Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-24

o. recovering neua tho Ore, shock OF ihis e'er'
uhelu,r- intelligence proceeded 10 the 'i'iH hc'e
harmed aud defaccd uu,o from AnasiAsouls sNaii'
ed ne, stating, "She bed gene TO scoA ihe sid Ga
a,sisu filcad sioac ana Disguised, lrsi sbe mishl
% INTERCEPTED. SADLY retained hUine,sn i'0n"
Fsedcnct had tJu.h sd'vission ~ The Pi's'bst "a
the Fort bot t.,s the fofoisu scutIrcl had ts'1ted
eoafss,y saying. III ~ouiS be 'io'e enoug" TO see
hs three da,s heaee, ~ htn led Ipdb Tor execution
asai ae, resource We framed priiiun to The
,,etn Ektaios. signed by the Engl'b and 'esa'ns
Greeks but lie replied the state OF FeslInen'ai in'
determination ~Es s.eh, thst be hsd been waiting
to make a siukiag example Of a man Of rank and
inapenec such se NSuomiSaiis aud Therefore all
Interference vas b. VAIN.
The sAGl cetemoual u DEATH Mss arranged 10
al rs melancholy solemuty the soldiers looking
pale from, their distressing duty stood silent Is the
grave. a movement arose among Tie c1o"dns
spectators sni Ile prisoner vac led forth 40 lons
er ,n trat uniform which had proved SO fatal bat
hsbited IN the flowing tunc onI 'eSi OF he native
place; thu, however did concesl the hasiy raw
sges Of sorrow on Lis young frame. hitherto ifm.
though sligt'. Ut nov devoid If elasticity 50 he
anosrnf5Ii. stepped to- sras tho Doomed ~e"-rc 49,
ror the first liue he fal.cd h!s head, And ,ooaing
towards heaven, VAS soon loot IN mon,a! prayer !;
then mUrmurs al his extreme beauty came nom
the crowd, nud hike their anxiety Mas al us most
painful height peasant gal pressed IN front OF the
Ire, setting dow lovely boz, Who JoyousIy bound
ed tvwl rds the condemned, cSclnln ng, Mamma :
my otrH mamma dgdia
Tbu, sound caused an electric charge IN the bear
ng Of Tie prisoner, ~hose abstrBcted thoughts were
recalled 10 earth by natures soft bonds the long
long cu,baacr, the hys'eric maternal cry Of "my
Boy my Boy q" proved to the spectators that the
| uucrring perception of affection had exceeded
theirs and taught, the niaai boy to dscoNcr, IN the
disguised prisoner, his own loved mother. whose
lie lie had Ihus preseryed!
/ Having failed in nl' her appeals for pardon Anas
tssoula had effected her entrance into Tie Fort
disguised 81 that eveu the prisoner did not rccug
nIze her and. protesting to lie an agent Ut hlc
wi!e's had prevailed on hiu to pc, and concca
himself board Vernou's yatL;, waere, she added
his iemily would join han. lie effected all she hac
arranged by iatltul ogen,s but he little thought
his hearts tloasure vas 10 be the price Of has de
! hverance he bad even exP efneced a halt reproach
: lul regret iiat AnasiasOuia had not rIshed per
sonal luler'lew, to cheer him for his pcrilous un
! den aking so seldom d, es man de,iuc the deyo-
I tioU VI "uUhU OF guess tue tAlaty uTeiUr iIOu
etsscrifce for an ijolzcd object, intense Ia pro
portion to extent Of what she ha, rehlquished; 10
the woman who adores, there is but one hopeless
suffering, the desula,iug conviction Of having los
the hear, which cast the spells over her frs, aicc
tlous.
Eklatos Koliopulus. on learning the exchange
and concluding the rebel beyond his reach
wIlhdre. from the manifestations Of popular feel
, .Hg aad the heroic Anastasuula vas borne hear
ly i.icless 10 her house. Her alObaser skin ha
been stained 10 the deep tint Of her husbands al,
the resemblance made complete By the sacrifice vi
her Iukunent tressesa 50 thu. nothing but chldho0dt
instinct could have discovered hor- We ooou al
Yer received ptiyae IntmatIoa, from the caution
Ek,a,os, that he had cCmmutcd The sentence Z
death, for instant Punishment from Ypsara an
having no ties there, we hastily broke Up our &c
,aohshment, carrying away our Greek friends, whor
We leil TO retirement and aiiec ion at Tenedos.
Our English party were al Corfu III 1888 whc
the Governor gave al entertainment 10 the yovn
Ohio, on lie root, 10 take possession Of his ney
kingdom. had the honor VI Waiting with ihi
good-nalured, plain, fat featured, Moorlsh-Ook
ING Prince (whom found like myself, much fond
er Of dancing than politics and who, whatever sol
Of king he may br, Is Que If the best waltzin
, partners in Europe which is much more agrees
Die y took an opportunity to relate the iuregoin
trait oi Of his new nation and, as felt that n
~ai;z-uyIng prince could refuse u petition ~h
dancing to The Notfe- Dame" made mine in sue
effective terms, that had the pleasure soon q
forwards, of adding bright ornament 10 his cou
10 the fascinating Anaslssoulu. the devoted your
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