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ally ty sr hidden, without any oaat bsn!lh 10 It."
MIR. Drovor attributes IlonrY's scrup1es with
rcgatd to ll,o Validity OF biz marriage With
Catherine solely 10 bis infatuation with Anne
There ID not io Tho negotiations a trace Of fouu-
lation for The story that tho Bishop Of Tatbus
rsiaed AZ objection to the legitimacy Of tho
rriuceas Mary, OF that Wo1sey fnsagated Long-
land. Tho Kings cortessor to instill into uansyta
mind doubts OF tic eApctitY of Aia union With I
bis brother's widow,
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o,Ho cAPPoMt.
The name Of the Marquis 0tno capponi, who |
Sd of February In tn In alad IL thc ,nnr 1jst nf
tho., ,-,n 80 sas.n,,s,.ss 1sss...H, t..t.
snynS wv nAo seuonp"snea pot4as s~sn'
nndcs severe dlsabl!ltloh. The Marquis wks con-
neeted with one Of tho oldest houses Of Flor
ence. and was tho hotr Of woalth az we'll "a no. |
bi]ity. In pas horo nort IA ,7o9 ~. raro.
mi ettne,,,,, H., ....nSs, ...u., ' . - i..s...
"o"sn.on' ny eh'enaeo travels ana py inter.
COURSE VITA the most intellectual And cultivated /
men OF tue day. l.o acquitted . iondness for Ill |
csas7 purgutts and 4 dtsi,e u, c,cuatn and cn
tighten bis couutrr. which g,o,, viii, bia ircroas,
,"s se"io' ii'' 'touso was Iae eeotfo OF tho
o'hi'ant society Of Flofenccs And to its hosptat-
tlesa were welcome VINO cler1shed noble aspi- |
..,,o ~. tr,i,tn , ~ " 'nea5 .ahk Or iof
man of ietterr worn IA s1rc ~ \ rnr;.ai rsr,sn,.
tion AZ uero thoae already crowned with tbs |
worlds honora.
IN tho prime OF nis !iin sho oye-hght Of tho
taiIv WIZ IL h.I heor nrorona1v occa+nn,st
inr mnteriats for a history Of Florence. and lie
appalling calamity that foil upon him WAS not
suffered to stay bio :work. t3y tho aid OF an
amAonena,s &C. conti5ned nle t1nofs uhn.einisne
taa,:nnI ram nj ~ -. nraas rnar ro--tts autbar
,haMou inu , tuo p,oss III 1Go' ~ n1S..:.. "
~. bs..n.s,s ~ 49, ~ s,...ma aro-o ~ nsnt.t
ort,vitS Iisn1ayat in tha nTodnc:tnn of lain hook
,rnaar t1a r,rcumst,ncao wyitar rnmarks
!. Tho who,e stnrv ~ FIo,cncc waa "a cntfTntv
fo,r;ii.r ~ hia t,onohts fhnt Il forroed itself
naiM,.iiv =. ho dic,.fai lila hooe nrncoeInti
frn,n tho f,,Ilners nf Tia inowisooo Ti,ere in \
speclsi meaning in a1nost oyorY word for Tic
InnI w, mi romniled n,ca IL nano from Inn
nnIhorIttcs int - rsthcr lin transcrint ~ n
mental n;nturo' witch rrm.ined after Io1p farn,,-
tasity III, Al, ;,o iotsi;a ~ IN n,,.hnriifea
IL tHss f,onrar, was r.n.idsnt ~ tha Tan.
| stitntinne, Nftni..rv in f,t,.can~ In t1,e AZ,
| tshiish1nrnt nf ti,a E;nollnm ho uaa meIe
Konator. and recaivod thn soIi.r ~ i'm nrder ~
| thn Annun7iats I1o .rns siao rs,osidant ~ tho
Hnaiemia dali cn,sca' VIII, hin a tiiustrious H. @
i,nnss dtaa ont NJ he Ioft mn maia Ala ,ssno ~
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| ROMAN ANTIQUITIES.
/ In November last, excavations wcro bopun In
Rome on tho apos where, In the previous year.
seven atatucB and largo collection Of fragments
Of sculpture wero recovered. Tho chiof pur-
poso Of the removed Investigations WIS to hscer-
talu the name nni history Of the building which
had boen ornarnnntod with 10 many beautiful
objects Of art, The effort has resulted In the
"tl,Ecoyery Of q portico 200 foot long, orna-
mentcd with single row Of futcd columns OF
qfalko qnteo resting OIL redeatRla Of gilt paster.
Tho door waa inlald with marbles in tho most
graceful designs, In which thc raro.s spcc!mons
| OF Oriental alabaatcr were set" This pavement
laa been removed into tho ncw cabinet OF nlodala
10 the Capitol. At tho cnd OF the poztco opposite
at whore the atatnes were fou1 @ se7e,as ba
| of rrerint,u mnrhtea fannd n1nonr tllo Ee}IriH
- ~ '.Is ~ 49, -. 49, 80 49, T., ,re.f;,s rf;
tiou, eoveral times repeated. Statlonts pro Pie
priraf0 D ~ Aeaandrt 4 ~. Ih.s glyos tho
desired Glow to tho htatory;of tue building 1t ID
supposed that tho place, which WAS Owned By
" Ae4snaor wo reaoraS
IT in te syG Of tno tT
contufy' III ahotaes ~ IAe 1p1tna sue paseIaeus
value Of which Is estimated ot $50, ,0o8. A
statue of fawn, bearing basket Of flowers gu
thu left shoulder. was lying On the tloor, and
Also telra,e4tta lauil,' euapeu nSu s.auaasoe
vivs' ~. amrsishsot1o hish oADO' 'D' s"''' ~
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hh lNpiAWs PRAYEu.
ine aase1 ""'Ia We eops oo;u". snas an So, 49,
u.An W Auo ~" .1.oo oaSo ~ ,,.1 w.,
oieA' SUM- WV 11us 0'l't.'.', .'o~.'S A.aa
ttetcs Sue o'Hto1'oo 1oeas u 1isi' Ano "Ion
that govern tic Conduct Of our savage brother o
, , on;rion aton,,v n,,ni,t1ea ,,v rnoat tntc,1ccu
..,. p .1;,., ..,Sa, =. ~ sa.,,.~,e. e.
.saSoicf" Au'oaE ",la t'1oes >" a. eoauetos' sn1
! tho races who to-day remain III eonaiton
barbari2m ara Of inferior mental organization
, and consequently incapable Of being elorated /
, the moral and intol!ec.ual p!hco occupied b
I ciyilizoa and enlightened peoples ::