Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-01-15

60 rush ro The spot when or I've soldiers held torch
Co. ~ acc, and rooog .7.nt sc'rcd iim.
tns Na5atcac ittls o., nuh' be exclaimed taortiug-
Dc. &C., leave o. ritI Goo dIe ihf place
UHh,rt u. cries. tsutlus NHtn, cndoavofing 60 r4tu.
oar bp.t from tie sm'p of The soldier ts TO Der tos
lAt hoe cried female voice from tho c,ntr orttc
tro,p ard nugng from icr mantle shc bad found 20
taudgs CELL. ttc speaker dscoscd the form Of IHn IN
naUcutle burst from the hold Of The suldrr and eatrct
t.o uIa.drn Co hIs heart
'Wav tti, will NY Tita Dc exclaimed. to die for me
s.. frrHr. NsauiiIuI w.s lic f. HuuEhf tn f.tr
j have been v,dled o. tiy buh atsrcfed tire maiden.
r sorrow ard suffering. Thou I1ft told mr uat c rs
,aitH 300 tla, Heaven forget The smile vtch sense
ru.l ard ito tuia,mtnis which ldc beneath thc hand
veh tourH,s them TIE uarttt. so Qua tih who regard
ta o'rung 90 God, hou has' 90 3D. vl bc cur c"u
pny, aad Pile spoke she c1cuucd her bard to- tc c-
CHRISTIAN. tnd ior tat iatb would die Dhuc iout bod
como they entered thy cells disguised myself Wuh Wy
maa,c ard ooutc0t sc,k hg Heaven the toppi
ucs. tto thn.tnn could got hrd on i.'rh.
S,sc m. .,tc hlm.a Christian bath deceived tie En-
rcfor echoed tc soldiers To ilc palace they shouted
she lid beast rall tcfuut what tie ttus, has fUrcd
ilc' were rushing forward Go fc,zc C1ud,us vico Ilo
releasing hcro from is embrace Acw Co the foot of the
'ross aud ON lcf knees caspur u with one arm while tie
other c1toudcd o the guards. Hold she exclaimed
'tho G"uot ue christian viii proicc, hls servant
few futy drops o RAIN which bad huhcuo fallen, por
tended approaching storm. Tie clouds rolled
heavy and hc mass while their broken edges qovod
with tie lurd ra,s Of Summcr.nrhtnirg po,I rurp
through TIC hcvrns Whose hollow rcvctbefAtious Qu,ctcd
tbo Gross 90 which Tito CHING The phenomenon of apptal
and answer add,.ac itself A., l oftIc Heath
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,rJ, i,J ,d ~, H. , ,i ' ,l w. ,, ,d ,,s
tcrors and sezus tic Christians they conducted to
''' F''''
cnArrrE vrII -rHE rrRANr A JUDCE.
was ihc of tic following day, the Christians
appeared before Nero. The gaines honor of Ceres had
zen celebrated aud Clsudus had defeated the conspiracy,
ard spared tic life Of his prosecutor The conspratnr bad
been seized aud their punishment arcad, awarded As
''n'ws ana rita were entering tie chamber 81 The tmpe,
l'r several Of them were tcWunp strongly guarded and
!. ,..,'' TIC eve d" hUiu- ''., ON '"uoiu' 'Unsl"n
P,Iu,I '"' -" N'', ',H on vac Nl "' W U''''!.
.l.,D .,' NJ " , Wv. w. 80 a. ~ Log -. '
( ,t,,crs H. rr.rei.r '''' r'''' ''
rp,pl,tns yI stood iv bis ,l,,c f., trirr J,,.il,d
he coinpains o., the soldiers .rIat CIanJus Ind cn,c,v
orcd crcupe death by passing his IN female dis
eusc and ha the IMPOSITION had not Ocen discovered iii
they arrived at the place OF execution
! CIIudus answered word he was unwilling In desc
crate the Leue,ocuco Of his ath by making It the purchase
Of h, pardon lie had left hs prison hot save hls
eucmy Death 10 lm was more welcome than life and he
!tood before TIE Iyunt resolved to keep the secret Of thc
a't nights inicicw: The datkross Of the chandler, and
o "g.a9n :" zero h'u :" Iaf concealed the thran as
/ p ','''s ..s ~, s i nov owl, - ,. cu,o
,c ia, tho CJ ,l,, L., III "a , go I, = ~ ~,
Z i,5,l ,,,o t,Icro I,,,4n, ~ al I & Nv, -, 49, ' gu
Ner,, vas MOI ,,or, ev,snc,,,cJ ", III ,,I ro IL
that of 1a from the palace and the love of The Christians
which presented an obstacle 10 his own lust Turning 10
1a, and with Gicuity undertaking the passion he could
not conceal and thou too maiden hast spoed our
power within our very palace Have care the lion IS
strongest IN ms own den lhs was the act ol Rufus but
ne ''u ms I1"'t1oraes are IN CHAINS IN guard sh3I DC
mnslet ne Whispered EpaPhtod'lus The mniden look
I'm ,D oui ~ .v , Jn 'i,sna"' Fnue on inc i!'a"'
= 80 .'.' 10y W "'r'
'HNfifH i-IHL MISTRESS AND TUE CHRISTIAN
The Christians were separated but their destinations
were as opposite in place as character Caudus had
but exchanged one dungcon for another. while TIA
was conducted 10 au apartment costly and luxurious
But what is spcndoi to the hportsick and unbappy mi
souor II resembles The polden bars of the cage to
the bird they catch the rays Of that sun whose heaven
was freedom, and whose broad expansc rave no limit
10 lis fight and how if Hucfs only to remind II of
bondage and the melancholy of lis note pines for the
mountain and the breeze.
None were permitted 10 approach her save the Freed
man. whose lite was TO An .wer the violation Of his
charge She ffcsay the Tvrants desion and al, ,ious
" prayed for the hand Of death 10 avert It, She flung
herself on the couch IN dosDiir Iui the form OF CLAUDE
stood by her side AND whispered words Of comfort
and support he seemed to exhort the eou,s,ncs. l
prayer and confidence in the protection Of b,s God
She from her couch ard endca vored 10 abstract her
mind in prayer She was strengthened her feeling,
were trat Qui izcd, and she sank Co sl.cp
II was midnight the lamps but family lit the cham.
bcr whose deep silence was broken only by the cspira
ton of the sleeping maid Slowly and cautiously Sc.
crc panel connected with the silver cloth Of the apar-
meni, was opened and speedily closed. delicate fr-
male Gaurc approached whose dark countrpance and
lowirH lsir anuaurcsd au Enst.ru ,I,,,. /, ,,. A.,