The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-01-03
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lcious worus.
oNE or MISS CHAFAs PIEcEs.
Dit You ever ca me darling.
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Do1 1ou never guess how peasant
Alr tne Moments spent " yuu'
Links my soul Win al that's tfue'
Yes.,ou called me caring one tmr.
lu atone 50 sweet ana ow
TLai %. music thtlils ic ever,
Cheering me wn'rt'r | go.
Nsn, s.,, W. req9d ~, q, ,,i .gi, aee aeTy
Auu ou wlngs Of swift est h'clug
sped the bright, entraaclng hours.
Angels lowered in the shadows.
whispering holy things 10 me.
sounding through my spirlts c0istcrs
"A bewnlerus symphony
pS bu, 4. 1ese iesder' phriiiir V'siien one
When the world had nrst begun.
And it charmed me- thrilled me- nled ne
W., tcr 1Hpisln'1t Ey iib pIi crisn .cep,,.
Your manu- mine was fonily clasP.ng.
Inits gr-s! my future .ay.
Se2 2's s ifss ssttI 'R' sa5S aaS TO dsci sSns
He turned down a leaf In the poem Of Ma
poeon Bonaparte, which is still sharply
nail was touched by the mourniul
smile with which he handed me the book
and asked me to read the marked passage at my
leisure. | wonder now that did not understand
him better. But | daresay he did not under
stand hipself Here Is the marked passage. II
Is from the section headed
THE DIVORCE OF JOSEPHINE.
(Sot her husband she cou ne'er
CAN hun now by words SO deAri
Heaviest weight Of human woe!
That another one should claim
That beloved, ilustrlous name
And should rest IN bliss where she
Wine tie world, with nar.nn-ss rife,
Names hdi woman as his nOeD
soon from life gave her relci;
Soon NJ de human longing vain;
Death advanced with fapid stride
To the great good Emp ess eide.
And ~ an i iimpefons no. yoee, lse .or,,. o,o,..
While H. mon rch, Of the land
knelt, aid reyerent, klssed her hand,
Listening TO the words h"r lips
toldS:t words lhg.e lip, could S ssay-
Thus herspirt rose from this
TSsSSIa To- Siscs Of Of RsrisS Si1eT .Ia9s. Sii'.
7 ere, secure from earthly strife.
To Keep vigil DER his life
This efusion l. not so creditable to the poet
ess as a poem which l pointed Out TO Father
Lake:
TO FRIEND.
Brewery hone my lie ha.e e'er . been weaving.
by every hearlless method Of ieeeiying.
IN not forget thee
when solemn prayer upon the soft air breathing,
When friends my urow with gar ands bright are
or sorroT's iempests nercely DER me rOll,-
3
And when In chains bright sleep has softly bound me,
And creams OF friends MT throu N my resting mlnd
AM guardian angela mover close around me,
10 bring me thoughts of one forever klnd,-
III not forget taee
And o. should some their truth to me repentlng.
Tase Daek from me the treasure OF their love,
Aud some dark ange stand cup presehting
To drown my fath IN Him who rules abOYe,-
III not forget thee
Should cruel fate keep us forever parted
Ill liie's brlsLi lamp Is burning dim ana low,
Ana each shall think oi each as one qeparted.
To Ilasp the hand OF love no more below
Ill neer forget thee.
MRS. HENRY LAKE.
When learned from the newspapers some
months afterward that Father Lake was
married had no suspicion that II was
to Miss Chafa. Knowing ~ l did her
ideas on the subject of marriage, |
DOUBT now that she was ever married to him.
However, | sup lOse she Is legally Mrs. Henry
Like, n he gave her that title while living with
her, and even with the limited acquaintance |
had with him, 1 am inclined to think that he
would have sacrificed himself for "A woman that
he loved and who was dependent upon his gene
ToHity. | WISH knew that he died with tho last
sacraments OF the Church. am assured that
Catholics cannot understand the temptations Of
converts
The Rey Father jeremiah Grifiin, Of the Church
Of the AnnunclatOn ManhattaDville, TO which
Father Lake Was at one time attached SAID yea
terday;
"a great deal OF false Interest has ALREADY y
been attached To ex-Father Lake, and prefer
to say nothing that may contribute to renewal
Of Il. IL is reasonably certain that he is dead
The Rev Father Anthony Kessler, OF st. Jo-
seph's Church. also In Manhattanville, said that
he could furnish no Information regarding eK-
Father Lake, having boon but littlo acquainted
with hts movements even when he was an hon
ored member OF the priesthood.