The New York herald., 1872-05-24
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MIR. DRYANT,s oRArIoN.

ties of the gallery, and delivered the following
MR. ERYANT's GRAFTON
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easily kndied into activity it viii seem forever haunted
BY the personages whom he created and who live in his
dramas the grave magician Prospero and his simple.
hearted daughter Miranda and his dainty spirit Ariel
the white haired Lear and the loving Cordea the jeaL
Moor ard the gentle Desdemona, Imogcn and
Rosand and the majestic shadow of Coriolas
nus. Before the solitary passer-by will rsa
the bury figure of the merry knight, Falstaff, and
round about this statue will fit the slight forms of Slender
and Shallow and Dogberry. To those who chance tn
tread these walks by moonlight the ghost of the Royal
Dane may shape itself from the vapors OF night and
again disappear But may the sound of battle be
heard here the heritage be ramped by the heel
Oberon and Titana and the little people from theiI
dances on the grccnsward. To memories and assoca.
ons like those which have dwelt we devote this spot
from henceforth and forever.
Another overture by Mendelssohn followed, and
then Mr.. Edwin Booth, who was received with
hOnors that fairly rose to the dignity Of ovation,
recited poem on Shakespeare by Mr. r. II. Stod.
dard. As the orchestra next began playing the
overture to Julius Caesar" the audience slowly
dispersed. The practical execution of the arrange.
ments made by the committee was left to Mr.. Theo-
dOre Moss who deserves the thanks OF the public
for the care ana diligence with which he carried
them out.