Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-31


,sss,,. e u 1siA htf shs ti.,ed iAe r,s-.
be fstsi.sss u ths s.ocpe'. S'u~iy slon .hc rosc
~, sh-y-.as u.ss !. ..er her pefaoo. ro,cI 90.
,,s'1 sas Dssro~ windoW e Der c,ii. The tava
zee srrtisy nis'ily erst the riy. The fau-c e.
fsrrs sad s54fcs acre d.riae..y ,.sblr. sn8 be
lesd ID. '.s Soc ppanss q tio sea. 4 few
1, BE Sefs yet bauioe she d,,isnt ,asumcots
81 tie palace sad the idaugbis Il thr captive
ses~ ron hsf eWn soriya to The csrs,o sneliih
- esr " Noach pafsniouni IN diEuuy. had no
pev ~ Sc rztc hef trIsist cou6.sni hom shane.
iai ees'h. Troy nas boeH observed ihs, & no
oibcf scffp@ ssa esof marked jLe lie Il the Queen
q Naples. her cfoeh ~ss 6csty Purchased by be-
agouy iheu--Nhen she knew tist the pisy H,stc &
he iaisncy. The gentle eompsnon fb. youth. aud
ate. who bed bccn To her 10 ihc hcld ct mother
Hhom YER fofsl pftdeccstofs Lsd loved aud honor.
3D. wbo l.j closed ,hc ewes Of go men, pf her az.
coss4.s. ~efc 90 "stish almost bcI,fr her cycs;
~tile ste. Sb" knos ibei, inuastuee. yes not co.
D. ie'fst-'n by Potcg 70 pfoie,t lheni, aat etrn
10 relieve ihsa .sfs,,g- p, bcr psovciec. Nay
j. Ns n Der nspv the cNecuDioncr would hn The
s,e OF hsht TIC torch, AID Joanna kncU every
tear ihe ioreo Il sncicu, affection dt,~ for,h--cy.
esy shuddet Of sHguish Al iAls Rupture " Srcent
Ties, 10 which ibe heart tiings igofe deeply IN sor.
fes--~as watched with Jealous scrutiny. was
branded 10 proof her participation 30 Their guilt.
The ~bispefs Of suspclon aud dlrafcctiOn had
been rife csea within the palace. open rebellion
wn- leikfd 81 smonr macy e the hsughly bar0ns
Of Tic % IN what resource bad o Young sover.
eiGa thus tefct. bu. 10 sacrifice her bosom's deep
Get feelings Ia The dictates of policy, that involved
tue ~e.f.fc ~ her bjngdom Such was the re.
.eho 20 which Jo-Hna had been driven, 10 which
the lofty aided Cs;snese had nfred ter on their
anAl psr'iag-"t,u The anguish of the unfofIu-
bate q zen prompted her to rsk all to her very
reppisiion. Tot iheif tescue. Joanna sl hoped
iot hope ever lngets m The breast Of the young
With Philipfi Il had long beeo exlinc'.
IA The .nn rose. iing'ng the waves With purple
hshl. beloved IN The distance TO ruddy gold ard
reelected from the FURNISHED domes and pasces
hke rays Of silver. the popolsce might he .een
erowdlns the mole and The streets the
fAorc. to aiIness tie horr.d spectacle Of the
nation Of The prisoners. II had been determined
ihs' ils should take place 10 sight Of all though
lie spcciGiofs were Lept al distance BY guarded
aaIssdes T. admit Of their seeing all that passed
s'iooI berrirs the declarations Of the prisoners.
L4eh arrangement ~es part of that policy which
shed At tic obstruction of the youthful Queen.
~ poisoning the minds OF her subjects.
eight hustle IN the PRISON court and the
e'ssh oil Weapons announced 10 the prisoners that
'ba A2Sf VAS come, c,en before the deer opened
oep,aJi0g a band IL soldiers rcnjy TO conduct
them. Both were prepared but The bright en-
'hnslssic fo';itndo which had suaieincd the youth
fUi Sarcba through tie IeIfors Of her imprisonment
fhlled 10 nerve her frame for ih,s trying hour. -
.t..Ucej Jy fatigue and fear 10 slmast iniantine
~esknes, sic refined lunguidly beside the pallet,
her fsee ?allld a. marble, and her hands clasped
IN silent prayer. The officer and guards appointed
10 convey HEN TO torture, approached 10 bear her
Al le lpd1 knID
them of and while iesrs--ihe first iha. had be-
deNed 10 many days that wilhered check slid
slowly down Ter !see, and the an gush OF her spr-
u Tor The chlld of her love VAS sppafent IN the
working Of her expressive festufcs--took The hand
OF her grsnd-daughter and led der forth. Proud
y shc paused ete they crossed the threshold Of the
dungeon. aud ~ieoG away that evidence VI grief
.Len. dI.dsniag all assistance, with mien as ma.
jcsliS as vixen she moved houored among the no.
blcsi "f the land, seated herself in the rude car,
supporting on her bosom nuh fond soliciudc the
isile, beng whose youthful vig5r proved lees
sure s"ppo't 40 tho hour Of calamity, than the
energy Of Nil, bora alone Of The Unconquered
soul
:. new tusl awaited Philippe tai. figure.
wrapped &C mantle Of the fashion worn by the
priesthood confronted her when about to move on
i,..- ner lAst journey. She drew herself Up with
eighH. as size addressed han.
"Is Il TO behold how bIs victims meet death that
the oob. DurSzzo honors them with hs presence !
lie may scarce expert fran the weakness of fe.
ma lsi"fe the uon ECr,e Of he wsrficrs."
'Nsy. AN here" mui.ered the Duke ia tone
80 eor,i.issory se be h,ucbiy nature would per
wh. Il -m here as your fienJ. Nay hear me
es' my eOunsei can presefe 700. even yet from
'Ae ce,ih y0u are 10 de aad yoa dropping dame
from tosiures mote terrible thsa DEATH"
She expression Of suen scurn on Phihpps's !
speakins eoVuieBhnee. vanished into one of intense
g'!sf o. Tie all0sion 10 hef grand-ds ehier.
Thou tsy's, Nell :" sbe erred, "a thousand .
6estbs uuuld eGGaie to tree tbs lamb from The
frs,p Of the weli sill endure thy counsel, aye
Al thank lAee. Il II yield sia! sPesk-v hat may
Ia done T.
usel9se IL names II your socomplees 10 The .
aAlser" sAss DHrrsEzo. ,loNl., snd fixing his eyes
"a act face. We Est well iho PROJECT sas con-
oe''o3 By higher than iho0 eoaie.s, snd with
tase snd DIS lazy al shall ye, be vel ."
Tie cstsness isd Lef ewes 10 ,hose II the
Dsse. gsang a. thopgh she would read h.s scfy
.Ss'--tii his osh qusii~1 before their lad enslt
ra.h God t.a.nFa tt.-r ..tF