The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
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CHAPTER iii.


Iiesaic,.-- The sliangsrwas somewhat
more adyancsd III life than his compa1-
io,is. but ,h4fe was . PROUD and enmmsH.
din lopk peculiarly his Uwn. The high
and ample forehead bespoke the posssA-
sion of vas, intellect, while his figure gave
earnest Of large amount of physical
EsreagA. Ther4 was : dignity IN hisA
Took, as though bis spirit dreamed of
some mighty .scLemes, which swsiled ti'e Y
heart.o think OF. He had the piercing
dark eve so peculiar to The ltaliau.; and
those rgans were directed to every spot
OF The vast ground that lay before him,
as f4 as he could peer through the gath.
erins darkness, before hs spoke. At
ienJh his deep rich voice broke on the
evening stiffness.
Well friends we are met at last;
deemed this tyranny could not long be
brooaed. We are not as brothers, to
think over cur wrongs aud TO plan our
vengeance
'V4ogsnce,' said Camille, ''tis an idle
word lit cannot mean, itcannot breathe
sound which can give earnest Of my
Settled hate. Wrong on wrong comes
| opon US, from this tyrannous noble;
wrong which no soul, but that ofviie and
base should endure. And She
Whom mean ye?' exclaimed Hcnrici,
Hastily; whom mean you? The william has
not dared 10 rob thee Of thy love thy
Beatrict?
Dared? but be has dared. made that
homesde dessolate; and she whom had
believed was tie fairest that wore the
mortal form--,he brightest impress 81
beauty which the plastic hand OF Goa
had tndowJeJ with liie--she is ialse---
but Why should we wonder? the aos-sls
EEL, ana woman is weak and faithless.'
Forget her, Camille, forget her, sa'd
the younger stranger
Forget her? echoed the other, never:
The remembrance Of her name will add
weight to my descending arm. whea i
1 crushes this minion. In the excited huur
II conflict, when the red blood flows hike
Ewa,er, would remember her--aye, in
1 Death deep agoniesl would remember
| her. to car-e her,
| Boy said Heinrich, how we deceive
ourselves: this is the vain babbling Of a
wounded man. Dor revenge must be
pure; our lives and souls tor our couotry.
| Lstus pluck these despot nobles from
THAR seats and proclaim ourselves gods!
i lreemen.
CHAPTER ".
4 CoNspIRAcY.-Th three strangers as
| If with sudden impulse, grasped each
Others band with firmness, and then the
| clear voice OF the elder was o1ce more
beard.
| Heart and soul we join in this mighty
work. Let il be as The deed Of one man.
LIT cur bands, when lhey join agaio, be
read with the blood Of Ricardo and his
miuons. On, brothers! glorious will be
cur names 10 after tines: floating down
the long stream Of ages, shall they MOI be
shouted as war cry of liberty and oow--
row, shall We moi bring hou.e to the Gotta
yes Of our poor, the voice Of co0tentinsa,!
shall no, the spirit which hovers on the
wing Of departure. be cheered BY the
melody of.p.acee shall not the daughters
tol our lovely land be free from The lusliul
crime Of these ms Ssaois? aud shall not
the voice u gladaess tina. shall rise once
more over our fields. be mingled with
blessing on our nams?'
| AS be spoke the fire Of his eye bright
rned his spirit was moved by the vast
limagina,ions which thronged around it.
aal The silence tia, followed. was uUhro-
ken lor some time. AZ length the youDgf
ler spoke.
| Where shall we meet again!
.In the mora In The morn will, the
earles, day break. and IS The glad sun
lsputns the dusky uight behind him, lett
he a herald q the rising gIory that swsi's
lib. cause 81 liberty. " are agreed -
| There was no answer. save ksmsr
pressure Of HE hand, and as the rye of
| Iirnrici met that u Camille, he read in L
The Determination Of yengeance--axed.
,mrsrishsblr. unlyins, tn satisfied.
II And lhe strangers slowly left the spoe
of her meeting; as the clvar stars inthe'r
sleepless beauty started forth il the ~,
role s>ky. like The eyes d b .aven, p,ex
chg toe deeds " earth with their parl
lllsnt. INA
4 y75 be eaailsued.)
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