The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-04-14

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| WiIliaGs said, iaughingIy p0e a. 9hade
|lsy, It 10 only our friend IL, RI aI1isp
Instantly Afterwards the pssA elido1
ssblushing like Cir, = and holdilS oot Nh
his hands. He bad the eppssranee q - tall,
thin STRIPPING, and sswase 6nbitsd Ike ho1k
isA blaak jacket and trousers, which -
seemed to have outgrown." He had book
with him, and Mrs. williams asked whs4s -
was. He said, with Frightening r.
"Chalderon's Mogico Prodigioso; ~
translating some passAges 10 it." Being
asked to read few OF them, he, instead Of
doing 20, made au sxtsmpore rendering Of
various parts, turning the one language into
the other with marvellous ease and rapidity,
analysing the genius Of the author with subtle
power, and interpreting those peetioaa Of
the story which hs did not read @Aruptly
eeasing, be suddenly vanished - II. fre-
lAWny, looking up from the rapt abstrae.
tor into which % e4ebSA thrown, found
ssos.. sswSsrs i .. hs' asked. Mrs.
NilliaMs rsioined, ssWhop Shelley? Oh,
h9 - goes like spirit, no one knows
| n mere" Presently, he returned
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ynable new from London and paris. 81
La. Sheliev. indeed. thoueh Z woman ~
faculty, and Of + sensitive nature, loved So
ciety ~ much - her hushAn1 abhorred It.,
and this diversity Of tasts Vas sometimes
embsr1 ping 70 both. Shelley, a. Mr.. Ire.
lawney relates. said one day with a rueful
oppression Of face, ssMaryJ CHS wife) "has
threatened me-" He waessked in some sur
have ! psrsys, he replied, doh. the hoyrori
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iul prov expressing the love she could not
speak. 10 stop Sheiisy's self.rerroaches, OF
20 hide her own emotions, she began, chi
ding and coax'ng him."
for some two months, Mr.. Trclawny was
10 constant intercourse with Shelley, and he
mas given de'ghtful picture OF the poets
character and habits-his sweet, self-sncri-
hc,ng disposition, his purity, his tendency to
oeiieve IN whatever Is exalted and ennobling,
~: aevo.on 70 study, ms Wild outbur:ts Of
spints, alternating with deep dependency,
49, snyness with strangers, his childlike con
sentiment with simple pleasures, his light,
l serspnlc movement ana lnspirsd face, and
ms passionate love OF the water andthe trees,
ana the MOVERS and the mountains, and the
glorious SHOWS ana changes OF the elements
IN .ne nrignt country OF his adoption. The
ooiiuine OF the boat Don Juan ("that fatal
anu Pelnoioas oarqus" 10 which, ikcanoth-
- Lic,uas, ne perlsned,) WAS . source Of
Hecn 1ongn' 70 MIN, put, unfortunatelys We
vessei , vas constructed on model which
Mr: Wiiliams had taken fancy to, but Of
Snlco pe'.er Judges did not think 90 highly.
20 .nglsn sailors Who went ont 10 her
or .l'Al, reported .'.nat she was ticklish
ooAs 20 manage; perhaps had she been less
80, Shelley might still have been alive.
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