The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03

RESENTMENT AND NIGH RESiNEhESr.
THE Despot, or Empeyor Of Cyprus. ! forget
Lis aene" IL Is Richard Ceur de Lion who IL
speaking.) "threw into prison the crew 81 an
English vessel wrecked on his coast and, not
with this inhums nifty, forbade the Prn-
cess Of Navarro, my spouse, and the Queen OF
Sicily, who attended her, to take refuge from
the storm in any Of his ports. conquered Ills
dominions, with the loss on my part Of "A dtaner,
foo msn, aud q bride. He was brought before
me- Nv confessor had an aversion TO iron in
every form therefore [ adorned his imperial
feet with siirer chai,, and invited him 10 the
festivities of my nuptials with Berengere, fol-
lowed by her coronation as Queen Of Cyprus
We placed his daughter under the protection of
Jane" (the Queen Of Sicily,) "knowing her
sweet temper and courtesy, and reminding her
that LADY OF RANK RISES ONE srEr HIGHER ~
MISFORTUNE. She hath exchanged the cares of a
woman for the gaieties Of a court and hope
that what she lost princess she will gain AZ
woman. intend to place her suitably in mar
rage. and her dowry shall be what my treasury
il at the time. y
A SOLITUDE Is THE AUDIENCE CHAMBER OF
Con. - Said by Lord Brooke to his friend Sir
Philip sidney
WRITING VERSES.
ia p oetry. even the consciousness that the poe
t,y itself is bad never leads me TO think the &C.
cupation Is Foliage, heritage, pebbles, may put
in motion the finer parts Of the mind and al
though the first things il throws OF he verses,
and indifferent ones, We are not TO despise the
guilty. ator Of them, but TO consider him As pos
sessing the garden Of innocence, 1T rhiea the
great body Of mankind io"k only through the
gate" Said by Sir Philip Sidney to Lord
Brooke.)
GENIAL ADDRESS AND cossrNHArE HchA>ITr.
Impudent man. In the name
| Of Pailas, why should l kiss YOU
ErcrRrs-" Because YOU expressed hatred.
TEsNIssA.--" Do We kiss when we hate
| ErcrRus-"T There is no better end Of hafiny.
| The sentiment should not exist one moment
and If the hster gives kiss, on being ordered 10
do it, even TO tree a stone, tkdt tree or stone
b.eonses the monument " Js3h extinct.
IrD,cnors MISTAKES or FOREIGNERS.
| "A Chinese Minister Is speaking TO his Sover-
eign.)
| Self-.mposed fortunes survive Christianity
| have seen portrait Of the reigning King OF
England. In which he appears so pious and de-
yout, SO resolved TO pleise God at any price
that lac is represented with biz legs confined in
aarror japanaed cabinets, which the English
| rEsa applied 70 these purposes call boots. They
are stiff ana black, without gold or other orna'
ment, ~ erea an Inscription 10 inform as on
rhsf OCCASION hr made The ror Of endurance
Emperor-"HambIe soul, Nay God pardon
him his sine
GRAND IMAGERY AND An ADMo>irIoN TO THE NOR
sHIPrERs or IMMEDIATE AscEspANcIEs.
| Bacon little knew suspected that there
was then existing the only one that ever did
exist his superior in intellectual power. Posi-
zion gires magnitude. While the world wa,
rolling above Shakespeare, he was seen imperfect
ly when he rose above the world IL ras discorcrsd
thar he iras greater than the teorId The most hon
est OF his contemporaries would scarcely have
admitted this, even had they known ii. Blu
rast objects Of remote altitude mast be looked
at a long rhile before they Gre asce,faine,f.-
! AGEs ARE rHk TELESCOPE TUBES THAT MUST RE
| IESGrRE>Ep OFT FOR SHAKsPEARE AND GENERA
rIoS or MN sEsyE srrsISGLE WITNESSES tt
| HIS CLAIMS"
THE THING BEHIND THE THRONE of SUPERSTITION
| GREArEs THAN SUPERSTITION.
| Sir. 10 prince
Shall ruin Spain. and, least Of all, her own.
l. any Just or glorious act IN view,
Your oaths forbid :; is Your ayarice,
| Or if there BE- such, any viler passion
| To have its giGdy range and 10 be corgei,
IL rises orer all your sacranenfs,
4 HOODED MYSTERY, boiler than they oil
| -CoUNr JrIIAN.
JULIAN soURNs oyER rHE FAIL or HIS pAuGHrEE
To HER BErRAYER.
Wiot IRE lore
IL loreiiesf in departure. One thought.
As every father thinks, the bes. Of sll,
Graceful and milo and sensible and chaste
Now all these qualities Of form and soul
Fade from before me I; nor on GRy0.
Can Ireposs, or te coasoled BY any
And yet IN this torn heart iorsd her more
Than I could lore hsr ,ehen d,reh on each.
Or elapsed them all united, and tLank'd Cod
Without irish beyond; Away, thou hend!
., ignominy, last and worst Of all (.
weep before thee...iise a child. Ike mine.
And tell my roes, touni Of them al! 10 thee.
= COLD HEART BELOVED ASp FOUND ovr.
| held her hand, the pledge OF bliss,
Her hand that trembled and withdrew
She bent her head before my kiss,
Nv heart was sure that hers was true.
Now | have told her | must part,
She shakes nv hand, she bids adieu.
Nor shuns the kiss. Alas, my heart
Hers never was the heart for you.