The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1875-11-24
Queen Mary. a Drama.
81 AIrkEp FsNNrsoN

] queen Mary, a ia anna.
ST ALxKxp rENSrseS
The admirers Of tie poet IaarSa,e. have IN
this bis latest production, another proof Of his
tile to the POsitioe which be has now received
BY all but universal consent The Damatiss
Persorse arc nearly ali historical psrsonsges. as
Qseea Mary her husband. stone bard. ice cold
I Philip; her sister. Elizabeth; CardiuSl Pole.
Archbishop Csaauer. Bishops Bonner aud Car
diner. Preach and Spanish ambassadors,
The strength and weakness Of Queen Mary are
powerfully set iOrsh and the poet has so truthful.
" skstehed Philip. that it is impossible to regard
bin with other feelings than eoatonpl. Mary
was Tudor despite her revsugeIal Superstition
/ aWouan. she said when | an dead.
/ Open my heart, aud there you will ind written
/ rW0 names. Philip and Calais open bis,
So that he have one s7t
Ioa will 6ni Philip oaly-pohey. policy.
All. worse than tbst-not enc hour true 10 me
/ Foul maggoIs crawling in iestsrei vice
Adaltsrous 70 the very heart OF he'll"
The ecelesias,ies, Bonner aud GArdinsr. repre-
seutsd as time servers-seaiy to rob and murder
10 the uArse Of religion. This chapter OF English
history has been well rendered by Frouie-aud it
Is interesting to observe that the CREATES, living
poet has formed the same opinions Of its Chief
Characters, Our readers will thank as for the
following extracts in which Tennysou describes
the bearing Of Cranues during his trial and Go
rioes marIyriou -
Seeae ST. Mays. Oxford. Father Cole in
q N. a
Howard and others Crsnmer IS set upos 3
seafod before the people.
COZ
And GOV. lest anyone among you doubt
TIE mans conversion anu rem0rse Of heart,
/ Yourselves shall hear him speak Speak,
Master Cranmsr.
Fulfil y0as promise made me- proclaim
Your tue andoubtsd faith. that adj may hear.
( CrlHmsr-
Aud that will. o God, Father Of heaven!
/ o S0n Of God. Rsdeemer Of the void
I . Holy Ghost proceeding from them both,
i Three persons in one God, have mercy on ne,
Nest miserable sinner. wretehed man.
have sfsaiel against heSyen and earth
I More grisv0asly than any tongue can tell,
/ Thea whittier should dee for any help!
\ am ashamed to lift my eyes to heaven.
I Aud | can hud no refuge upon earth.
\ Shall despair then God forbid o God,
/ For Thou art laereifal refusing none
That come to Thee for Succor. u o Thee.
/ Therefore | cone humble myself to Thee
Saying, 0 Lord God. although my sins be great,
For Thy great mercy. have mercy D God the
I Sou,
/ Not for slight faults alone, whsu Thou be-
eamest
MANN the flesh. was the great mystery wrought
/ D God the Father not for little slns
{ Dtist Thou yield up Thy Son to haman death,
I But for the greatest sin that can be siuned
I Yea, even such IS mine. incaleulabe,
Unpard0uAbls-sin against the light
Tie truth OF God, which l had proven and
known.
Thy mercy must be greater than all sin.
Bat that Ihy nSms by nan be giOri6sd
And Thy most blessed Sons. who died for
uau.
do believe 10 God. Father Of all;
In every article Of the Catholic faith.
And every syllable taught Us By our Lord,
HIS prophets apostles, in the Testamsuts,
Both old and new.
C5ls-Be palmer, Master Crsnuer.
CrdRzsr-
Aud nov come 10 the great cause that weighs
Upon my eouseislee more than anything,
Or SAID, or done. in all NY hfe By ne;
Against the truth knew SiIhiu Hy heart,
Written for fear Of death to save ny lie
If that might be, the papers By my hand
Signed since ny desradstion-by this hand,
Hiding out lis right kdild)
Written aud sigued-I here reu0unee them all /;
And. since ny hand offended, having written
Against NY heart, my hand shall first be burnt,
So that | may cone to the FIRE.
Lard WiEizns-
YOQ know that you reeautsd all you said
Touchiuz the sacrament 10 that same book.
Yoa wrote sgsiust my Lard Of Winchester;
Disc mile not play the plain Christian man.
Cr11HtsT-
Alas ny Lord.
have been usn loved plsilnsss al my life
did dissemble, bot the hour has come
For Utter truth and plainHs=s-sheEeisss say,
hold By al | wrote within that book
Moreover,
As for the Pope, count him Anti Christ,
With al bis devils doetrine-zud refuse,
Reject him, and abh0r him, have said
Cries on all sides, Pull him doEu, away
With him.
Gle
Az, stop the herstic's mouth hale him away.
H-iziGzls-
Ha,m aim Tot, harm hin not have him to the
fire.
We have not space for the spirited dialogue
between lib sud Joan, two old women. lib
ends her rensFks-
A-bGrufn', and a-59ruIu', and a-nskin' O. ToIk
lsider and usdder bat tex thou ny word
vor't. JOal-a1d beant wong not tEics in ten
Tear-the 65ruia O. the O=lj archbishop I'll barn
the PEoap oct o. this ere land v0r liver aud liver.
Peters an honest Catholic, Gee that would
neither nisreport nor lie, not to gain paradise
no. nor If the Pope charged him TO DO il "-iss-
eFi5es Crznnes's uartrJjOm a. follows
Yea ss= him how be past among the crowd;
And ever a. be salked the Spanish friars
Sill Piled him siih eatre4ty aud rsproaeh;
Bat Cra1mer, a. the helns11an at the helm
Steers, ever looking TO the happy heaven
Where he shall rest al night, moved to his death;
And | could see that many silent hands
Came from tie crOEd and net bis osn-a1d
tbzs,
When We had cone where Ridley bGrut With
LatIne-,
He, with cheerful smile. ss one whose mind
l. sil made up, IN haste pat Of ia rags
they had noeksd his EissrY with, and al il
white,
His long vhits beard. which ks had ueTer