Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1846-07-11

ihch would 1tpo llHsh uxulaulaIlOns
ifsl upon the Atlor who occupied IN
shop on The righlihou ppon tho ooolsc
;, lonef 90 the lolN kId upon al tho lodger
N The house, one bhef the other, Tor, will
nj The exception onNf friend Rponnoal
B, and ono of5wo ollkb, the house was Ton
anIed by persons Awealh and consider
d alton. Lacqueys, dots. aud horses, swar
u med ~ the coufl-yaflk from tho kitchen
}, pxbaled iheglosl ohgItising fumus. o.
me sInlrceses, wheA descending IN Tho
7 morning. 10 procure The milk for b.
bfeaAasi, Mark AnlfkAy would encounter
I o hostCi pretty chohsSrmaids 10 SHOWS
, IupronA periumed frbA the essence o
r|iheir distress toilets Then he wouc
run upNgainst the jollI rcd-laced cooks
yhurryiSy on their diIesent missions. Iii.
boots Backsned with great difficulty
4 by his own hands, pale be.ore the mirror.
Hike brliaucy Of the vanished shoes
even ofihe valels-de hahbre. Tho hap
lppess Of the master insulea him through
1.-The seryent.
Then, 10 the evening would come the
delicious strains OF the concerts, the MUIR
inurs Of the balls, and The sounds Of dan,
eng feet, and sometimes, through an open
window would peep beautiful mead, fair
or dark, crowned with garland o. flow
ers-a light and graceful figure, radiant
IN The folds of the many cobred silk, or
yelled IN the may vapors of muslin: at
one time The gentle languor oiunoccupied
happiness; at another, the ardent fever Of
pleasure
All these things surrounded Mark An
thony with a burning atmosphere OF dc
Llres, 10 the midst OF which he incessant-
X gfavliaied opening his chest 70 this
ptiHy ar, his lips TO those divine phan-
tons--unable 10 seize any thing, grasp
lngat emptiness, embracing shadows, and
ilIiaiy reaching those transports Of inn
potent rage under the influence Of which
he would stamp the floor with his feel,
beatslhewalls OF his little apartment with
vlolept blows of his clenched fists, and
Perlotm sandry other interesting pan.o.
mime Acls Of an equally edifying and Gu
nous dSs~Fl a.'eas,- ss
One evening. when The evaporation e
our friend Riponneau had reached fear
iul turbulent height, he heard gentle
knock at the IGOR OF his apartment, and
almost immediately there entered the
room man aboul sixty years Of ago, en-.
veloped in the foldsof d robe.de-chambfe
India silk, drawn in round the
waist bya heavy silken cord. The fea-
lures Of this unexpected guest were ex-
pressIye and Intellectual. Under a fore
head, the height OF Which was in appear
ance increased by THE badness of the
entire OF the fore an d upper parts Of the
head, theirs sparkIed a pair Of vivid y
bright grey eyes, through which pierced
a glance OF hidden faiilery; while, as if
ia compensation ldr their too sarcastic
expression, theentre Of the lower portion
of the face, and ESPECIALLY the mouth,
around which playedla gentle and mean
,holy smile, was OF al snost feminine grace
and beauty.
my neighbof,' said he 10 Riponneau, in
! low and musical tone OF voice, every
,ne is master in his own apartment. L
nave not beenp present d t the taking Of the
3astile, nor assisted at the revolution q,
uly, not to recognise this great political
principle. But all liberty has its bounds,
,thcrwse it encroaches on that or Others.
You have the libertyof crying out, but in
! certain degree only, for | have the lib.
,rly Of sleeping; and il your liberty in
ringes on mine, It becomes Syranny and
nine slavery, which is contrary to the
principles Of the revolutions lof which |
AVE just now spokento you.'
Mark Anthony felt strong desire tol
ret into passion, but his mel shbor did
,ot give him time, aud continued as gol-
ows:
Besides, it is no. for myself that II
live willingly in silence or in
Iproaf; but | speak TO you the part oil
our lille neighbor Mademoiselle Juan,
lie sempstress, whom / saw come in this
yening looking so pale and i'll, and her
yes red with tears and The fatigue OIL
york. The poor child is gone to bed, ho-
ing to sleep, as she mas Told mc.--WelI,
az Gear neighbor, for her sake, for the
AXE Of tina. poor girl, do not study your
haracters quise SO loudly
sEh !'said Mark Anthony.
Besides continued The neighbor, in the
anne gentle tone, 4 have seen Talma, and
eIieve me my dear sir, that twas not by
leans Of force geslieulations and loud
ries that he produced his greatest effects
iook here, in Manlius, for instance, ne
Vi raised his finger thus, and looked half
ound, while he repeated these two YER
es:--
'sC'est moi qui, preyenant leur attente trivole
Renversailes Gaulois du haut du SaPitole.
nd the applause throughout the entire
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