Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1856-10-30

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.urs; asmsiestic dome the prototype Of
81. Peters basilicas which @nshrins
tlss ashes Of some of the mighticsl !
,hs dsad the stone where DAErE stood
10 gaze on the campanile the house of
MIcHAEL ANGELO, still occupied BY =
1escendant of his lineage and name, his
hamper, his chisel, his dividers. his
manuscript poems, All % # he had left
them ID. yesterday; airy bridges, which
seem not v much to rest On the earth
10 u hover over the waters they span
the loyeliest cres1iohs Of ancient art.
rescued from the grave Of ages again
ia enchant the world; the breathing
marbles of MIcHAEL ANGELo. the glow
ing canvas of RAPHAEL and TITAN,
rnuseu urns filed with medals and coins Of
every age from CyRus the younger, and
gems and amnlets and vases from the
sepulchres of Egyptian Pharaohs coevai
with Joseph, and Esttrucan Lucumons
that swsyed Italy before the Romans
libraries stored with Tho choicest text
Of aneient literatore gardens q ross
aahdtd orange and pOnsg ranSte and nyr-
lie, the very aif you breathe lsnguid
with music and kperfans. A-suchis Flo-
renee. But oanong all IL faeinations
addessed to the sense, the memory and
the heart. there vas none to which {
more frequently gave Y meditative hour
| during year y residence than % The
spot 81, where GxIlLxo GxErLx1 sleeps be-
neatt tho marble moor u sxnsa Crocsi
- building on which gazed With great
er reverence, than 1 did upon the mod
est n,ans;;on ii .Arcesrli;s: wills 1t once and
prison, il which that Venerable s.ge, 81
command 81 me Inquisition, passed the
sad closing years of his life. The BE-
loved daughter on whom ~ had depen-
ded ~ smooth his passage 10 the grave
laid there before him the eyes WITH
which he had discovered worlds before
unknowd, queoched IL blindness
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Anime quelgli occhi 81 son fatti osc,,ri,
4 Che wider pin di tutti tempt antichi,
r luce fur del secoli futuri. lss s.
That was the house, where, !" says
4 ,MiIrox. another Of those of whom the
I world vas not worthy. 8 found and
visited the famous Calico. grown Old =
! prisoner % the Inquisiton, FOR thinking
on astronomy, otherwise thaa Il the
Dominican and Franciscan licensers
though, (proae works, vol. |, p. 3iS. y
i Great Heavens what ! tribunal, what
III culprit, what = crime Let as thank
lGod, M friends, that We live ii The
[nineteenth century. Oi allthe wonders
\ of ancient and modern art statutes and
paintings. and jewels and manuscripts
/ The admiration and the delight Of ages !.
There was nothing which ! hshsld with
lsnore afsetionate avs thsn that poor
lroash tsbe fsW fset in Iens shs
work &c his oxn hAnds that very ss'orP-
ltic xlass through which the s.T Tpscan
II Artist viewed ihe moon. IS
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