Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-11-29

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACTS FROM CHATEAU-
BRANDS WORK.

BRANDS WORK.
SkaAes Of Epghsl Literature uia csasiitrdtion,
Of the Spirit Of The Tymcs, Mon, aHd Rrroiuhons.
REPUTATION. "rru,h formerly had great din
Guilty to spread itself. ii lacked = vehicle; the dal-
" and free press was uui then IA existence, ue
literary formed a separate world their estimate
Of each other wa. scarcely know0 to the public
Now. that asssiliug or adniong J,urhsls sound the
charge Of victory, q person must be yerl uuiucky
no, 10 know during HE lie time biz precise value.
With these contra iictcry sentences, If our glory
commences sooner. it also finishes sooner 10 he
morning an eagle. al nigh, a bite n. Such T., he
man nature, particularly IN france II ~e possess
any talents, we take Tie gresiest pains 10 doPre-
ciate them. Amer raising them TO the pinnacle.
we roll them 10 the mud; We then receiver oar for
NOR position. and then degrade ourselves afre-b.-
Who has not for 4 iex years past s-cn opinions
change twenty tunes concerning The same name ,
/. there then present any thing certain and true
upon earth We know not ~hai 10 believe We
hesitate sbou, every hing We DOUBT every thing I;
the strongest convictions IN The morning are exrjn-
gvisica before night. We cannot endure repuis.
tons; all sdmitailons seem TO be a robbery of o.
our yaniiies take ~unbrsge 81 The ioasi success, and
ifit lasts sby time. they are on the rack. We are
right gls3 At the bottom II COR Learis when a man
Of merit happens 10 de II - one u'Al OF The few
or; the provoking noise made about bin proven Ell
our bearing that of the frals and the cfuskiag con-
cert Of rncdiocriies. We FASTENED 10 pack up the
celebrated d.fupci IN two of thee newspaper arii-
.eles We thea cease 10 msntun bin We never
more open bis works; We solder up hs frame 10 hls
books as We DO h. body 10 bs coffin, desps:cblug
the v hole to eternity through the ~tiaM u tao
and death. NoWs-dsys every tA,rg grows old m
a few bours: reputation fade. a work passes away
10 = moneni. Poetry has The ssue fate 81 music:
its voice fresh al dawn. b. hsfsl At sunset. EVEN
one writes nobody resds seriously. \ nsme VI
tered three ,ines snaoys one.
Thoegh Bonsparie entertained towards De Cha
,esubnsn the strongest feeiag - hostility .se haze
the follo~ing liberal %csias,e Of the Emperor:
N.rolnos. "Wbeh Nspoieon Tor toe second
tune qailtej France. Il wss asserted lbsi he ought
10 have boried himself under ihe rui0s e hts iast
battle. Lord Byron IN b4 .-uDsA. o1s sgs.a1i
Espolcon, ssyst
To de a pfhucs LOT Nte slave
Thy ekoies q Esai Na.s hett
This ~ss an incorrect estimate ~ the bore eth
kin3iiag 10 The saul accustomed g. douni.s and
thin,:ng amer The foiure. Lord Byfos imagined
thu, the Dictator u kiag. bad sscic,.et hs fame
~i,h his go ord, that be wss shout % de aasy ,u
utter Oblivion Lord Byron ,hoa.d have knoWn
that the desuny q NsPoisoh as q mc~e Ike III
Other great e~ssiIhaes ihss muse kncs hn~ 70
cAsags % ssostiEe catastrophe INTO . soddsn turh
Of fortune. shseh sfoald have tesived ans Impaired
fresh yosih 10 lie hero TIE soltsds Il SApoleor
10 his eriis and 10 hs isGab. has thrOza .no,her
htes oefeli egefs briisni uesszory. Alctrraef