Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-06-15


ness IA which Germany had beea d=s
tined 10 remain 81 long. anl l1okel s.
ward with Infinite sorrow 10 the cougar
alive opinion OF PoS'erIty upon a com.
try 70 which 50 Little Of ats graslsa1z
must b. due ~But my Lords sad ae
rising. I'VE are an emul0us people. and
an example Ike YOURS cannot b. los.
even on a Germen. ] have been charm
ed with your dramas, and have coatrlv-
ed a little arrangement 20 give one q
our country, II you Wal Coade~cec1 -
follow me 10 The great hall The com
/ PaHy rose and followed him through The
F splendid suite Of "a Venetian villa. totae
/ hall which was fitted up aS a GerulIa
+ barn. The aspect of the theatre pro-
duced first surprise. and next uassr--
sal smile l. had no resemblance q rhe
gllded and scuIptured saloons of th-.r
own SumPtIous little theatres H1wev-
/ er. Il was only 50 much the more Eel-
tonic The curtain drew up The s4r-
prise rose In-o loud laughter. even
among the Eene,Ians who have -. I.m
been betrayed into any Thing beyond a
smile for generations together The
/ stage was temporary erection. rll- ard
uneven The scenes represented a
wrerched and Irregular street, >c1rceE s
/ lighiened BY few Ivi-k.ing lamps. AL
| looking the tit haunt OF robbery AMI AZ
sassinatiOn. On narrow view some 81
the noble spectators began % think &
had a kind Of resemblance 70 m lca1au
street. and SOM actually discovered fa
il one Of the leading streets of their
own famous citv. Bat the pIav was On
a German story. they were Unie- q
German roof The streetUaS. uotUlta-
sanding rs iil-omenei Sm...rIJe. o.
course German The street vas sols-
tarv. II length "a traveller. "a ti-rn1u.
with pistols I'D a belt around has as5>-.
AMI apparently exhausted Jv his -1.iH-
ney, came heavily p1cing along ~
knocked 1t several olthe doors. bit COZ. e
obtain no admission. lie then aara
himself up u his cloak. SAT down ua.a
fragment Of a m1aum-a- ana s1.slr-
qaiScI. well. here have cam-. AMI
This IS nv reception All pl.l-es. Ms
inns, all mobiles, and not mau 20 -e'I r1e
where | can lie down ia comfort or Safe
~. \ German does not murl care.
campaigning has hardened etiem.nacv
among US. Hunger and thirst. hear AMI
cold. dangers OF war and the roads. are
not very formidable after what We have
TO work through from father % son
Loneliness, however. IS not 80 well. au-.
less n man can labor or read Read.
that's true. come our, Zlmm ermlu-" n
drewa volume from his pocket. moved
nearer 10 a decaying lamp. ami s1aa
seemed absorbed. lie had ti.l u0v been f
the only object. Another soon shared .
The eyes of the spectators 4 long, tight +.
figure come with a kluI OF visionary f
movement from behind the monument.
surveyed the traveller with keen clrl-E
osity, listened with apparent aStoassH-
ment TO his words, and Iu another mo-
ment had fixed itself gazing over his
shoulder on the volume. The ewes oil
this singular being wandered rapidly f
over the page, and when it was turned
they were lifted up 10 heaven wch the
strongest expressions Of wonder The
German was weary. his head soon droo-
ped over his study, and he closed the
book
"What," said he. rising and stretching
his limbs, rs ,here no one stirring Iu
his comforIess Place2 Is It no, near.
lay?" f
He took out his repeater and touched +
he pendant, II struck four. HIS uvS-
erious attendant watched him narrow
Y; the repeater was traversed over
with an eager gaze; but when 1t s-rucs.
ielight was mingled with the wonder
hat had i'll then filled its pale, Iutelll-.
gent c0uu-enance.
-Four o'clock" said the German. en-
nv country huif the world would BE-
linking OF going 10 the DAYS work 5y :
his time. In another hour l. wit b.
sunrise, Well then, | will do yoI g
service, YOU nation of sleepcrs, and
make YOU open your ewes
He drew one Of his pistols. and fired 6
t. The attendant form still lowering
behind him. had looked curioUsIv unoa
he pistol, but on its gong OF, started
Jack in terror, and with loud crv tha.
made the traveller turn
WHO are your was his greeting 70
he intruder.
Il viii not hurt YOU was the answer.
"Who cares for thaf2'' was the c. q
mans retort, as he pulled out the 9th. {
r pistol
"My friend" said the figure. "evea :
hat weapon OF thunder and lightning
annot reach me now But &C. vou would ]
now who am, let me entreat vou 20 !
atisfy my curiosity moment. Y0u .
eem 4 man of extraordinary powers /
''WeII then" said the German IN r
emile tone. If YOU come rs n friend. {. 3
hail be glad to give you informant on: 6
is the custom of our country 10 de0E
oihing to those who live TO learn
The former sighed deeply AMI mar- e
lurcd, land vet Won are a Teur0n. bur g
gu were just reading n little ease o. 3
TRANCE and vet most Interesting figures; a
ras II manuscript
Mo, 1t was printed bookr'
"Printed. was IT printing! never z
card but OF writingl''
1T Is an art b. which one nan caa 2
i've TO the world, in one day, as much 1
5 three hundred could give b. writing. z
nd in a character Of superior clear 2
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