, 1869-03-16

salon, aud German Nc.ker was rod.!scrd,
impetuous, Elowilg-heafted and ungofetned
How she ne.ured tn mind, and how as>
:Fotktr's ,dsuRhtsr. md afterwards as the
Ntfc OF De Rtlc1, lbe sWedlsh Ambassador.
1iiss1sa h i seienrttes OF thc lsy. arc mattels o.
much inter as they Are osyelopea In the
story, And No trace tho production Of her
faueuA work., IN the events and. character.
III prtl TED upon her ob,cEy A'ion nd expeei
only tho dttalnments af her Eelius, but the'
story Of her love.. her 1or.ts, h.r lttum?hs,
her bitter bautshuatEt q: her sorrows.
III yf,w OF her eycntful career, her passion
ale attachments and rer love TT life tor
which she was qualified, even By that for
WHICH she was rrpsoacn' d-her too-Inuch
he4lth"-there B something uu=prskably
tad In her last words to Chsteauhraaud:
.Ja'M' D1eu,. mon, pe9e, Ct "a !totrst."
Yoltaiso G.ethe, Schiller, Sche55l. Caateau-
Napoleon defeated her. Woncr geueraly
looked up her With ill-w,h. Deltlua Won
Arintn writes TO Goe:be's mother: :.
'biEee ankuts IL ! y 10, rses1s, Inc
| IRON him tt'oet.c3 and ,ow sep enotr Is u.
! hase hsllea HIM 20 sh!e his itn2e k<a.. 60
ssAt e did Eot tt1nk Of n:e. I dited
sih er,..Mr:n5 ts A>yeItt; a. ste oshr "a.
h'r. Il vas ptcun'ar srt" cd ug-, ss ths genie
! mef eIoHneo aIou Q tie tao.e III uEaet 10 speak
ata tss uex
tes Sug: q":nt,' .he iaoi bed, See sel. M ina.
wrh tsr. ~ ~, II otieE 10 learn via. &c
fcr CO pot Wt1t Liz 10 IL Of ne s,:a any oo:,;
End att: I'll co No. helisge ioat tol. no tue
| me-. Ia orcef 10 c:nrst.c ulta her. 1eesu: =,
that :s,a send q NJ e., i aty irs
elbGWtG my ax} fEIo7ch ue ttFu.G OF Eet Al
nrsrs, hen k!smoldl, fc' c.'ta ',tttn, c7c1"to
| mt, Aihd ny hand. told ne MS r=ry t.ieutcc,
| least sw,Ety ssnts. - Il ~ese f.s.ee.; fsz
cst1Jto:y adnasea ~ tst irnce. saY and do
wa-ts hslent 10 uta' ete tats asoa. 3oet.e
| ehe te!o rs ete heu e,rec.ed r. tcc spot-c
Ntrthtf. ba: rfs had cten u't'sk 4. n'i;aez bis
ceai1rc 1er h,e dr.re ne'tg Ia t.eoire wttn Inst
! chsthe1tr,, which Lsd rfss,Is a3rspp !u.et cer
M,dsmc uoeiht, ivaxsu %ru:E =. ulce~ r uasEk..
Tpsu r. To- Sch eatl iatu 10 n.,a III tiesu,an.
ree,s..ec sna coIa.s'u OF ,,:Ncsnu We u raRtsex.
! uct that lot'hc xl'l have 10 dll1ca:ty N pso~
s,nt deey IMPRESSION upon re f1s.ca ~. -
be:,.se ana In ~ thsf re htn,-elfIs N:n~.J dn.
| fcssEt a1d mR:h an1"tiof hero = achle4et rst
fnrmrlun ct Th,e sut]e7t. sbt 'trsw 1au1e l.4f.
W.th ~h,ec tus tal betn ps,lst, o4 liz door;
| put my loo: N r. ru.h'd d 4 as:ds. And wA1Aed
| a~sy. 1has u Ill can sen 3os aooat Inc cele.
| or1'ft las,."
| Would you-weary Of fashlon. aud, (llke
| Rettma) ID following Madame d. Stael, seMe-
Whist suHocatet BY cto"dtg cclrbrifle5-
| rest your lima EIna,!ou uf'un sotIc more sim.
pie and refreshing theme, y"u have bat to
| read i The Fiaher Maicen." Norwegian tails
1 By Btorns' jvrne Htornsou, translated from the
/! authors German ~di lou tsfmultane 'us Hith
the SerNes'an ln lsas}, just Published b5
Lcypoldt q Helt.
s'rargc and weirdlY picturcsgne to our
zone.bourd eyes arc the northern sceneres
! that Ii this little volume surround tue hero
ine-'he t,eautitut and storny Petra-she
| asher-mhldtn.
| I.olat.d as swans nest was hrr chilli.
| hooa, anu when she enerRrt upon village
hfe, and afterwards. In the cilf.buund city o.
| Bergen, she appeared like b.iny dropped
| ir~m auct her planet. lnpncru.ly inco npre.
hentib'e. and na'urally coqueltish. she raw
i.hed the hearts OF her lovers ouly - leave
them oesola,c, and, pa.siae then herself
| through shadow Of great sadress, she
rracbt d at last the realm Of which shr Lad
| tiea1ntd.
Some passages O! the book will remind you
OF Lamartioe's "Geneyseye and hardly
wcnld you MISS single pare OF the story,
least OF all that page upon which the tears
lnll, LoF esen he chorus of ri1lAye saints who
u'ttr the moral OF the story, aao then lt>ap~
p~sr among the clltf:, The roots OF the
houses TO longer hiding .thsm from view.
would cit-ppear among tbs trees, and n.@
s1au.,y nouu,ed nlsbcr and higher. Tue
deep tnow bad ob'ltrra'e ed the path, but the
trees served a. Hay-marEs through The
wss'e. and the snow-capped mourtain,
EumMIts In the far distance were he beacous
which potttcd ont their homes"
| For the 4 hcr-maidea was one who had
sid like Lillian. ''If ! wtrc bird / would
ly to .he SKY II sing tong.
And never had shc counted the heart
panef, nor dreaded the thorn tha. rierces
The bieast In the yery hour Of rs &c ,t1sy
| FAScuoS.