Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1848-01-07

which for him will never be Summer. The Sun
has risen, he says " 81 ce NEST pas la Dieu,
c'est du moins son cousin german" Death has
mastered the outworks power of speech Is
gone: the citadel of the heart still holding out !:
the moribund giant, passionately, by sign, de-
inands paper and pen: writes his passionate de-
mand for opium, to end these agonies. The
sorrowful Doctor shakes his head Dormir To
sleep, writes the other, passionately pointing at
It'll So dies gigantic Heather and Titan;
stumbling blindly, undismayed down to his rest.
AT half past eight in the morning, Doctor Petit,
standing at the foot of the bed, says, IN ne
SQUIRE plus" His suffering and his working
are now ended
Even SO, We silent Patriot multitudes, all we
men of France this man is rapt away from
from you. He has fallen suddenly, without
bending till he broke; as tower falls, smitten
by sudden lightning. His word We shall hear no
more, his guidance follow no more.-The null
titrde depart, heartstruck spread the sad It'd
ings. How touching is the loyalty of men to
their Sovereign Man! All theatres, public
amusements close !; no joyful meeting can be
held in these nights, joy is not for them the
People break in upon private dancng-partess,
and sulienly command that they cease. vi such
dancng-parties apparently but two came to
liPut dIu tl-csc ulsO nave gOUc out. L uS
gloom is universal: never in this City was such
sorrow for one death never since that old night
when Louis NIL departed, "and the Crieurs des
Corps went sounding their bells, and crying
along the streets: LIE bon roi Louis, pere du
peuple, est mart, The good King Louis, Father
of the People, is dead! !" King Mirabeau is now
the lost King; and one may say, with little en-
aggeraton, all the People mourn for him.
For three days there is low, wide moan
weeping in the National Assembly itself The
streets are all mournful orators mounted on the
Jornes, with large silent audiences, preaching
the funeral sermon Of the dead Let no coach
man whip fast, distractively with his rolling
wheels, or almost at all, through these groups
His traces may be cut himself and his fare as
incurable Aristocrats, hurled sulklv into the
kennels. The bunrne-stone orators speak as i,
is given them; the Sanscuottic People, with its
rude soul listen eager,-as men will to any Ser.
mon, or Sermo, when it is a spoken Word mean.
ing Thing, and not a Babblement meaning
Nothing. In the Restaurateur's of the palais
Royal, the waiter remarks, Fine weather
Monsieur" Yes, my friend answers the
ancient Man of Letters, " very fine but Mira.
beau is dead Iloarse Rhythmic threnodics
come also from the threats of baliad-singers
are sold on grey-white paper at a sou each
But of Portraits. engraved painted, hewn, and
written of Eulogics, "reminiscences, Biorra
plies, nay. |audecHeS, Dramas and Meodra
mas, in all Provinces of France, there will
through these coming months. be the due i'm
measurable crop: thick As the leaves of Spring
Nor, that a tincture of burlesque might be in il
is Gobel's Episcopal Mndemem wanting: goose
Gobel, who has Just been made CONSTITUTIONS
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