The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1845-09-20


kn'ght'of the Golden Calf as the swords
Faery to Orlando. With II he sonetin, "a ST
down giant fortunes; and after g grinds shsi
in bones to make his bread.,, ~ ~ "a ~
vi And there are small esqpires and paQes 4
d the Orders and who, with heartfelt venerafios
y lick'their lips atSthe Golden Calf, and va
J. I0ore than brdegroomty earning pant foripoas.
b session. These small fill --.,a- ptmsss o. the
,gHr; and looking az no therthihg, have their
4 eyes blcared and dazzled to all beside. ~
!. The Knights Of the Golden Calf shed no
blood; that is, the Wounds they deal bleed N
wardly, and give no evidence Of hofscia<)'
, They are, too, great consumers of the masF6
I Of men, and yet they break no bones. but b]s
,tniok known to their Order extinct wiikAtQ
fracture Msmmon's nutriment, They are a.
sichsmissA too; and, turn the sweas Of unfss|
quilted poverty, aye, the tears Of childhood, int
drops ofgold.
Muchwrong, much violence, msci, wayw1f&|
oruelty--if the true history Of kui ghthood weSe.
indicsed--lies upon the Fleece, the Garter, YEA
4 upon the Templars' Lamb ,--yet all is but e
Mayd pastimeto the yorn city, the ignorAnei
the wlful seIfiahness, the bestial lowiaa1 Z
the Golden Calf. And Of this Order, the Of
lef The brotherhoOd are tho most gluitops9 :
tsfp;is ons whose sssry. ibre is blasted r
az 10 ~ ignsdi htio6 bis face il 60
piste. ystishe ~ Belly. "a scrpsl ~
though foot8iess % eIbirf 49, II =. 4
| Ws ~ knights, great and snaail--wheQ
Isxpannng on tne mart, OF iying ,Perdu IN 49,
parors'--h'ng rom yonr hearisthe order tiiff \
anu ieei 10Y once the warmth Of kindly o'oe4.
ne pfoherhoou chucSte ~ me adjufsuq43I
"en' 'e' US hsnt 'ne or c WIN an rsaer'@ Il
Inc ofoer o. rosery esains' ne VfaerPt{
me Oo'aen oan d;
VIM y NOT % merry time, when ment wt'A{
phthe lace ana open ic0ks shall confess o.
they are Poo'f' When seey shslis oe 20 +
wond wnat mey arc 70 themssiyees
sn Wy W tps snuHs, zoe osanu, yet' en&i0t. r.
PocHsy q scen'pg ANY, seeming eniys stsis &
s,sea y 'swo'n y ven roscs'y asssr'
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'u'"' 'n' ''"a' 'u,s' ~ u's"''y' an" NAHUM! ,
earns us oieau !" 'he sweat VI MS ofo"' hoos
AZ the ie'uS a'ounu. "U'ue" win oie'seu
corn LooN at 'H's o''ou'esS so.u'e' Oh 'ne
P'ou nero " tue s''A'e ms "i"'"P"'
are 'ne'e' P''eu up IN ofeao-oes'owing sheaVcs
IS nc not OH hh'gn' OF inc "hea'-Har! sure
" Us "uIy uuooeu III inc neraiufy OF Jus"ee,
Us a"y "sh'o' inc lh'sue' Ii
anu mere Mn.'e-"a'reu snopneto' as /
ooy' ehiiu' playiui Us 'ne iamos ne tended'he Z
iaootea' lie mas dreamed away MS NE upon &
a n'',-s'ue-on uo"hs-oh SOLITARY hea'ns' Inc /
simPie' P'uen' wa'cner 'Or ieiiow- 9
'"en oO''uGe mas oeeh MS companion: ne c
nas grown o'u' "i'nA'e'' oen' IN 'he eyeo' the 8
turning sun MS hig"es' WISDOM sa guess 4
>, >, 'ne eo'nng "ea'ne'' ne may nave nea'u OF 4
'ianonds' oot ne KNOWS 'he evening star lie
has never eat at congress oil kings; he has N
never helped 10 commit ielony upon whole o
'auon' ie' Is he' 70 OUT mino' most reVer- h
ma Knight oil the fleeee. IL inc Herald OBJ 81
eet 10 TINS, lei US eau MN hnighto oil the Lamp
n It's geniieness and patience, htting type OF "
he poor old shepherd c.
ana mere is a PanPer, mi'sloned rom the q
sofN-nouse 70 o'eak stones al the roadside b
low ne strikes ana strikes at that unyielding
NJ oil hin,' Is not the stony heart oil the b.