:his . broad`.chest, ,
and the bright 'handle.• Of:a-hunting kni fe
gleamed in\-hii lieilorn.l. - . 'Two 'or three
brace of a pheasants layin a gloat - P..1164-
beside - hint. ' Hewas. leaning forward, and
the light fell trati'verselyilernis his curled'
hair and golden bre%\kt beard; that . lfgrew
profusely ,tipini -- his - pper lip. 1 - 130§e
e 3 es Of Ink that - Could glare - fort' upon
Psul;—and fiendish is thitrageof a . .blue
eye-,-howe changed theylwere I Re was
restless, as usual; , even 'there. 'lie ' rose
and' 'paced the room, Taus(
hearth titid tnrited'OVer with I
btirning'loig*; pausetibiElirr
ins down her black ' "
:lucks wit'
and'then cattle' back to h4i 4 old
At last he-took iomething from - his Ito \
ioni'ind laid
.it Were h 4.. It"wits'is torn
I scrap of paper,-and Elitirr bent her heild
' a long while over,iti butEdward.' leaded
bock tn. his - Chair . and= l aughed -=a -hind,'
insulting laugh-;--as if he)tad'kntivizi that
Paul was mear - tohim.' He held out his
-byind fur'it, but Elio*. IshOok het; beid.+-
*ben" he tried to force ' Pin - her angora- . -
she only. laughed - at-.. fi at vbat when he
caught herin - hii -arta • aad s we a ri n g he
would
,havir tlti:strorth'' o f it, - kissed. her,
her quick Irish bloOttm st unted to ber face,
and drawing back a-lit 16,-tindlifting,hpi-.
timd;shalstruekhirri: 'ilfits,open palm
;'cross . the mouth. ;It as a •sligliv blow!,
hut be staggered back. 1 Shel'eanght op
the light = ind....alitipal into ano th er -roc)
~,.
loCking.the & or s and. leaving him-to-feel.
his : way-out , arbest as he 'rnigyt.' '-, ~-,. ii - ,i
I.- ,-„-.., ;_,,,- , t t.,,i ~,.:
rfeeame Out lwearii , ig, 'ittid'l l raul - fled.
before bias Its„..sPedilir - -40(heedal4leti
i c h
,bill t'iotlie.ili4.lll3.,lifi footsteps ii l o4 -. fu(-
`civit;4_frait - lie . 4, 'f.‘riffiqleil!likailqi*ii
Oil 'l'6 I•OadSida:` a old..'tear‘ pf ' EA.
viTrd. i.rilaou. , binai c aod he glancri thitt4ity:
' t lind iiiii.' iiiiblibeiii4..r(*eloldilit islfia4;4
biWtherik:i4C.iil.4 ll 4o;* l 4 - ililjosk!. ran
;until Thet'iPuilett'lbe 'wool . r:3114 . then.
~.. ,...., , -,,.,,,.., ~,.., - 1,.•,
AillVoriPlait 10.94 in,..ilte Aziolo#4 . it.
. 1-91. ) a , Jc.ia...a. 1, .., Zit,,,il ,c: •;-,4
,-, .k. f;-.. v.
shouted.- Through", the avodl they Went 6
thts,learei : • craokling '.. uiulew i their;feet'
Paul stumhiingt,failingaud rising. , price
lie asked blinself.Whitt eirdd 'Edward - do,
and half resolved to stop and fatelliim.
But fear plucicedliini on, at the sound of,
the fast conatiefebisteps..'H,afelt like a
child
.pyitig -- fror;his-'!boy . :_t:Yr . lint. I HIS
knees were. ,liendUlg under lam, and ' be,
et - n*l4lOW beet Edward'elteilvy breath
-
- in.', l'hey Carrie Ito artepen `apace.-4
'The britt - ik.passed there... -Alog bridge,
reoisy. and with :Weeds g.rowipg, itli n the
crevices, lay across - it.., The 4anktto .6-,
ther side sloped deWn. green, - hiiii spring.
like, intl . the meet-shone - hrightl - yen thii
water:* On the nlear Side of the Viiiek
i d '
'Was si.rich heti of ern,-..ver ant ma in sum
mer. - •It was .htire that.' - Pahl felti., his
brother's 4ad.upn his shoulders..." You
e4 - es - VtoPpor.' . ..sald Ed Wird p,aitting, not
with fatigue, put Ittvithr shame and ge.
Beheld Paul by the arm and Shook biro
.3
violently. , ' Reep[.off l' said Piul-fi rce
ly. , `..What, yeUriv,e tint had enough 4) it ?
You pitiful scoundrel ! . It wags like .you.
t'de it—it was Oip ' you. Mut Usiepitig
1
a the farra' winclOW,' and lie 'Befit's: heel
u on Paul's:foot itl,Ud .gebtintl" it - intthe
sod tiou. . 'Go :,:lie a in his ekaspe of
the snakes In, t he b
i. i
: iug
lam in - his ',arms; Il ook,' he said, attic l l! , hold yeultuitle the.
.hater till 'you - pry f4;r . pardon.." . , l'' "iii)
non 'there, was n'struggle. , TWistin in
each others Semi,' beudinibackwara and
forward from side' ,to , side, . - iteare'r. the
brook,. nearer,,thei feet denting the csh
sod, they ierestledlle perfect silence aye'
neiv and then ie ail frith Edward
deep ;'groan from Paul. dward s
plashed int0,:,.1 he, rook's' edge,', and
dragged his broth . irreiiitibly veithi
1(.,
~,ti: b pot:hip bac v,ards:.toWni r ds thel
ter;. It iris. ~ the . that the
. roAinl
leapt' 'Upon the - 11 ridle Of 'the him
- tnife thruSt - hire i ' divaed's tiesort, I
- Sawit, and just at hii.foet alipfted,
neath . him. seized, i -and tar uck' wit It b
hands, and the brother's ,fell Heavily'
upon' die
.sod.. :. • 1 •
- Pita' staggered te his 'feet. 4All"p
p
beatitiO7l t'verefiegoitela DOW. , 4 Edvra
he ;sheeted. - 6 Great.' God ! . tE4iva
Ile:stooped: . . Tittit:.,knife ,was-buried
most . to .the - hilt. As; he laid, lis 1
•
upon it he
.- uncles d - his \ eyesi = • W
lie sitid:'"untili ave . spOkettr— ur
- er!'. - Paul Shedd r ed and )tito - u
f
' Oh; den"t say that Edveard,: r bt
tki\
,er ! - Alritikhty . (.14. , ,-
• WI) as '•
hryther.bitrfallen into, the thial he
tent,' and the -• fern. lUaves nisi; flutte
and beckoning -around '' him: 04e •h,
rested upon _the hilt of the knife., iti ins
ipa. - soklualemo t iftfidAptop
Von have iviiv.taiii. iind" murdered Imo
an tissassin, as 'yo , are,' he commt
drawing his'breath hard. ' Yea . came'
flit' lhatt to-might,--Lyou ',know: iMt -i tli ‘ t.
and, yeti are - going, to: : stow, me 4wa , in
sorne_cranny in, t e.woed„ . _ lint ,iumd,
Paul, .you'l ti`e, lo nd . leut, yO,, h
{thobg
there lie' or ! y fine` cif theSe fern- 1641;6i left
I L
'to bear wit eStirtgcanStloti. l . The lied
arm felt stiffly. backiand while:Paul:at ' a
nvet,him 'it dizzy. , terror he died: -: 1 ,
.1
= 7 Oh, •_, Cain; !)401jd thy brother ! Oh„i
miserable an I . What. if when ye i tith,
`and bealtl rose high; ,le . did oppress
c
,tlieel - W let if he' had - plucked at . by
-very being, Are , he beautifulle- di efor
:such as ibeet.`..;Th curlyireapf,'.that-lhas ,
-nestled aign'inst.4tiy iniltbrr's it4,Ptes;-Oet ,
thy father'i hand h
_s pressed ii - heue
,ic' , ,
,tiori - r Dawn 'Trutt vide, with hy fan
.. te
theeakhl r t-' ': .•
_;'': '' ' - i ' -'' ' '
1
- And So lie fell, Ali adhing ;- t lea sud e
rose ,''and• crept lima e tbedead land q e
tioned the
,mute.P lases.:; , , , Then mem .
and we 0.-', Then - rime, "dashing : his ft
tic . artn4 aloft, and creaming, 'lEilWa
Edward r till hew s hoarse; and sink - c
giddy.' 'Then' he s tik stupidly jdovert„
Aling.his cliceinlhistbands; trying':-.tei.
call the whole_ : - m serable ..eyettittg._ 1
.saying - agiie and a aiu, :Edward's dyi
1
Weeds--=Us if - there .ai trey di hgeriif
: gettilig theirol”'l e him' in'soirne, Cr
ny-of L ihti woods "
!. , Oli, ticit''*.he ti
should. Prid thern.t..tegether:-", , ,HU:thel/
o . f ) l M a ri... 4 t kOi fi n n lt,!re!' . o o ef.Yef t9l''
thebreatitlesiques lows.
_Ole .ithout
innider---tritirdee I lina . he felt (lie itii
hand had 'upon 'la 4 dollai- ..',. IH ow .'il
would't fr ong:ireu hi - re-with horror
disbelief ;panned-1i on their faCes !.e a
uorft oe,ri-hewe,ht, ''it.t.hrongli np th nd
st,t.
less, lior t t l id detail I should heidraimifilm
knifefili ' thilibl i o' fly boiOtia,:and 'itit:lhis.
soul looso'from lilt t Is miser I='t.Oh, 4er
oal . Gotti lie: feared • lOU- morellhan ithe,
worlds scorn 1; and hire, and sleartiefestpun
islimeut. t ;011, ,bdward—Edward.!..--
Dearest2brot her ! IS it poss .. sble 1 Cait it
be posiililti't ' -- .. lie - 1, Me; greikidi,d - '1,'411,-:.
help' me, lselp -ine l'' '' His'lintfrkiniuriertet- ,
, tiainuo , and..uhil ;and a ircreddrovrtii:.:
"eacrePt i'veft4iseit-, Ji#: - r.e4,ked 1 4f 1 11 43 , - ,,,
.bead"-, up on, sin s . ktieeit, clesonoil i kt it .ins?
- 0;,,0nd t lien);
~' When be le t rkked no inel
ititaitifee,lhetttirtil'W-i'rti paiiitiliiiiiiii eq.
vhe -, tootin bad gone 'do wn-'tone' brf;7
. , ' , Tiol lueriesolunun gar) to, t o voe :--
Tbeu;hersturted ,Ali 41v ry;Tustlet ,ice the
..
64..
lettleestlit P 4 Arm: f4: 1 ), )(it), t offlthetlO P.lii',
i t,
' 4 diSfove . Then . he .vtakkall ahlsottti res
elite; and- z- iiiiit iiiiiii't fie lArialt e,lc o ink!'
rl \;,
iiiilihe - plith 411 *nye'," sub listMid,, -,-- 1, He.
grew , desperi :!eier Wu: diwniadvau 'ed,
sod horror, of thii,ll.-tno-fiist, gikyer,.wie to :
atter, af e detection..N..,What„ifhtl we',o, - re,.
lade 'the:body - a' little While, cad tA : go;
Usiie'ilid ' .ihin:k f 1 - ItWelaild/tiVpiisi:il ter
give& 'liiiits elf* iti - ,thi . gisiniteitlni i to?
tel. d kagg ad befiiri,l,-iiins, .itliovhots higt'i
Pre.,wiL, 1A941.t. 6 97 et! imstl,ke, !Ktinta. , Per,'
t 9Ong 411 95 4 9.1P4 01 "MeA,0!. ft- 4111 ; #4. - , i.,,
13e tsult,6iiiied;i halt iint.",,ste4 ! 'dui) gli'
tfie•iVoiiii. 'lifidWieidiniitlie yr -- 1 bk.. , :i
' - ellt . ' up -iviiir'4ll:llim .4 .,int"Pitiv im_ , 8 , 11 .': ; tl i(ii l
ardw : ;11. , :.tii tile , m ' th , 445 5 s i sae, -,t s 'or.-,
It t Okft . l 01!Picitli t li . ; , - l tlifti<4,4..*OY.,..,itrk: ,
I
. iii, composing cpo 1 imti.v,ll4l .tion .fiiEN
- dried leaves beuqut tlfiiiiiiiit:;•:thO' , liffri'
livia.'difvVallit: eriai,l'llidypti '. . ::! -- a
'idiallaiwiteoleilei ' 'itv:: - :,-.lyiliii hi k•, w,
, 1 19 W . MhOIMI - libiniz u +'cl e kli v *O i rl." ,l %.,
$6
•Itql-if*Afif.A . #4l,l tyr-ifr nab;
1 iro„Ontmuce. es lik ever
' '
them, and Inckedlherelaspi 11:hyak
'lterose:-' thiiiitOtie.:''.i -, .
No one met him opttiti 0.0, ,
house was quiet:. If fi
; ' faun i, bisl wii;
his , own ropm...tip
,the'gre - 1tr .0 44:4
over the kitchen reef: '.-
Thee` . 6 14 4 : 8 1'
his damp clotlek'tiefolti d ' thelal
:tors, drew the it'iveiing of hi' '.1),,1. apt
hitn."4 ii
nd - woiil'ilt; ttiKilv I '
;Ith'adl.
- body -rskee., -This,:wal his - liratiOn."
It was neon` when, he'was a ' iketted by
Ig
his.sister. arga:rot, MM . _ e'irie 'to [Rah
him if he was. ill;'and it he '.:Uulditake a
1 cup, of Itea. :Heleei4 "No."; '.' Thee ;she
asked - 1( ,EdWird :bitil regertied:theyeve
ning befor.. " VOS:titid r lind:64e lout .
- agaill- 'lt was ktia!ige',lie ( 1 4 Not ',.come
'hack."' 'lle - ttienet Irtnn 'her, -- -'atid Attieheavy, tdeek t ignutifeltottott him. T hirsty
and burning hor'liO;--ayvoiiii` itti"sedond
time. ,It was "evening _ : hodros,pd . haiti-
Ty and' irecitA rit
bwit'stst.'; atertaret and
her..father wer;nut the supper iable:,i, !He
.eat ~t,/ow'n.wit 4.;bent,l and drank, greedily
of `the tea'.hiSsister F pini red for: liirik,z—
-tiipt:e' wei:a . hind ringutg.er rather - toll ol
ing in his mire, .anChe move ; ; and tpoke
like' one:in. a dream; ilia own snice,sonnd
-1
ing strAnge ..
end _far away, ,
~bey,,were
gettingi u rerY.eeea about,-Ed% . #4, de r eb=
ly so, since they had;found'hii On stand
inghekind 'hie' eh inberl - door4. rHe was
not- huntins, then. 14T - hre - conidShelie I,
Where, in -God' nam e!" said . the- ,'old
man at last: Thei l lenker dut,hhe
1 ..
t 1 .
_..y, ,t , t . over , s. clothes.
All..wasai ustil 7r not ; a, article,:fiad been
taken. ..They sert r one ii the (on t0,,,F,1i,
'nor, and: learned - Ilia' etadl.been with
her - the `daybefore. , * hey; - 4itrid . wait,:
till :the: next.'urarning, and.' liten,., WI 46 . •
tillould still.betnisising, ,ouse, hesountry•
an.,l search-toi Ishii. - :'= - T " 1:
'''
- night! 1 - ~•":,_:''
.„
Miserable ;it: caine ' gain. ::: ile
'kept' a light . htitaini and" ac , ' hia'rp': in,
'back and fiii-th;' hack -.arid" ortli=4 ;en
steppe& and thought hun;'",tha inigh,t, ell
against •bins.- I,Theie_wase phial 9f fd d
antirn ripen his - table, lie dropped it, e....
chaniCally but; ,without Conti ing:d, ik,,
=and' crept rci• bed. r But • th4 = l l .piiie - 'd 'V
Startled - hie' pithibill mind:, into, action'.
Thought ;upon: th4ught.rusittl,throtigh
; it
his. brain: From ' thetumult, f.bis ag9ny
,With the terrible -_rind` the sad : : sa*e, ftb
surd,degrading fanCies;'tlith )1 ' stro ve to
Put away from' himl„iind for: w lib' he' ha,;,-
teir himself. --' He- began to den ftheii6k
lug pf'his watch, end,: ti little - hile afier,„;
started with the eon,
tioiSciousu s-,that i he r /
had let go, he knew n it w'cii when,
~.
that cable, and: 'vrati drill9d eat - Inti:ysee
'if anguish and 'mad fOrturedifancies l ,--
, faceaapprotich?d hint anciii 4 ty - ' -
hided flaming'
' - 'de "
6%-
a 1'
I d r
, al
,and
. r ,.....
ike
et!,
lout
chits - bitiFliitijorrneite4.4 , T . ' #4*. pass
ed before ibilWidek . : kiteke.be
,illi, ,lisht
.4d-i•by.ikyearilig fite,, 404*,
i. mictrCle.
l e
Of Ateletoae r in : ridiC4ll'itia . ..i-gre . esque at ti
lade's; ..iiieo Tik - eit . ' ii t - Abik! 1
•1 Iw-backed .
'itatitleiii 'Wail 'arbeedit;:'# . ll. '' glass I•ie
ihainlcOrdasieg.'"!; - Biatiliep ~'" it' tenable:
-of ell.VM. l ;;OrePtilli:l l 4iliiil l ik:: 441!1ig4'7 1-
-4- sn *gtt7isia!P l Yi .. .!.4at! - !#," 1 "R' 4 :::40 1 i• ~ -
Te.i3dir!i: . /..oyerpo*ciirt.;ol t i lt- •
.'
Od i.blit't (e' aiiir
. erie!: , 'Tt r ' itoii.. fi
1
.°4iTll°C t ! I * . ia
6n4i t b.° I tl::r .' ;.. . I .!‘ltiiki .
. :CieliainVUOL ' diminisklei i*.d Aral::
.1;..
4nrci , :qa.,':o 7 ( l 9spitctcpe*Eil qgdion. ( 1,
above;. below ieverYw . efei-- -• • e .. .bark
away from Ista 4itillereli e too - ; . •.' i in 401 3 ..
' - eir:ili'iii swat ''iiii4 bie r et: ' ::: -41 -: .- ilie.
1
•rlientkt ronCiitket he *11414 :
.::: . gfv #ii.,
-.will. by 'ainealighei.ilieEs4liii :, :ea beek .
:. ( MAng' , ..a.tictlimitOriPtii*us:9 . .i . 'aP 0 11 .. the,
*ay, and
.tflat:he dre*gliiiii : , ' , . t y , front.iiya
secret-nook amtimiiiitivOiiiil ' , uitiiiidit 1.
iti c ilitniidir althem;l4: 'ik,.. , .. triiii• ~,
ftdid'it:" :'4;iiejat: Cate .. 1 ,- - . ed - raii. •
Tom . his: bear t, -..aed lijk: - .. : Yrek - litliglitiiii:
e l
PY".!ecic44-. Gael,;: 'III34.°vPF,POIP
OR Toitiipg r .' 7- . - ' • ~ ! -
, ... - •1.-1......enr out early il'i; ,- ' '' • • . ' ' • •
They .. Wto searc h. t le.
wood. ...Ai, 'calla n o t mftif at ' if , i1:1a: : .'1,41,..!
be must follow and livateli : ; l4e . ii.:AlOketii
they came to the bridge Enna
,:1it*id.41.:...
Yand:., Her . gar me nlB , t rai le /004*
t
bell- of feras mdscott.*er lobs r batllittx: 7 l -
Could she" itanalkire and not fe4llt t----,
"Could she'loqlef sit :therielliclzoning' liai:es
~. Itiliii' wind bleCsiihetir unirie)erds theirs!
41fievand thithe \ r,like-fingers;- they seem
fidilwilllirlit4•TepPl.d 54 0 - 1 !! , k • Pd - 1 )940-:
.0/MtliPkAh i cit:PPq9. iqlll O.'s.? : - _,:ge.
I . oo \ fieSide !- her.. ::.}iiii;paii'slit .:llfriii4 T, of
. we r. ..:ltiff eiiiiiiiii4jtial**o - clotpb and
000 1 41 4 .tbeiir*illiiih" 4 -gi.' . " - * fltitiqbe
•Itelleilesbei•arlipped•ftinn;thic,l I,oo:*ftlidia
. oiive. 04: 40 69).41*. - and §...: littoil . "'L
clatteritigjiikeiliek• - She iigii;:dir:i!.l"
r
verY•pavP• : ' :Rosik . put' hkir milit ~.i#,; :h e
'Ciitiricije , liintrieierehera 'aikfTsiliiiteitlik;
leiiiitl*aa• iiquiri - ak no deo4;:illat: ki t:
o.lafifter.7llrbeiliitianda were ii . :llpc.bilt,
1 fpfil,of the liiP4di s ",,.. • ;...': ,•• -i 1; .1. -.;
`.: !.YvaP.eye ' ni • ag. -,
Splashes p 1 asLs o , sun;s 1 •
ne
- lay fidink uponyce
trunks'and'upon the
o • MvirA.flour of tbit i reod,,.....4er pep) §eern-,
c 4:. i ie til ii g , froii,f . .Tt4-i'eftii:. Ailing the
1
iiiite'lleiweo .thichiget . o4\ii *- - geev Oa
7 ,keilJ - • :liiiiii , iiiiigit i ftill'i)riiii4- - ilia froin
__, _ ,
...____;• 7 ,
_,„,
;wasting leare-amt:weeu t hearoaei t eiegly..
4 94 r ,0 1 t9 01 :iut.
q # , : . ;i g 1.14 vtt -
.
oder(_49h, and dec!y.aAliqur k!ett
upphokrmy rocks lia'l o ogc l I big
Ihq riiiiiik:' bO tbeih4'bitbeit a
ahem,' fitfilliy•with
a Cr' ity4iiviti_iaii"p-..
guished, , . And now tbt6tatgeri!aitive tin:
tura, that.hed igttlivieLiklwsetvige;;4ru
!CHop, her, Nll4lli'4*. ts, tinanaan4,
cries 4 116 flung hip*lit4i, .11`, I. i i,.. l iar h ... t,
h t.o - *l l l- r T i at . i tt.ill 4 ! , .##-,,*-9,0 1. - IN
fro i i(
g a "" reP r i ' k7 °t I. t P.ki- ...:?... .._ / 1 .. 50: -. .
: 4 4 -., . -Yin 4 A l ki-gfl a -- 1 1.. kT-tigM 4 4
Cell' So ,1 , 11 . !.': ,r,(00 , 4, . t "PARkit
I I A,
ar'' ' : ' la - 1 _ ..
e. '-tbilt;• ,I 1 ,;W , "lik . ,
-i: , , •, - -Z,:':_1:1 ( ,': 11:.• ;'. ' ': -. : . :.':ii.Y, - -'1::: , : ;;•`.. , -,1 , ,...(-:.1 . _
•;;....:....;. - ....i.1:1 1 ' : 4 ' if ••::: i •>': : '44:!e".' - :1,..:1t ::, ,::-:::* .15: ..--...:.
:::::::wAI , .:::-:r :.-....:.:, ..:::5;%; " ''' , 41'1::::',U414.2e.F.••.:. • '‘‘'.a•A'Nrit. • 2 :.• dr:.
act
ng,
likt;
rdn,
i tiy,
or
or
ing
ey
: A
BEIM
~~~._~ as
.
.:...y.
' •-- ...,sj,il,4
---c,A I
...,,,,,..,..,-, ;4...• ~,,,,, ~,,,,,,,,,,..: ;- .7 , ,e , ,,,,. ...5.,...,,, } :Fi l
ti k .opiat c .. still - resting ti'pott - 044.- ; '' ' -.-1
..1 1 # at her first sharp; dry . thdy__Bik. 7 :-4 s 4, , '.:
-.ittatchfrul and aghast, : ..Paul,' l .:!) !
.! . 1
.';:rigiiii:jtod graspin & Air4 by rho :r
-. . • ::.!-. d...: c
flilkithOtilk,from her. !!` my*#o7 - _ - • ,. .„1 . i ..
of
•-.:_.;,,
',M ia
ehe ::,*d4 and
d,..,10ak y0kA12,.;: , ..(10; i ..:1
'waste niisx*l l- ...-lini , pFaYi9g' , " - iiiit :Alp& -..
will send'iti*Eitick - insilingand.tiV4i:J . :.- i
only asli .. „lll*Y . pray , "veheininiitil i .':::,
rais
ing.: het..iirrni!::.tind stretchidg . tlidiAl - ..t_#- :./
wards 4811**(!!..!` that ' I May..•,loOli'',tett
him once more. - grant it ! grant . ..,st.,l" .1
clasping ~her,:handaf nod wringing tlierts ;.: 1 1
hard. • ";Be convassionatiN : qoa ! , Yes, 24
I must seehini.onee,..mora! - '. Yoti,lirt..‘ :1
anger_' .. 0 1. Edward, - . • •''''
parted it,:t,.,,,, 1N...., Ed war d.
. i t
say, riaevi!P-.-093f4 : tor , .t.liautioi..:zliSiti ..f .
it I.'. .§fii.::Aiarnoo .u - poili#,,,,ii.sll:4,!o' 1
grOitiii4, ;: .sl4ll4hd*irth - -.-ya wd d iidive '1
-Viiiii i i . '!" o 74l-::`1!:04; i 0ind away, - Pin9r.
Tlitqp a faaK4 l :fill ..
and the. 110* * 1 : 1
illibt is Upod'us?' i.TC, ; :- .7 /: : •- - . -- --' . ''''
1. . . 1..
. . .. I
~...: What a iswoet. Oetoker . , arrernool3; and i
what in gentle , peatefistlendieepe. 'Hare -- t
it , % , u l _....!..ilinnl.dtatni • heinse faiihich we
saw Paul; lintinOther dwelling bas t re- .
placed it. . . Nhe, - i reretry4riannol. has Z
re-
•Etlared it:
The4.lo4.l7tro444lchieg
* f -
c i od,4ts character
43 , The iinii:*e:*ide
;aitamoeth, the n 49 0. 114 t 14toy, an d
mlia few g ro ves fld!ontle.onee ..f:
thick- : :I;
ly wooded hills. .t.Ujidnr theati•Ae cattle
AS.grazing,, "The cattle on - .a ifignaind '',....
,h 1141,". Fpr'she innumerable ]tills stand
d t
:shoUldering.:etieli other, and . ,iiiii - 00,:ke..
"....-.4 . -ii# , --- . 1
ant ..ngnAliii...„ t .t . p.va eq.
~.tt,..
.bifcirck,O.!ii4ii..oo Oildr4:*:**. 4 .llo: - .lfpg E.
_wit *spaniel' that lookaintii#Alt ilima•
•but, ona.must :be• ea i ong: ...,.z.: i .
: . !iio fil!" 1 :4: PI/ the ; 1 9w p.4,41# : „ . ,..!R,tch-
eat e on with herbandsidro .
.inpon the ::•.
ii , ii:
_*.iiihei.* tap: - 4 -v oir; 41iiimtior! •,_..
it /
Tiiii; hasde alt iFitr,:7l.
..,likAZ11411: , lill : (•';
than *with trim bvll - o*l,iii - ii.l4Wifiiilii,kikin
ehn r'just yi . , k(iii*:,i • y . , oii - ;:: . *lblwiar . s t
w io
litie •- •'!ishi.i.tia a titi t '7:4;l4)iktitig:i... tialiti..-1
i ,
;Ho .3"iitiiineji . ...r
.'efitiiiii* . iillliank
:lea `. - :;`..A:iii:* - iii - iiirlit wit id4letieil a --''.
i
tho sand i nut /heaps. '"A .1:400k, a ,-tog
hridke•eroaif git ,\ lina'lyitillCliiire:. - tei the/ 1
•iiiitir;-a•hed - of fern;longi.'nattowiand -- ..r:
- sha ed a m u st - like - a•.entrie.A - -. , When ~. 4titlC..ti
'-find; M . .: :lle rubs-it out end . h - sitily , t4iii. .‘c
•••cee• • • iiii - 4 , :higi;• • ~ :,-.• ''•••:;,_.' ,, .1
~?:
' s :lifilliCi4
e ' prere4: -= ' ,, He fi n s - tiont‘t . ..,0
'l4)•edl . ei the - 'green bai t ree: .'' Wife/chil-' „I
.dreit.ni•alth . and honors are his. You - fJ
thinkOod' ha's reivarded him Stringelil
''..fer his evil deed;' ,Ask him. - Has he ev , ...11
hiltediie the - colt , or : the 'Viand -- to li p, his
has-he etei 4 lain down to'}iis nightly-rest
or risen. to . his daily labor forietfUl•t=- . q
_
...
Ask hiinif'ir.-blow and-a curse* ranft24l- . -K 3
__ward_woillit ivaleLfii.VPPt FZifrili titiarlall - .
Ch i Id illii.` ' ` His . : - . ) 7 ' yes are' - -langlidilitid
.....4
thoughtful but*.lick.goilt;•ja.Writ!eni-0,,: . •
ifi . -...
brow: Recirsl::has fe4;k . Oticin! hii'lleart;: *t i
and tint eaten its wp y outward. ~ .-5:..1 1 - ,_ :.>. -.• 5 1
The.ettildiet - acid heir - *Other went in. '-* .g .
cintililgetirt - haiiEWcongkint , wrea of - .
anturnfilltisfers,•atkriba.shook the fragments
..'! . . f i
frOM,•heeiiirOirnOtiltr* •• • 'Pant kept r s l *.
'hie.'' lax thetikkiElli*tc!' 4i% tto . be- - . '.!
...iiate:Oriliii.AA!hiiii.ol"Oilt i 'T lO-. ' I
ik'Clirdlcatiii*Agifitiiii:.l4o44lie, illAlied
sat ii ii.ihiniq . l4kniielinttififek.rohed_and -4
musk . „ . ..ifiltiiiitooekilli*, bare - vines - creak 2 4.
: a . li 4 :0 46 44*i.lia'.lattiaalibaialiiinD.. 13- -' -'' - 'i
i
-11
WIIOL
It e
u to_
[and.
Icsray
that
wand
and
PruPhe l 4:ih — atAlPlPto 4 ,khtle , t r all ' Cif ,
w ith' piniteuqi ftad'geuekclus!, l'etulYeslgtexf=
" pet t ed . th e lasel-pinalt3 4 , halitge:,!t. :(4 . 101t
that morning wouldifindihinikcponiusinutial„ ..
diiiging: his : , broihnes - :body, Ahroogliilf%;, , ,
wood:' and qaaking with 'stoat teita*lnkojoio -.
should , draiv , .nigliiir be r had !!44te41-I,heii.
ilonilisehiqUent I*i Oil of-histrirnej - liaief
had he dated !co: we4ltdwal-d'i ifflatiOd - wifet
Not intikyea!, aftai year hatt issaedi bring- :;
lug Ake old- wish 4d' reeoneilinkhitn't,ciibi
'pro.:tance; - Not tiy•wohi or`look; Itiatroajltad, ,
,he .4:sid tc• Niu:liee - atille haxl - filittis4 s ii, , '
A him next 'E4itaedr aud-, :, Wh*Edsfa4 -7 1
had hiten YrY44
dead ;n '
' 544 , his;-Pattilia&oot strengtblertOgikle --.4
repulse it. ~ He .- ikfkai , finitinek • edin:Mt, .a
loarriao witk Eliqotas'pne oriife*it-,
• bilities, 40 iiißossibie that telmiye ' agaip*- -
it ' woald - ,be n l ?surd ;I'i l ien - 4' AllaigiAlt. 4n4 . 1
...thep j the dailY besieging nftottalttita ' - ,we •
~,:.
[.64raurie his TesebAinn•!;. - 5.,.; , ,i r i- pi k 7 : l 3,
iyhaia it:tbi a c us -. '1
towards=his 1, ..
... -Sat tle thitl :lig t .o ll4 3,o 4
•_w
sous that'hi*,2o4 walt4aP i t Y l bi t i g 4i 4d '
'lading and; itreikting4int fitMlit°- - 1
i i .
to his-feet• 40jetOuPii.gree,* 1 010-01 ‘00 , ;the court' platun,orskel4-fr:44 - , dilgalultic4 - :
itb,his - himt*cr - ;:*f,lioil , f4401,0;11 - 44 —;
st4oKtiftsiitllvitk P lii r a i 7 4tUP*- 41, 44 )1 4__ 41 1 14
so tvidlr i'r - e 4 tflen it -Kn n j li 4,, g l: s -A
' thyows.tk7 9ttOn- k l iel ii r n,.--2414 $11#0:''kl
know:010 "jairstbin:fbee4tloo:l,,,--1
~,,
Jtcl-drifis. , Oebii*w_heiiihet*P l B4 o l,4l l , 't
' Piozza , %44, liitlxit,w9Pit - filin ndil4tzkrAr- -
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