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sEPULSE OF THE RUSSIANS AT KARS.

Tie Russians who are stu besiegipg Kars, 10 Asia,
were rcpulsed by the Turkish garrison in an attempt
to take one of the out works the 7th OF August with
the loss of General killed and Colonel mortaly
wour died. A. the wiuier sets in early it is expected
that the Russians, still unsuccessful vii retire before
the end OF the present month from KaIs. They have
refined already from the neighborhood of Erzeroum.
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TILE Ratio

The Winter season having set in month earllex
n an last year. little II anything will be done this
year II sppears that the rockets With shells attached
which reached the allied squadrops from France, and
which were intended for the utter destruction OF swell
and other places at distance Of 1909 yards-si nsu
teal mles-do not exceed 1000 yards in taer range
while the period Of their explosion is very UNCERTAIN
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HOLLAND.

TIE opening Of the Dutch Chambers took place at
the Hague on the 18th. The King, who was accom-
panied by Prince Frederick of the Netherlands, read
speech in which he announced that the relations Of
Holland with other powers were distinguished by
timents of friendship and good will, and that strict
neutrality would be continued during the present
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THE CAR TO HIS SOLDIERS.


"The defer Sc of 81 vastopol, which has lasted 20
long and which is perhaps unex imped In military an
Dss, has draw VI on II the attention not OILY u nus
SO but of all Europe From svry. commencement
placed its defenders in the same rank as The most lie
lusirious heroes Of our county. SO
ain the course of months the garrison OF Sc
vastoroI hoo dis pu:ed with PowsIfa eoony e"e ~
inch of ground Of the country which SURF 1unds the
towp and each of its enter has been
by the most brilliant bravery. The obstinate bonn
bar6 men four lines rene sed, and the IRE o. Wolch
hes been Justly styled INTERNAL shook me Was OF
our fo tca ions but could not shake or diminish the
zeal az of their defenders. They beat toe
e. envy or died with indomtsble co uage, with self-
denial worthy Of the soldiers OF Christ, without
thought of en- rel dering.
"Resretting fem my heart The loss of b many gen.
erous warrior who offered their lives sacrifice TO
their country and submitting with resignation TO the
will of the Most High, whom 1t has not pleased 10
crown their acts with complete success, isel II
sacred outy, this occaso on, to express III my name
as well as in that of all Russia to tie brave garrison
Of Sevastopol the warmest gratitude for lis In ieati-
gable Ia ,ors for the blood it hes shed 10 the defense
for nearly year OF those forthcahons which 1t erected
in a few days.
"But there are impossbiliiies even for heroes. On
the sih of ibis month, after six desperate assaults
which were repulsed the enemy succeeded Id gaining
possession Of the important korLleiI Dastlou Nas-
kof and the Commander in Chief of The army IL the
Criuea deirous of sparng the precious blood OF bis
companions who, under the circumstances, would only
have shed it useessy, decided upon passing over 10
the nOrh side OF the fortress leaving only blood stained
ruins to the be segipg enemy.
Those tried heroes the object of the general esteem
Of their comrades will doubtless give i'll reenterng ac-
tuay Tito the ranks of the army new proofs of their
warlike virtues. With them, and like them, all my
troops. animated with the same 4bouOded conideu Q
in Providence, with the same ardent love for me and
my country, will always and everywhere gh; the enc
nit that attempt to touch sacred arch, the honor
and tie territorial integrity Of country aud the
name Of SevastopOl, which has acquired Immortal
olor nv mi ch
lenders will live eternay in the hearts of all the Rus
saI 8, with the names of the heroes who have immor
ialized themselves the fields of battle of Pulto
and Boz ooino. ALEXANDER.
~ B.f,x S,nf
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PORTUGAL.

Tie inaue ura,icn Of the reign Of Don Pedro took
place on tie 10th at the Cortes. The Kings accession
ives received with enthusiasm by the people.
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THE GEAR GOING TO THE CRIMEA.

II is now announced that the Emperor OF Russia
has abandoned his tenton of visiting Polsnd and
that he will proceed accompanied by the three Grand
Dukes, via Moscow and Niooaief TO the Crimea.
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The financial resources Of the Carliss represent
ed by the last accounts nearly exhausted. An at
tempt has been made at revolutionary movement in
Valencia. which was, however, suppressed. One OF
the Spanish newspapers announces that the Queen is
eneiente but the Government has received official
intelligence of the feet. The Gazette states that the
Government bad obtained from the Bank of San Fer
pando an advance of 10000 900 reals ~, j0O00 on
more ia, orabe terms than previously -namely, per
cent.
According to the EspaHa the army is being increased
and reorgaIized with all possible activity.
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THE GAR TO THE KING OF PRUSSIA.

THE CZAR To The KING OF PRUSSIA.
The Pays publishes dispatch from Berlin stating
that in private Geographic dispatch to the King of
Prussia, notifying the fail of Sevastope the Emperor
declared his firm resolve to accept no conditions Of
peace whatever which should be derogaory t. Russia
as a great power. Russia" says the Car, never
d" mskts peace after disaster"
The following is a translation from the journal de
81. Pttrsbourg of the official dispatches of Prince
Gorchakof, describing the furious bomoardment
which preceded the evacuation Of the scuth side and
the evacuation itself:
"SEPr. 5-Noon.
"The enemy receives nearly every day new reea.
forcemenis The bombardment continues with unex-
ampled violence. Our loss has been more than 500
in the last - hours.
40 o'clock =, M-Tbe troops of your In. pcrial
Majesty have defended Sevastopo 10 the last e1rem-
iy but it was impossible TO hold any Longer on ac-
count of the Internal Ere which poured upon the
town. The troops passed to the north si-e after
Iepelling six or ieven assaults made by the enemy,
and il vas only at the kornilof that we found 1t i'm
possible to repel them
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column of infantry crossed TO resist assault,
while movement toward lnkermana was made by the
army OF the Belbek.
Soon after our fire began, as carly as clock, the
working parties which go over to the north side every
morning seemed to be recalled, and marched back
again across the bridge TO the soah no doubt to be 10
readiness for our expected assault. From le hll
O'Clock L. Nj. the irlng was slack; the French then
resumed their cannonade with the same astounding
ygor as a, dawn and at 10 O'clock and ceased
their volleys Of shot and shell against the place I'LL -,
Nhen darkness set in and all the mogtars and heavy
ruris English as well as French, opened with shell
against the whole line OF 6eienses \ description OF
tins scene is now impossible. There not one lie
slant in which the shells did not whistle through
the srs-not a poment in which the sky was MOI
scanned by tbeir fiery curves " Illuminated BY then
.af,eso@ Cor pat;ite vas beyond all praise. Every
shell burst il ought and the lines OF tho Russian
sarhw orks of the Redsn, Mslako, and OF all their
batteries were rendered plainly visible by the con-
stant light of the bursting shells. The Russians scarce
Nv attempted reply.
5o'clock was observed .ha gste ia the second
line nesr the north SIDE was smoking, and as II grew
darker Han seen TO issue from her sides Men and
ccer to he front IN the greaiest deg BIT and ex-
eiemeni, and night came on the whole vessel broke
out into one grand blaze from stem TO STEM The de-
light of the crowd on CathcaIts Hill was intense.
"Well, this is indeed sSht-to see one OF those cou
founded ships touched at last y These ali many
different and stronger expressions were audible on all
sides but there who thou hit toe Russians
had Sc. the ship fire, or that inccndres aud NAL
contents were at gork, aud one gentleman even went
40 far as 10 say be thought II was merely gnal
.smay be 10 recall their cavalry from EupaoIia." II
il Doi known precisely how the thing was done:
Some say it was done by the French Others by our
selves; and bombs, rodbot shot, and roc kets have
been varously named as the agency by which the hre
was accomplished. In spite OF the efforts Of the Rus
slams, the flames spread, and soon issued nom the
ports and quarter gallery. Al O'Clock the light was
20 great that the houses of the city aud the forts ON
the other side could be oiscerned without difficulty.
~. cd nd N lNn
pillars OF fire; but after the other they yielded;
he decks fell in about 10 o'clock, aud at midnight the
ftiga,e was burnt TO the waters edge.
SEPr s.--Lsst night steady fire was kept up all
along the front TO prevent the Russians repairing dam
sres AT 10 r. NJ. orders sent 70 our batteries -
o5en as soon as there was good light the following
morning, but they were limited TO fifty rounls esch.
Al $50 the whole of the batteries from larantine to
Inkermann opened with grand crash. The Russians
were silent an before The camonadc was maintained
a. il was yesterday. There three breaks or lus
10 the tempest; from y till 10, from IL TIL and from
. ~ :, TIE tye wac eemparsiiysly slack Captain
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A USE EVE BRJHs.

A l'borloge de vos vingt ans
voici l'heure d'amour qui sonne
Dsimer. tout vous dit quill est temps
A rhorloge de vos vingt ans.
Plus dc saprices inconstsnts..
Tout sinner, c'est manner personne...
A l'horlogs de vos vipgt ans
voici i'heuro d'amour 1ui some.
EpovAsD Ptorv,Ra
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CHAPTERS TX

Ap svr prononce paroles vaque enfnca buquement
devant qu ui crva de demeure
rsur des uves impreges de feu de
aane n bsaa, ct diuparut rampant dams - niche
y '-OA va&l! demsnda Ivan inqu<ude
ss dit sarvsan vaque est rentre dams chamOrs cou-
e hanb, eoucher Eh beu que deux hommes veieut
ou'i men aurts Plea qus seyoos remontea
Ce ss pas pudsut dit Pulawsa; bets fsrocs lair faruse
u tsaqut dss annierc voic cable descendu
-af-Patous aloss partoos j'ai hAs d revor le cel
La dsux h h dun pantalou dun ban en- four
roroa ssu ues; ds les METRE fabn de humidie
al diao tsavss ps puts Lee srveants les atacheren
nsu ps ab lss as comuod qu on asa dispose long
4 rtsns cbh lie major Maaens6 sss f siege mpeneur await
nain dsvst rsmpr loes Dc guide les dsd. asasn
haAa cir ptv du coc uoel eoutre les aaPees
6 voo peDau ~ sssaGisas d p6rilsu sssediou
pre Gsus fso inyi1cibls ss snev1 De te cable
= da sDs t51j n dsrsut das robscuris du sOaf
--Das = .uus Il Psi..s.; - qas son' oass"r
Ais = tsjA n1jw: =
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eeva de oute hauteu dpu haues ebes
rent dehe meme sn que vons parcour dix
Son fardeau ui paai ourd semble
ausa egr cabne ces quill empor p
Arrive devan omb premiere femme pied du oher
duqe seee caban dpaa crrc davrc de Macnnkof
sagenouila
oh! san Marie pauvre Naya
dune oraison euatoire sllex enfn vengees
FIN DE LA PREMIERE PARTIH
PRUDENT DARTLYS
(La suite proclaim nunatro)
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AUNE PECaEREssE BLONDE

Belle flle aux eheveux dores.
Je voudrsis vous voir amoursuse
vous n'aimes pa. vous desires.
Belle flle aux cheveux dores.!
L'amour. vous lc rocounaitres
Quand il vous fers malheureuss...
Belle Gle snx chcveux dores.
Je voudrsis vous voir smoursuse.
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z55UR D'SEaAEeg,

L'halcine dune feur savage.
En- passant tout pres de mon ceur.
Went de 'emporter au rivage.
Oh naguerc aussi j'e.sis feur
CONNIE au fond dun prisme Oh tout change
Od tout SO relieve mes yeux,
Je vols IN enfant aux yeux DANCE.
C'etait mon petit amoureux'
Parfum dc 50 neuvieme aimee,
Je respire encore ton pouvoir;
Fleur d mon enhance donnee.
Je tame CONNIE son miroir.
Nos jours ont separe leur frame,
Mnis. tu mo rappellcs ses yeux;
J'y regardais Aotter mon ame
C'etait mon petit amoureux! ~.
De blonds cheveux en- aureolc,
Tn regard tout voile d'azur.
Uno breve ct tendre parole,
VOLTA son portrait jeunc ct pur:
Au seuil de ma rauvre chaumiers.
Quand il Sc sauvait de ses jcux,
Que ma petite ane etait ferc;
C'etait mon petit amoureux
Cette ombrc qui joue 4 ma rive
Et Sc rapproche au moindre bruit.
Me suit CONNIE un filet d'eau vivc,
A travers mon sentier detruit; 2
Chaste, ellie me laissc autour dele,
Eulacer un chant douloureux; . ..
Helas. ma seule ombre 6dele, Do.
C'est vous mon petit amoureux!
Femme. l qui scs levrcs timidcs.
Ont dit, CO quill scmblait pcnser. ,
Au temps on nos levres hunidcs
Se rencontraient sans se presscr; t
Vous. qui flutes son doux Messic.
L'avex-vous rendu bien heureux
Du ceur je vous en- remercie;
c'etait mon petit amoureux.
Mxr. DsspoRprs vAtsoRr.
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FEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE.
LES PAUvREs eAReoNs.
(Roman extrsit des Archives crimineMes.\
PARTED.
RuSSES ET VALAQuES.

valaehie sdorSs, oh qu'es-tu devenuei
De TIM brilliant repom comment es-tu dSchuei
Tes ls sous leun bsisers lechent CONNIE dee chiens
L. josg Dc leurs tyrans Russes Turcs, Autrichiens
Ton peups ct dsps les fes ct as Dc vvre esclavcs
Tes enfsns, par tros fos ont brise lean entrsves.
Fers martyrs III aont ed que 10 chsix des bourreaux
Tous cont morts aax gibets ct sur lee echafauds!
LAzAR BARIrz.
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AVE RA3A,


Ave Maria, '7v
Sur Tame qui pleure.
Ckantc ct verso lheure. w
On l'angc pria
Quand j'entcndais le soir.
Trcmbler d mon orcille.
L'Angelus qui s'evcille,
ConImc I'm gcrme d'espoir.
Reveuse. sur ma porte,
Je rappelais tout bas.
Quelquo csperance mortc.
D'absence GU de trepas
Ave Maria.
Sur lame qui pleurc.
Chante ct verso l'hcure.
Oh lange pria'
Tout CO que nous pleurons.
Plein dune gracc austere,
Revicnt-il sur Ia terrc,
Pour nous dire /" Esperons ?"
Car d &C ciel qui some.
Ma tristesse 4 fremi,
Comme une main frisonnc,
Sous Ia main dun ami.
Ave Maria.
Snr l'anc gui plcure. E
Chanto OF verse l'heure,
- % lsnge pria!
Ainsi qu'au fond des Aeurs.
Passe unc brise errante.
Cette clochc vibrante,
Entrait dams mes douleurs;
Je scntais que Dieu meme
A son secret d'amour,
IT j'osais dire Jaime
A CO bon soir du jour.
Ave Maria, aaI
Sur l'amo qui picture. et
Chante ct verse l'hcurc.
OdPAngo pria.
Soupirs do rAngelus.
vos tintements trsnquilles,
Daus lei cris de- nos villes.
Ne me parvisnnent plus
Mais, seule ct triste encore,
Quand sen Va 10 soleil.
Ma mehoire sonorc,
Tintc dams mon sommcil:
Ave Maria!
Sur l'Ame qui pleurs.
Cbants q verss l'heure, h
Oh l'apge pria. 4.
Mxr DEssoRpEs vAInoss
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CEiAPITRE VIII.
NICOLAS sIN PRTRo.

..a...''.a.a F- .. xucoLAs suu PHrso.
hs<R~a.sE sETAIT ben mari de ID psuvrc Nsiva
as Lu auasi Ivan Maasnnikoa ct parei CT
vampires. vous par les tombe.u1 lhcure de muut !!
seuais mmobi CONNIE spectre galv'n'e ct f1' i0hes
9 ,veo ds. yeu. fossnnt. aa ,.u,,a, p,,,v.,,
-R.u, eapisns repond M.asonitos dune vol, tmus
hnsisos de- &c mneur YOU. eaays csria lily de
En- a it'll Ie , Gn 'Gu force Ia CT" ,r,I,s psa''n' 'n instant
* eun celia major S pare que 'ou' ''e' cru S0f 'e'
Puawen sen douer await dt vra Oui vus De SIN f0 '7a
peuuis Jour Cd await M er n Vaaquo au fond mn
jamai iuforme lui ct lie coyai depuis lougempa
tide dun schot De I sans ucun humau e0 dsu,
pleasures motele hait quill Fame cheviee dans corps
Nicolas sa. ..'.s. /. pa. danssrss dams s c.: Of ab
e. .. % e . e. .. s u, iv,isn. , ,; s :A .,, ,,
Ia mort. il eat encore H. dsbout tomphans!~-
roehe G :usnent sgaauuis UNI
pus'sues surhumains sembait e oouvrir de son egde
: srvsi.n. qui S.b m.ltaien. .ec e.u .v.on. 6n p
ysux oa ~ vie 50 trouvait dams peril continued
LOr d officers rempla une ache terrible Pula
grand puts nsue dc les dsu.
aqaee puts dams les regions eu
les les cnvah Sin Pero travaiat wider ru qui h
80 "vo;ci common. .sccoupli.ni. son eai.yaut l.beur
Une immense do buf sta emens aahse grand cable
cent. ha vse ros mai. .v.n anDss
ax do grand puts ellie rua de baans rudemeut les par
Porr sv g; ooveoi.n. Sin po o. .uou du cable una eo...
eords double don't s. les du. bout. 50 disn. de
. H., ~ ".s ,~ :. II :. - i;s;. ...h., a =
os i oords await pos Is rs des deux coz !. eo u
@ uS secos ou mose. o.,r. MAJ. I'll b, IA oords une a.
ooe @ poaa des precPS fond puts infereur
eai ct ' 'As '0s minute p 'rd b'ais l. te''
=. ,.eenm.aer sss. p.pui.
sss Soos bss vs as y ssnpooo.is o iui sufps Do Va
as uo d CO hnn qui dsn haussnsn' qu prefrsns b
oOI sa v pour Vi. ens@sn pu posvoir
P s's de- hss. q dSpe! q dshstn:n .'o vait .yse
vsan vah asmoey s1r paed Nnbssux not Ser en- st
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Imi he cable fut t decends dams les enraie
de Les dou. jour naan etnoelaen orn dams
dun vcrdue gazon ua d arbres etaent
per les osaux fien
q. S S ] s, % snsss' s
slemus d oau1 oe sui qze cents ped sous ee ct H ne In
enoncais guare equ atai pndu
ce du oburcit de moi Des ourdes ct
dgeaicnt du fond de abme moutan uqua o
puts Bent6t soe dor dsparut pare
moment d. aa.rs e, Vol. osnosemn
d brous qu ngean de ttte qu bgnes
ae.ient Puts plus plus compa dam
mutt complete eau sunta travers les humd po ombat
ge ct ne me vnsera peut-etre amais Mon Du
donne.moi Ia libcre! ne fut.ce que pour heure!
En- parlant ains, Sin Peo setat sgenoule.
Mero ~ers mon Dsu d j. ssr, b,e Oh j. me ppss uasoan:
aquee Oueue du grand puts Eb bien ceu JUS
quea ehsm tavcrs les rochers pu peu Occa
Une i pet e Sin Peto NIT adur travail await
place p poar u de m dams de niche creute
pendant quelques repo 4ao u
.ocord. aagua laroche qui menat Ia gale
bout de neuf rou eta achieve ct jour
dams les mines Sin Peto plus occasion favorable
Ala v.laque ldee de l
avec u dams uu gouare
Mais await tp de d. pOuvat ct mourat
sans .ee vnge Or na Ia vie su'ou depu quill espeat P0uvOr
Major demauda Puawen que cable pret
.rrivte.
-Pu descendre cable pour heure
-Es.ce quill nc pas hut heures.
-Atcndous alors .....r.
temps e
rccommander dune maniere oue paticuiee
-Qu. 10 ccrbsrs' rOrs tete de Meduss!
-Approche lei, droe.
E de M quill m0r a0uta Masenn
Sin Psto be ens surree dc pres les gardens
'-NcOlas Sin Pero nurmura dune voiz fsre le mineu
-Es -1% v.i.:ii. giy:i .,.
4 -sol.t t'Ss1.I ds !. Ii.us x,,m. -- .. "...<
-Et pourquJ aatu ee condamns aux mines,
-Je mai pas etc condamue. p. A.. . ...-.. ... ...
Comment ty trouvcsAu alOrs!
Demande. puo gneur Meunkoa qu aocompague
oh! Deu .emp do dire IVAN nnooen.
mon ours pendant quill eta sin de pgde VOLTA poquO
e. vou.le h~e. ibre. major,
-0uL G,, ibre. quin.. cent. peds sous ter'
Ces yOates plu. que profnd
pas de danger Gull pulse chose gull manquer, de r
-Je s.ranti. outline .ortira pas diei
s % plus prudent pour YOU, 'apae car pso, moi dsman ne
chic n,audite / tout jamaa 20" o - ; :" -
nous. depart gull igna Sin pe.o yeux hebs.e,
tude psre hmme qu ppe par apopexie udroyante
sent ;S9 % os,.s.a dssaD De-: poa IN sad russnsn'
dsutaus plus croya ardas Me vque de
ostts prsuve d'nseret
s.pI d Nicolas Ct sss s,se uas vo1 terrible qu seer.
-Ah pares?
-0ui je pars
-Ah vous quittes ID valachis!
-Deman uatiu ~ .-5
-Et voas quttes pour toujours!
Pour tououa
Bon voyage alors! ocer dt duu menacan
Merc Sin PeO quand beaacoup pair
vie dams les /
Zvnmens?
Nous reverons jamaA
"A moins que Dsu, qui st pussaut le veuils
oh! js sor quI s voudra pas.. Adieu,
Adeu ditssvous? Non pas moi dis r vousle
gpu MnkeE face monde
~ dams lautss:
ff.tae ah sisttr .segs HaF-.
st siifIas' ...la ~ -, ..- ~sO
OEIAPTTRE TX
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I: LIZ cAnLx Du GsAHD PUTS.
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AUX MATHS KNOW-NoTnINGS.

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ye snls Ia grande renommee.
Je vole au devant de larmee'
o., mo; an; no,,s Ia couronno
Oro l., oloire ;IIum;ne Of donno
4 con, don, 10 dirte les noms
Je suis Ia deesse supreme ;;
Manteau de pourpre ct diademe'
C'cst mo; nm; ;e,,c dams rarene
Avoc !, n,lmc sourera;ne
LIE bruit uui plait tant aux humans.
Je suis ia parole pro'onde'
Ecno dGs lu''es oe &C moaae .
Oui Went 4 Ia fin des batailles
Sc meier 4 vos funeraillcs.
Chauter les morris sur les tombeaux
Je suis cette rumeur guerrriere'
Plclne d eclat ct dc iumieres'
II sn;s j, main nm; fa;t Thistoire.
y, ",'; r.m,.so u v;cto;re
Dams !. nousx;sre dos combat,
Je suis cettc bouche de bronco
Qui ut naitre quatre'vingt-onse'
=, e., cos, ~ ,' mo; on; m fsrmnns mo. ,ile,
Roofs los ombr.s ;mmortsIlss
Sars i.s ron,os du p.n,hsonI
~
Je suis lie vague ct doux murmure
Qu'on entend dams cette ombre obscure
Les preceptes sacres des saces,
DE &C temps 81 yi,c efIace.
&c suis aussi Ia voix charlnan'e
Sui dit . Ia nature ainah'e
Les chants des atgns'es songcurs,
Desceudre Ia paix sur Ia foule,
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