Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-12-17
. Southern 4 Western Lit Mes. & Req
:. rpsone m the LIFE OF DOM SEBASTIAN.
King of Porting l.
&c nc | u d e d J

Lad an0tnet pO"o''"a e'"'h ~" nv He"''
"a. savior and preserver of her broth.
=. NE. Can i. be wondered. then, tina,
=. IN soon loved Dom Sebastian, and
~, I.mael, her former betrothed, was
s.,so,,eu! Him che had never really
,.,sd though brought up with him from
,ss, childhood; the nephew Of her father,
"a The friend and constan, companion of
=, much loved brother, she had given
". eousen, to the proposed union; yet
=. ,;olsn, and imperious character of her
,,u,e husband often made her ,remble
nam Sebastian, on the contrary, joined
n,Ns mos, noble appearance. the mIldesI
I'D mos, winning manners; and the in
..,nou, X,rifa. in whose innocent mind
:. though. Of disguise ever entered. soon
rp,isd 10 The passionate declarations of
i. eusmored monarch by frank conles.
Non Of equal affection.
Bu, while the two lovers. thus enwrap,
n .scl, other. forgot all The world beside.
heir transports did not escape the jealons
o., Of lsmael. who. bign, TO the Mus
altman faith, had on tha. account alone
de,e,led the Christian king. though, in
sbedence 10 the wishes and prayers of
II. venerable Cidi- Hamet and his fair
laughter, he had reluctantly agreed 10 aid
IN HI. escape: but when he saw in .ha,
| ymg his favored rival-when the happy
| ,safs, 100 ingenious TO hide her Joy and
| li,,.are in her new l"ver. aud her own
leo attachment to hun. loaded ID nm ST.
bylian with innocent caresses. even ia
he presence Of her father, and of ,hr
ralous Moor-his rage knew no bounds.
md he determined to deliver himself from
neh competitor a, all risks. and by
whatever means fortune nigh, throw in
his power.
Al first he urged Dom Sebastian 10 &C.
company him al once to Arzllla; but The
King, who had not only his passion for
Eafa to delan him, but who was really
/ ysi unable to undertake so arduous Jour.
ey, for not more than fortnight, had
elapsed siace The battle positively re.
h'fd 10 leave his present place of refuge,
usla Abdallah should have returned from
his mission to Fez.
fslled in this plan. dark thoughts Of
eaverlng himself by assassination from
10 dangerous rival, whose influence in
9hsarl OF Xarifa he saw hourly increas
NJ presented themselves to his mind
While revolving these guilty ideas, he
asday wandered to a distance from the
h@se, and though those soliludes were
sldom lraversed by the wayfarer, yet fate
asw in his way dervise, who was on
nroad from Fee to Nelez Gomera.
inn him he learned the death of Mulev.
! saoch. and heard of the rejoicings which
VI taken place in the capital. to celebrate
/ sn The accession Of his successor to the
} rane, and the glorious victory obtained
J The Moorish arms on the plains of AL
! Tsr-quiver. The dervise spoke too of
}, slmnense reward offered by the new
/, mefrIgn to whomever should deliver up
ahIm The unfortunate Dom Sebastian,
! NO. II was said, had escaped from the
ae, but, continued he. '',he repor,
'he l.usItanian monarch's escape is
pe' Tor his body has since been discov-
so among The slam. and recognized by
q me Of his attendants who are captives. :"
A' having the traveller, Ismael, still
/. saas on the jealous thoughts which
sspet his own dark heart. slowly re-.
! 'ned towards the cottage. when, as he
approaching it, he>behed Dom Sc
yuan, who had that day arisen for the
~ @hme from his couch. seated beneath
!. ala Tree. with Xarifa by his side. their
4 Gs closely locked in each Others, and
i, aam encncling her waist. while he
y sh'sperlng something in her ear.
= ~@ evidently caused her The most
aa'aole emotions. for. while he spoke.
N saul'lul eyes were fixed on her In-
%am as ne ended. she hid her bushing
NJ sh bis bosom.
aa'dened at The sight, the Moor grasp
@@imilar. and was about to rush ON
conscious pair, when the words of
sHse, that the Sovereign of Moroc
@oNered an immense reward Tor the
W ad Dom Sebastian. came to his re.
@. Here was an opportunity a.,
ara'iiy his avarice. and to obtain
a"t only on his rival, bn, on the
~ -" Au'ia also. MuIey- Noloch. the
~ 1o' and friend of Cidl- n anne, and
was no more: thew were IN
40 'he present Sovereign: he would
NV" ue capital. denounce Dom Sc.
- n, !, retreat, and those who had shell
hi NV a' OBTAIN the promised reward:
"'s nee father. brother, and lover
~. eha'ns. would seize on the de-
sss I'M virgin, and revel in The possess.
al eaarms, not indeed as his wife.
sa,.s save! Silently and unseen he
sd' Isar.;' evening was falling when he
Ne o. The lovers. bu, so rapidly
p" M /, '''achve plans formed. tina, ere
..r sa., y closed, he was squirting his
III. 'Va 'he road to Fee.
~ a,ss :. v. lsmael had before often
- ssb. unset fur days and weeks;
n,. disappearance on this Occa
~. 49,, w uneasiness 10 the inhabi,an,s
w, Asd ,ge; on the contrary. both Xa-
~ vi |. "'m Sebastian felt them selves
.aag me departure of one whose
Wv NJ could no. bu. be irksome to
s,er ssn,Lo 'gh the old Moor wondered
isll Aslh;. ~ s''anseness of his disappear.
ssiss t,s.. % eoojanc.ure. ye. this feeling
4. Ma. eaway, and no further notice