Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Az make smb,,,os, nssy a. it's.
Dali plSddlng lamsness, IN comparison.
Talk Of the nlsers passion for his store
IT'S milk and water to the lover 9, which
Ts match its treasure! Talk Of height breadth.
depth
There Is no measure for the lovers passion,
No bounds 10 what twill do!
Ur. Induce the serf to marry That
Were cure, in the end. fer your fair daughters
Whose wound were his aggression, 50 resentment
Would blunt the edge Of disappointed love.
For, doubt not, though she ne er espeuses him.
She trusts 90 far To keep him 10 hers If
As that he ne'er shall pillow with another.
Dake. IT'S done. have bride for hiM, at once
One of his class, enfranchlsed by the Will
OF my cousin, who preceded me; indeed
Supposed leve. daug ter to him. and endowed
With wealth Of his, that makes her coveted,
AZ ftuRg mate by men 0f gentle blood
Her humor tbs to keep her freedom still
But 10 my wish, as soon as known she II bend,
Aware may encoll her in The mesh
My cousins love OF bounty freed her FROM
But say wed the sef 10 Catharine
What profit then ? My child may still persist
:, To keep her virgin state.
Ulr. l should commit
To Heaven the election of her husband ;-let
The tournament determine who shall wed her.
Duke Thereto have made no provision in my will
And farther 81, as am dHs to death
Now many year, ana momenlarily
Expect his summons, pray you Keep by me
The little space have TO larry yet
For On your wisdom | have all reliance.
Your prince know will not galnsay me here
And when It peaseth Heaven TO leave nv BODY
Without the breath IL has inherited
s, long minute lose, but take occasion
OF the fresh Aow of sorrow IN my child
When her young h al 10 soften q, and will mould
Itself into his will, who Is more
To break to her, on his particular Read,
Ny dyug testament.
Ulr- shall rember. [prese.
Duke--So please you shall join you with the EN-.
Leige lady and good cousin 10 my child,
Ur- will discharge the trust
Duke-My lord, send Hson TO me Question not
Advise me MOI. He marnes or nc dies.
Life spent to waste My PRIDE become my
shame!
For TINS reard her-rear'd to tow'ring thoughts
gasp of being only LETT, and that
Tosgh that beng mas been spent in vain
For her, last shoot of an liisstrous tree!
loved my serf was VAIN Of him, and made
My vanity TO smile ihroush his deserts;
And now their light is clodd 10 all my hopes
Through NINE own pride my high aspirlngs fall.
They, shall not fall Good bye 10 ruth! He
dares
TO love my child to covet her grudged
Surrender of 10 those could boast estate
Equal 10 mine! Born at my very foot
How durs, he ift his eyes gddy high
He comes, | see. The passion, never yet
cream OIL, 6tafeS lac, his look,
Hsar, his gat IT'S jsad-or he mus, die
Enter Huon
Huon!
Huon- Ny lord
Duke have been thinking of thee
Huon-My lord Is ever good. n
Duke have notion
'T~ould profit thee 10 marry.
Husn- Marry!
Duke Yes
Huon-I first must love.
Duke And hast thou never loved
Why art thou silent 4? Wherefore holds thy
lite peace, and no, thy checki
Huon- NV cheek!
Duke 1t talks!
A filsh pass'd o'er it as | spoke 10 ,hee:
And nov u talks again-a and on the ground
fnou cast 81 ihlne eye. Thou first must love"
My friend,
Thou art Ia love already. Art thou not /?
Art thou not, Huon !-Never n,inc, hmt keep
Thy secret. | have nix q that thou shalt marry.
Huon-My lord flhte
D AXE [nterruptng him know i, will advantage
And have lsokd around my court TO find
Apirtnec far thee, and havs iii on one,
| Huon more earncsly.l Mylsrd-
Duke [lnierruPtng MIN sgain] She has beauty,
Hson, she has wealth
And what DOH qualify her better still
A oeunequal mafnhes dIscords grow
She's OF thy own class, Huon, she Is a serf
Duke lInts,rug.ns, midi inan,iy;l My serf! How
Huon-Rebs, my Lerdi
Duke trust l was deceived
/ DID no, see defiance in thine eye,
Aud hear IL on Thy tongue? Tneu wouldy not
dare
So much as harbor wish IL hwari thy Lord,
Much less intent7 Thou know'st him know'st
myself
Thou may'st have scrupes-tha, thou canst no
help;
But lsou csnst help iduloing them in the r,ce
o. thy Lords will And 80, as It's my will
Thou marry straight, and l have found thy
match,
III draw paper up, where thou shalt make
The profcr Of thy hand 10 Catherine,
And thou shalt sign it, Huon. Writes.
Huon- That were desdf
O, what is death, compared to slaveryl
B-utes may bear bondage-ihey were MADE for il.
Wncn HeaveR sci man above them; bat no
mark,
Defninie and ndelblc it put
Upon one man t. mark him fIo,n another
That H. should live his slave. heavy cursei
To have thought, Reason, judgment, fecllngs
tastes,
PASSIONS, and conscience, like another mna.
And not have eqlsl liberty use Them.
But call nj mood Their mastar! Why was horn
With passion T. be iree-vlth faculties
To use ensrgemcnt-wh desires tha, cleave
To hi Oh schlevements- and with syrnpafL,,s
Attracting me 10 Object fair and noals-
Aud yet with power ' rayseilas little
Az any beast of burden Why shoild iiyef
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