Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1881-06-03
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Tbara o,,,l.,r. IA. hn n revival of the oil
~, an -, L,,ro,,o .pJ in Anarico
, Musl"c, p"'ii IA i-"iol' - '
tho ' nnt :. ' belonged to the Ella
, hetbon timc neruIiarIv. and il has bee
all but obsoi.te for some seven genera
tons 1t was the only ihInS OF the KIM
in which wnlucp took part. wears befor
a., 80 ..,.,,,d,. 80, ., -, .tooa la,
J tLo,. wa,,, If fine class Of ladies' the Mas
ope bo;uo an aris;ocrltic entertainment
i"o W a.. 81" I II. a.,
!, OF the tplI', t'HttlN. IN'H 'ou,t u
took mart in Il; Nlany poets wrote Mas
| - N .., IL -. Milton r-r,t
trro I,,,,,,,. ami t,..,,L,s.-or. it wou,,
ba moro correct +, say. he wrote only til,
nncticol mari If .ir-d,ics. 1t was in 163-
that he wrote fssnHS, for John Egcrton
D.".:ia,,t - vi, ,i,.r roe;,l;n.r of Ind
ichiu'i' 20 - "'' '' =, - . " -
low oaS,i'' WIZ - .n ,i';Iiiro, We" nf Pr
senteu' 'ne '"'','" - i,t ~
priusew"t,i' ~ - ,.i' II nJ oar
Dc the pes' "i 'iI'o" > H"iA ' r..
fanny IL contains s,'ii.' I'M, ,i,i, u,l
IL occur plSS'it : ,'i'.' 'i:' ~ -Ip''p'' 'n'
best Known FL III MS iii'''' VI 'A''''''
pie ..-.-..., r.o,.s,.,,
Begin to tnr,ng n,o ~ m ,,'i memory,
OF calling shapes. aud hcckoning shadows dire,
And asry tongues that s. liable mem m nalnes
vi Sa"''' "'" ''''''' anu
Milton vcrsiiicd this striking thought
from Marco Polo Another well known
passage is from t"a5"s.
.,,.,,,. ,,,,, lam. ,,,.l .,..ry ally crecp
Dingle. or hu-hy dril "i tins wild wood;
Anu every "'7NS '''''" '''''' '''' ~ '''''
And another is this
How charming Is divine PHILOSOPHY
No., harsh ana JL l,l,, - ,n n 'o''s
And 'a perpcinai i,i,t Of nrc'arL sweets,
Where no crude Surici'S- reign
| The much-used figure of n sable cloud
turning forth her silver lining on the
night" is from fGHi,'S: and SO are these
often quoted lines:
II was all car,
And TOOK IN strains lhaj might create 4 soul
-, "ae' tut us
Inc -iT'"' WIS "a pl.o'. io ~ IN
nieniperS VI ~ 49, ,t ti",',,
ohhhsperH' We 'h'i'N: TO- h' - ~,
some Oh pen ,"nS"h ovSi t'Tiy y ~ &c
Ionnu III MS ME-, " "'. va 10 nc ~ Ia IN
loo'' npo't' Witt N u u -,
speeuiiy ~ ~ ~ a. Wv. ~, IT. ,I'at
attributed 10 us u'''', "e' v'niii' 'i,.''
prehensive cause. IL was III lb5' tliiit
the troubles that immediately preceded
the Great Clvil war n'Sah' ana All Eng
llshmen-patrlciah aild proleiariah, gen
tie and slmple-sG"n had something be
sides amusementa To link OF, anu |" oc-
cupy their time, and /" command thcir
e1ertiohS. MN VI, i'ea'''" ;io" ioo =.
place new time had come. IN which
men of the dominant party cared nothing
Tor the "fancicS, Chastc ana Noble
Imagine, IL You can, me prlilSIlS o'' oi
Com"S as new Ai;isiue, under Chiries
the Second Inc revival oil me Mas'l''e
Is considered "du, hHi ii mas nceh gong
on for some time; AMI We shouidh he
surprised were II u become p"th popular
and lashionahie. II Womb DC soiiiethiiiS
rev, Mt least, i"f ollr laded amusement
hunters. IL would, however require
large expenditure "i money now, lis IL It,
CURED me same ihlliS more 'iiau Nv" cen
turles and a-half ago, IN the stewart Gays,
and 1t was M tsp2cial stewart tnihS'
There was one, nj nelShpoflnS Meuioru'
on the evening OF the 18TH al Aprii, winch
is said to have been a very fne tiiinG,
and most credltaIde to those VINO got IL
up. If we should revive the Masqnc, as
well as the Greek Tragedy, We should he
regarded rs 4 poeiical people, and be held
as bent npon becoming an aristocratical
people, sir ; and We should he respected
accordingly Perhaps We may revive the
Crusades, and create anew the Latin
Kingdom of Jerusalem. That would
have large dashes OF chivalry and feudal-
ism in it and the man who should play
the part of Godfrey Of Bonillon would