The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-14

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ous 70 ,hc blost on S1icb Ioths,, was seated and
which his arrival lie had noted, although. long
Wy ~ r.Ngim, nc Iai lol l'vtntb, W 1., a. -
reveric bv the indCdritc sense q, some CHANGE rav
Ing occurred which often disturbs and terminates
~ Vouuin, tnous,"i anu ,ooN'"V r w. u u'an w.
beans Cll upon n egu,e Inn, was observing him
from tho crag Of ruin that was near and rs the light
nna gatnerSd nr0uhn lS iirn oeo""o
LG,lair vou.d have Strung iorward. hut he could
ony cAtond his arrns: be would have spoken, but
"Lrtiair," aid a ieep. sweet voice that never
could be l. rgottcn
lam here =" he az last replied.
Rcmcmbcrl" and she threw upou him that
glance at once serene and solemn that had been her
hearts
Now, he could spring forward and throw himself
melted into the MOONLIGHT and sho was gone-that
divine Theodore. who let us hope, returned ut last
TO those Elysiau delds She 80 well deserved,
The result OF this apparitioh was relapse on the
part Of Lothian, which alarmed hs relatives, the 81.
Jeromes, who. in spite Of the opposition of the Je-
suits insisted on calling In celebrated English ply
stefan at that time visiting Rome, who at once de-
clared that Lothar's nervous system was chartered,
and that he must at once quit Rome lie was sent
to Sicily In charge of an English priest, where he
soon contived TO escape TO Malta in an open boat,
and, under the British flag, was again secure from
the Jesuts. At Malta he falls in with an old &C
ouain lance Mr. phpbus, an eminent painter
,.or, ,,ch al ,.ory oooor,rio .,ho q sruis,ro
NeN i'n "nu very cVoen'iio' VIM 10 VuiSinE
about tho Mediterranean In lis Steam yacht.
and invites Iotlar to accompany him 10 Palestine
x,r r,,,,,' =, -, ,e,'a,'a a.. a.. -, 49,,
and in Aryan principles, and detes,s somitsm
which he declares has destroyed art and perverted
IelHon' mas "usht man 10 uesllse DIS own
body and the essence of art is to honor the human
frame" He has many other singular notions He
desrisea hooks uo avs.
uesliao' OooAs' ho says
Books are fatal they are the curse Of the human
race Ninc.tcnths of existing books are nonsense
and Inc clever hooks are The ref,aton Of that non
fcnse Tho greatest misfortune that ever bciel man
stIoycd education hrt T. qrcat thing. and Science
Il great u ing; but an n NJ art and scencc m re.
vc9i can be anrht by man and nv his at'rbutcs-his
voice. his hand. his eve The S-soncc Of education
e Tho education o. the body Beauty and health arc
the air their g, rcses should bo tcnujar varied
scientific 10 render lis body strong and supplc 4
the first duty OF man lie should devotion and com.
"e''y "'"''o' 'u' ""o'' in"'0u'"r Sss''"'
AT Jerusalem Lothar falls in with Syrian gentle.
man named parncle,e. who lives IN tho north OF
F"les'lhe' beyond INC sea Of "aiile'' ana whom lo
visits in his home, where the syran's family has
iI,rd Gov ,rcr.anI. -, yoors wo cno,o had n a
"
CONVERSATION cen nm ana LotLalr' III WHICH, We
presume Mr.. Disr.eli has stated his own religious
-. Th =, ,t,, .o~s.
views me SYRIAN n.y.
"As 'or Panthcism, It Il Atheism IN domino. The
belief IN Crerst who Il unconscious OF creating
!, mere mons,ron , than any DOGMA OF 9ny o. ne
"Bul there are people now who ten you That there
never was any Creation, aud therefore there never
could have been 'rtaior'' said Lothar.
ANA Wnlch - now ADVANCED VIA INC
colHdcuce o. novelty slit the syrian,
"ibouc all OF II has been urged, and yainy urged.
Thousands 81 years ago. There must hc design or
an We, see ,Mouu tc Nunout s,hse, anu ! 20
hot believe m the unrcannr' As tor the raturM
forces 20 which al creation a. now Attributed. we
Know lle{ are unconsc,ous Mlue con c9n-ness ~
a. inevitable portion oi our existence a. The eve or
the lard TIC conscious c1nnot be derived from
tie unconsclous: Man Is divine go
-" Wish could sure myself OF ne personality
q tho creator" lid Lohair 81 cling to ,hat, but
| they say 1t l. unnhIlosOphical.'
''Iu what sense - asked tie Syrian. Is il more
potent and omnseieii than IN ratur. forces unco.
| ic'ous and irgCsist!blcf j. It unpl losOphcH 10
combine power with iItoAlgctcei Goethe, a SpinO-
! z-i VINO did rot believe Ia Srincza, sid That Le
could bring his mind 20 the conc n'ion that IN tie
centre Of Iace We might meet with InOnad OF pure
| intelligence, What may be the contrc OF sracc
Faust : but uouad of purC intg'i-. nee e That
more philosophical tAau the truth, first revealed to
man amid these everlasting his said tho Syrian,
"uat God made man ~ u. va IMAGE -
| have often found IN that assurance source OF
sublime consolltlon, SAID Lotnir. ,,,
| IL - Tue cbarioT OF the hHv4hty OF man sad inc
syrian, 'ohc o. me nlNhc unsiuua rrNt"tu IN luls
| lsId not We lnNEnhoh OF eon9en-, tot one OF
when was hclu on tls sacred son conil,eI assem-
bhes hrst cot tOttthcr by The Greeks, and then by
| barhmous ualors IN broaIous tines
| YET the elyi. q land lao longer tolls u diyigc
| Uli z, saw Luthdr'
II my or II M! nov nave MINED ia desinv,
sad W. syrian -, IN my lNihers h'ue a,e mn! ;
mansions nht ny tAt ItIlou- IHmlht- o1 tal'us INC
| ue'l,hs OF M 'lgNot are htcompushtl' God
| works by t'c's, ana one Was APPOINTED IN uut
! sti.oh ana alt'r many Iehfopw'nis To fr
| veal and SAnounu IN ihN unO mo spiritual nature
OF hl. lNr A4aN ana tue - ante are VI tht -ai q
! bo'i ana a. lsln, Dut Wien Iey qul,'td 'her cen
courses Iach division OF he great race has ,Ieysi