The Morning herald., 1877-02-08
CORD D.. AND @1IR
cHAPTIR xxyE

~ .. pa Shre 81 the brain. z 30 tlone could J!
ever n. ..-lv approach ~ Tia s10mman1 0f
ncs. n'A,r 1Th,M 6sd4 4hDsA tiif id fkpph.
x Of Of old done whsa ~ ~ ss1agsd pp, !
90 r. ~. \, ssarch ailsr thiss soeas !. 49, ana
,Sev ", had received a 4. 81 fSl r ths e
visitation Vii Of angela Apa \ 4 I Nh tpee e
'l;;'sa; !. s,sob,. NJ: y \
!, 4 ~ PlSpthi fSp The psophss IL Y " ~
,pirstion ! BY no oshss w sAas ssssl saas q
music vi I t.,ted and %, sis VI n ! "
vo1d, from the holy psisseAscd ~ y ! said,
~ they say; M t,s
,otso. MuiS Deus, qui la6ia Isaite pspphetae.
p.IcnIo % mundaati ignitol 5lafs ,asa
'A'F For 90 Isaiah had - saltsd till
he iSa heard the language q hsIsi hsmnaio
Of the serap,him.. l'-as...,s, ..,.,, I, .;,,.a
She, my divinity. ny sdolla s easellned lI !,
...;n in nv house, bore hetsslf q betssse'
eI;nd to me and gentle h5pnt ~ ex-
n,e.sion. but with thoueh ol ~ own
.h.t placed between us sutf .g wids. =
that ,S.. which separates shs PaE.a 4'Ea ee4 .As
irsS'Isa; Ss that evening .A.~ss vish ;'..sia IL
n.rlor which looks eut uncr ~ North
reat Arm, The moon Allene sooN4 tpere,
Tho dark, rocky hill Aon dhs eptepits side
ross 'ls ia heavy masses I tn slsss shts were
.v.v in the city. y WS.wNs slenA
Al, my Cremonai u ssna =. ~ y. nsfrl-
meut we're ever able u 1ttat sfk sounds
n vhich immortals night Iti6oa thou -
gift Of my father, thou cangt utter them!
"You are pale ssid "a, for shs ~ al-
v.vs kindly and aGaclioHats ~ \ mother
with child, as guardian a,gs! Mish, ~
ward. "You are pale. p4enstyayp ~
ret yeurself for Others and now you snfisr
anxiety for me. Do nossu6s ] hare my
,..:s,.W ..H II ,sas istxsi IN. ii
'0f'i;d'va'; did not max. .ny rsply, tat soek nv
Cremons, and sought u lilt NY allsmy acul
to level with hery, % 49, loity rea||lHla
where her spirit ever van TINT % =
might not bs comfortlssk 4 6hs started at
the first tone that / struck 1oth d14 look
ed At me with her large satneGnyyes. I
found nv own gaze Rxsd on hsI1 fapt and
entranced. Now there came n lsaf the In
spiration 50 longed for, % sought Jor. Il
came from where hsr, very sonl locked
forth into mine, e,out Of the glory Of her lrs-
trous spiritual eyes. Thsy grew brighter
with an almost immortal radiance and oil
my heart rose up till it seemed s1eady to
burst in the frenzy Of that ipspirsd mo-
ment. .sfsn 85nsl ~
Now I felt the spirit Of prcphesy, I fell
the aflotus Of the inspired lily - seer,
and the voice Of music which fora lifetims
had sought to utter tefths now at last
sounded as longed that 1t should so1nd.
Iexalted in that sound, ! knew that
at last had caught the tone, and from her
I knew its meaning and exalted, g the
poet or the musician smnst always exalt
when some idea sublimef than any which
he has ever known is xaftsd oyer his up
turned spiritual gaze. ,soti.aal
She shared my exaltation.y There came
over her face swiftly, like lhs slightains
fash, an expression Of surprise and joy
So the face Of the exile lightens up it the
throbbing of bis heart, xhen, n some for.
eign land, he suddenly and unexpectedly
hears the sound Of hin own language. So
his eyes light up, and hishsart beats faster,
and even amidst the very longing of bis
soul after home, the desire after that home
is appeased BY these il mok hallowedd
associations. .naDe~ 'lsa
And the full meaning Of that eloquent
gaze ofhers a. her soul looking into mine
became all apparent " me-. .s'0peak on,
itsaid Sound on, oh strains d the jsps
guage Of my home Unheard 20 long, now
heard at last." ois.I.T gs7s,3
Iknsw that was ioomprehsnded. Nov
all the feelings Of the melancholy month";
came rushing over myo ohssrt, and Ill th,
holiest ideas which had animated my Lii
came througing into my. mind, bursting
forth into tones, as though Of ttkeir own 20
cord invcluntarily, = words come forth II
"Oh thou" I raid, in that language whicl
my own lips could not utter-'soh tho,
whom I saved from tho tomb, the life X
which l restored thee Il irksoms = but ther'
remains life 10 which U M thou shall
attain. a3s \ gS fs.,t. 11,F
''Oh thou" I said, 'whoss spirit move
among the immortala ! nm mortal yet i'm
mortal! Ny soul sesks commune with
them: I yearn affef that communion
Life here on earth u not moro dear to ~
than 70 thee. HslpNmsto riss above y
Tho Thou hast been " hlgh 4 sAoy y ne 'oo 2 q.
"Oh thou,i' I said. who hast seen hing
lneftsble, impart 10 me thyl confidence. Le
onma.o; me KNOW thy .sose sS:iys ne s.ts IN
'.,.i,. n'p in solitude. istsR a Gan spfat II. ~
Attend = ! esied, .siar.it Il mott goth
ing that the Divine One has sent thee back
Live not these mortal dayA IN loisiinea
and uselessness. Regard Thy fellow amor
tails and seek To blsss thsm. N Thou has