The weekly Placer herald., 1852-10-02
The Sleeper. on Gali1ee., !.

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| ne on the sea, bs,asproo TT
Had Had. rocked t,he rough cradle dlee Of dark
\ os aGalilee, tss yey se s,ot
It'll the waters were ,feararis;a and hoarse
A rseswasthe reg,soe sqn ystil bns ,esYusA
As the ybihews leapHs septwar4, and broke
.nroon sthsI shore. .eoilalsqoq o. qaib1oo
/ A frai bark was plougbingo EACH fihqllpwy
| .qb saPd steep,yiaDoo rsieis ruo 10 seodi
Now mountins To- ether, now, lest p thea
,en,deePiHGi Hoo r6l ,szsd rovo vrusss1f
And the face Of the seaman m az Y rnidnight,
noiigreWl pale, gnabnaisdivton .0s ,Ges
And his imoans and his murmerswere lost,
hes cingthe igale,rs lato5 adi ri 1ssslq sbsso
.ta,Eah8
Yet one in that tpmalt was sleeping,t tire
while, .o' ,.'',, : - 80.
And his cheeks ofpale peacefalliess glown
-" to smile, ,'" ~ '''',''' -" r. -
While the anguish that 1 Swallowed 6rvdo vedfS hiiss
I forehead by day, III
In a dream OF strange rapture hadfheIted
-v5 away.sw zlt A1oH di1oH odi so sssa
He slept isssqqp apipqwR'l andos sltasbetowase
sweet ssingaaoo sdt 10 smo2 ssea
Fer faint were his eyelids1and weary hiss
- feet: 10 enos dodH gaiyub ,yaI, bas
He had wept in the desert, and snyers'dv
sf,l, the grove, ia glroY woN sdt "a
For Fer the love, tof his, mercylI,sllost qfhiss
'sirloye;,ns .0aGR nloi sno div ioo Jooi
.ss,, ara. SafS. heg .6OS5 luo z.t.oi yaRamoo
A wall on his ear, and hand on his,
"Ah cares tBoa not TIL that r We "difs'nh lie n the
no thrt,, ,,sGl $50 ni eaoge 8" hoih" 10
And scarce otr5fh that lip had the emu murlnur- %
icing pass'd so''rh 40 "oqD "'"So 'tn1H
Ere the brow Of tie sleeper was ba,rsesd 70" fo
81 the blast. '"o'sk@ 70 ''''' 7''' ""I GOV
He breathed on the billoWs, they knnelt To- 10
baihis breath,aoo yh'nih g 81 am
find still Vas THE he'd hedrtt u The ocean ocean ii ~
death. 91R hne ,Tbas9s7 79V''
.and the pitiless tempest can Came s9H mute sDt at
sq his n6il. eds no 2foHsfs'o bs',laS"'
And furlea its dark wings in the presence
lriof EGop.sgpq s91di saAnlH .Tsftf sh'
ysdF .srb misIo rissli qssa oi gwios Y
'Ehe stai's were in waiting,p p and fun way
ot the .glowria itsIen0o eyig b18 ,yah
As they thronged over the motioAless Bifa
low below, grissiisFi yToy
And fearful ones whispered "what ,beisg
have we, ,.-. - x.,,t,,,
That fefhs he fierce tempest aad d ,is.tess,
tssfH ~
But d ife turned ~ spS Sish tg sigh ts his psM
.and the dream that was broken crept,
back to his Heart, 49,.
And the word that had sstiIled,I ! and ~ tEs,
'hl STORM that Had 'riyenn,' "9'''o, -, '..., ~ -
.4ike were forgot in that vision Sion of heaven!
-pa3fr stle4+4aI- -lla4ll AhGEllah -tlBf SHoh sf
No Use FOR dTRoM ERss4asathe,
morning of the;meteor- showefii1d $685.
old dPeyten Roberts, who nltendedrtoo
make an early start his worl5ogotl
up in the midst of the display.ui 0M
going, to his. door he saMnto, shisa
amazement the sky lightedhup withs
falling meteors, and he cpncludedEat
once that the. day Of Judgment had'
come, and that the world was, on hre.o4
He stood for a moment gazing ila
speechless terror at the scene, anat
then, with yell Of horror sprung oat
ofo the door into the yard, irightsitno
the midst f'thel falling stars;h hesefif'
his efforts to dodge themy he ieen{e'
InvIiurssTTcv rriuDrvfgl gruurTuz zvnu-fvEtyu
tumbling that, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ordtp tight rope dancerreddiSswifsd
being awakenea in the rheantifae ,st1dr
seeing old Peyteno jumping and skipeI
pingi about the yard sherealledaioatl
to him to know "what in: :thename 70,
sense he was doin' out thar, tdancin
round thar, Without, his cloths eHSS
But PeNtopnll ton heard ,nptuttthej jndgs
nent and the long black, account hes
would have to settle made him heed
less Of all terrestrial tffihgs sandSffis.
wife, Bythis TIME, Becoming silarfffedl
at his strange behaviour, .sp1sfng .otft
Of bed and running te theH d9qy
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