The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-10-28
@ v'aM shs L.:<fasy Mss.sin..
THE GRAVE m xARxoHso.
~ x,oxox.

Among ,hs nenbe,s Of the Academy
o! Dusseldorf va. . ycung s.ii.,. Win
whom ] forraed M imims,. arq,aia,.
Anee durirs my rssidsncs In ihA, ei,y IN
the year lsA--.
| A. Wa lived near zach other. we wete
ofien togsfher. and when in the latter
sA.t Of February W. succeeded in nL.
isining the sane lpd :ing.~e allowed M
iims 10 pace uniE,proved. Clsdsom~
and snyfil. ths tours untp'ded them.
ssiesA Hugo had travelled. From his
sarlieH youth lie ri+rish-i . deep love
for painting. auA his Ara instruction
was rscsissd In hi, naive ci'y. Aif "a
c1ntrshs.
A,,hs age Of Rft.en. h" surpassed hi.
teacher. and In the following year his
fs,her--a wealthy m.archant took him
into 1,aiv, ihs, IN the artists hone tis
yet tsddirs eeriu. misM f,,ly develop
hs-R Afi.r passing happy month to.
geiher. his father leaving hin with
worthy fri~nd, r-'urned ~ GERMANY
Ofen have ! .ai long nights listening
10 his descriptions Of ;h- sn,ioni,ies OF
the land Of the Cesar.. Socrates. Cicero,
ne b~ eausci them to pass like m,cic'
picture, before me listening unlii wsa-
'ied nature. reqsirinu her dues. folded
me IN the gentle Rrms Of slecp. One si
his adventures which | took down In
his own words. I will here relate.
Du-'nr the second year Of nv resi-
dence in Ve,ics,' lie BEGAN. ] often RI.
tended divine s~ryics in the Catholic
Church, rs ' then favored thu, doctrine
most. 81. Michncl's was the char.
usually visited. ], contains Paul Yer.
onese's masterpiece. The Wedding Of
Cara, paintings by Raphael mud other
great masters, and is situated in a gar
den lsoking upon the canal Of 81, Mark,
which separates the island Of Murano
from Venice.
One lovely eranina in July. after the
| service was concluded. seated myself
on bench raised against n venerable
!ocus, which grew near the chapel. and
was aeon lost in profound icvery. My
thoughts wandered far of into loved
| Germany. and with dear friend. from
when heard nothing in three months.
when ] was aronsed by hea't-rcnding
Shrek. Looking up. saw young man
/ whose dress showed him to he noble
man, stretched bl,cding on the ground !,
i~o other. who appeared TO Le bravos,
were running towards the canal. They
reached gondola, and rowed swiftly TO
Murnno. l ran 10 assist The bleeding
| youth. and as cell a. my knowledge of
The language would permit, Inquired Of
his companion. a young slender maiden,
whom ! lsd noticed before, the Cause
OF the sad ca.an,iiy. Sobs and lears an-
swered my question. IL the mean line
crowd had gathered around, some OF
whom brough, n litter an! laying ppon
it The sl;eady lifeless !o,m. bore i, to q
neigtboring house.
Tie lady made no attempt TO follow
hu, stood AS il rooted 10 The ground ga.
a,ng after them as they disappeared be.
hird he chapel, and ih.n upon the pool
Of blood 1hcl, remained. Aresdv had
'he r'"'S !" we 'p'nn Q, 'oe 'e'"''
rus" ir" already ha' ,hs gay 'hr"ha
h,'srtr"'eo' 'es''"S ~ ,e''c'r' III nu
Sn''e''o empty -" mere e'"o' ms
S,G""'a 'o"N''g ''sf';a'S'y W NV pan
"h''h iae bearers ""n ,"*'n a"a GOVT
M,o '"e po"' D! H'' s'.e' L. to"' ''""o
half speil-bonnd. until the sal. deep tone
J >f A. til 90 Al. E.,r ,.,,,,, ,,il;,,,, O.,
2, the Del, ot me 'a.s''e'a"s Cav" : I"
nora' wa''e" "y inc 10" "f'' VIM '"'
ing upon my car ',n'y h'ohs'o 'he'
H'eho'a. sn'a =. " F" near e.s'e'
'he oe' OF Tue T'she'se"h cars 'e
prayers. 80,
s'Ennrt' 'a'u He"'n' '''""'G"' J.
noi 'Ae o'S'ah' We are 'e'' "e'e a'"'e
SNOW ms 10 ae'ompa"! So" 10 more
'reqnen'ed part OF the c"y: -,
Oeer'y s"e"ing. s'e '"''"n s'""'.
hrr heAa' over ".''n app arr" VI ',''
pro!o'ian NO DARK r'ns'rss" {" h.' NAIVE
ehmes ionk e'an'e up '"e pam. Az" n
the ssa token oy hef '''e' ana 'ne" sep
pea FORWARD.
| Cnacqusin'ea WIN 'he streets hs ~f'
4" The name ana ,ah''"''nn "' Tie S,s
nora' suomr''n m!s"h 10 h'r an''
snes. Amer 'n'' =" ,'""Fa wax. w
came 70 m Illuminated oPe" 'l'"''
VINE" reeos"'1e" As ',A' "' ~ '"'S
mere M! cnpPsn.'"f,"A'"S'' "er p'ee
ran up H'shi ol MAJ ule s'Ps' ""a rH