The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-20

IS naturally increased, when the latter
have been persons ol distinction. Mon
taigue confessed he was never weary OF
hearing what people SAID ~ Their last mo
menis and how they looked as they ap.
preached
The fir. DARK day Of nothingnrss.
Tie last OF danger and distress
Joseph Addison, too, Ike to note these
ultima Suspirid, and thought collection oi
them would be an interesting subject OF
contemplation We have hoted or re
mrn'her"d lew OF them
Frederick The Treat, oil Ffuss'a, dying,
dressed ana IN his arm eha'r' OF Illness
caused by water on the chest, said To 'he
soldier ms only attendant ana VINO urea
10 RAISE up MS MAJESTY mead h'Buef
hlgher s''Il ana $" u'ed oil snnoe',''n
hons'ean desired Them TO open ',e oi'hos
ana take MN To the "ihoow' 'hh' ne ni'e"'
see Ia" garden again ann 'he g'or} "' 'H'
setting sun, Erasmus, - nj last moments
was restless ana luii o' frhuiatlon' erNlng
from time TO time. LORD make an end
baNie, OF the Philosophical Dic 'onhty, O"
the contrary, was collected ahd uelibeiat.
to the last, aud engaged IN correcting
some proofs tor the printer. " men the lat
ter entered the room for one OF the sheets,
Bayle gave 1t to HIN, aho lying back a'd
not speak again.
Scarron. on his death bed, san I" 'h"5e
who were weeping about 'lm, among "hou
was the future Madame halhteuon, 'he Gel
ebrated mistress OF Louis ANp ion
cannot cry so much Tor me, mes fgfons. as
have made you laugh IN my TINE ne
gay and gallant Chastt'af, VINO was De-
headed in Edlngbnrgh, after they had ter
retted hIm out from under the bed o' Mary
Queen OF Scots, consoled himself by re-
peatlng with good dead OF courage ana
pa,hos, one OF Ronsaid's lyrics, on the
scafiold as his most appropriate vatican.
Among the last words ol Robert Burns,
before he took bis last eager gulph from
the physic cup, aud fell convulsneIy to the
foot of the bed, were. Do NJ lrt the awk
ward sqqad fire over me a'ludIns to
body OF Dunfties mali's. of which he was
a member, and the military pfetcnsl'ns OF
which, lac looked on 10 'he 'as'' WIN
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