Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-05-08

enclosure ihey sptans iiotn 'hcif eo'c'' q
dared su iiily away bad badly ~.
ll,rcd that my guide would con,ra IA pass
the nlght al The cas,le, b1 the SUGGESTIONS
C,ctt,,at, had foil la,th IN mJ ebarIncd ca
,,.suec, aud 10 my abilny 10. pfo'.eI bun
Jiom danger, and sicr prosidiog lor oof
innlcs aud lakius lunch iof opiselv s
a om b., pouch ia iaics huns Il down ~
slerp As coon ~ i.c ~as iSifly snoring
took a liant a, and sent through a sui
Of rooms ia Acich OF Z pi-turc gallery -
The syarmcnl "a pusb which 4 passed
had L..n spl,rdL.y IT, alsbcd aud oIna
nsn,ed, bp, The black mahogany and The
rich laLlature were vow eoveied with
mould, and The darkened mirrors scarcely
rcfrc,rd a ray OF light The oftiusA FROM
The mouldy wslls aud bali rotten tapestry
almost sudocai,d me, sbd threw open a
eascmeul and rested oear il 10 inhaie the
thshsir looking from the window |
observed Tint ! bad, jus, Aurncd M angle
ia tic building WHICH brought the N full
,lew, and Wnhln fifty yahs. Of The spp,
which my guide hud pointed QUITO inc a.
teins the place vhntd ny The ghcS As I
look ed at the lieM f,gs, curling up from
the DIX n,oal u,nl WnsIag aah Mo Jark
moonb. ans which i,slrd on The i,L!e
stone, | scarcely wondeted that tue lgno
rant aud superai,ious peaslntry should
ms,kc ar, figures for something even
more ethereal, and the sohiy breathing
zcphyJ,, sieallue around the NOISY stones
Weakened u dreamy, plan'lve music Ike the
distant Wind harp, no, 100 eadhty for The
spirm's lutte
| rose TO leave the spot when distant
NOISE attracted my suea,,on. A stone Ia
become lvossasd from the wall aud Was
,untllng othe ground, nrlklng here ADD
! there against some projection, aud waking
u thousand cchoes Startled BY the noise, a
large bird which had found shelter II
I ooe Of the turIC,s, slre,e he'd her broad
w,ags and s,ilsd high ~ The ar and thcs
wheeling around and nurnng the s,oW dis
malls csoaking, she e'rled tower and lcsas'
ard q, laa dropped in her aesaSS ! wshed
tili every sound was hushcd, and was iher
about 10 turn again from the window .whtr
| perceived fe,n,lr tigu'e glide noseDsss
around u ,urn IN the building aul arp un'
on the tah,. stone. thought oi the Story
oi nv gul.i-, nnd d. ,es,nin, d 10 ascertain
who lhc Bong mu-, 'pfa3s lightly iron
tie cascm, I'll aUl s.olr swiftly along the bal
cuny louarJ. h,r; but 50 conc al,d my
O., II 10 ti,. shadow that II " ouii I've mpos
s,Lle for he, 10 discover me. Alter casting
u ienivc glaucs AROUND ber she seated her
self on the SION. aud leaned her head ngnins
n plIar, rs il unablr TO sustain hers u
drew ,hi nearer her to catch glimpse o
her cuuul,rance, but yet took care to concra
mysvll from her view Her features wef
fuIllrssly chl,elled, but they were TOO stat
utr.Iikc IN their cHpt,s slon. and her chrcl
and lin were hut.rss rs the palcs, marble
her dark eyes. "hich lurncd slowly in thei
soc kci. alone showing tina, she was IN
ing beng asr VA 40 longer young, bt
another pow, NAN f.! me hal iuUoNt
her brow uud a..rnua,rl ler form, for he
long hair which lcll loosely over her shoa
dels had lost nouH Of rs raven hne, un
though her parted lips shone teeth OF III
purea ivory. Her white mantle nj lenet
icll from her neck, and she drew tom be
meath II a Lutte " hch had not beLrc Of
served and raising herself she ,ouchtd
Sung, lightly with her hogers Thu stra"
were 50 mournful that IN spi,e OF R'yse
teas filled my eyes aud ! almost held m
breath while sire sang IN the saddest tone
the allowing slump lines
The fowerels may fade III the lose of,hc da
And sink 'nea,n The nights dark pail,
Blu, ub ,ve,hrir graves the noonbenms p!d
, Aud the DEVELOPS gently fall
noblrr plant Than ag IN may bloom
Was rudcly torn ffou Us bed,
+ And no ellmering light may r'sI on It's tom
Nor ab2ve It 'eaf be shed
Ger moullering columns and falling ston
= The night bl,dsa requiem pou's,
Aud tbs zephyr Is breathing IN sAddenI
, lone,
through the ivy .manIled towers
Blu, a stat lsr pillar than sculptor has her
y 10 deck q regal ball,
= IVA ruthless hand from us bisas was throw
5 And none have mourned Us TALL
q The lutte fell from her hand a, the sor
/, was ended and she leaned forward, Ill h
I, head rested upon the stone. thought :
a had tainted and spang towards her but
9 sound OF my footsteps aroused her and $
/, raised herself before I had Time 10 return
!. my hiding place. My appearance seem
4 u surprise her much, bu'sne addressed
with ealmness and dignity, enqulrnS WI
q brought NE thels drew my chaprau
. yermy face, aud replad THAI WIS a IN
:, eIlrs. aud happening 10 reach the castle
n tAo hour oIe,,4oi, md, ~ap my stt'a
a ,nlcG,d II 20 PISS the nlshi-'haI l.
head the s1unl VI mIsic, aul s-rlng b
n ia dauserou, snu ,uou md ''"p2olfo'wa
I TO rescue her
!. sbc .e.tned quls sall,hed with nv
. y., anil ,h., I, IN ,urnt's sitnce, frma