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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-08

The story that is the basis of the well
known poem, ''Curfew Shall Not Ring
Tonight" told IN prose, is as follows:
It lacked quite half an hour of Cur
few toll. The old bell-ringer came from
under the wattled roof of his cottage
stoop, and stood with uncovered head
In the clear, sweet-scented air. He had
grown blind and deaf In the service, but
his arm was as muscular as ever, and he
who listened this day marked no falter-
ing in the heavy metallic throbs of the
cathedral bell. Old Jasper had lived
through many changes. He had tolIed
cut his notes of mourning for good
Queen Bess, and with tears scarcely dry,
he had rung the glad tidings of the cor
onation of James. Charles l. had been
crowned, reigned and expiated his weak
ness before all England In Jasper's time;
and now he, who under army held all
the commonwealth In the hollow of his
hand, ruled as more than monarch, and
still the old man, with the habit of a
: long life upon him, rang his matin and
sorrow.
Jasper stood alone now, lifting his
dimmed eyes up TO the softly drappled
sky.
The walls of his memory seemed SO
written over-so crossed and re-crossed
aby the annals of the years that had gone
before, that there seem ed little room for
anything in the present. Little rocked
he that CromwelPs spearsmen were
-camped on the moor beyond the village
that Cromwell himself rode with his
guard smen league away; he only knew
chat the bell that had been rung in the
tower when William the Conqueror
made curfew law, had been spared by
Puritan and Roundhead, and that his
arm for sixty years had never failed him
at eventide.
He was moving with slow step toward
the gate, when a woman came hurriedly
in from the street, and stood beside him;
g lovely woman, but with face so
2blanched that it seemed carved in the
whitest of marble with all of its round
mess and dimples. Her great solemn
eyes were raised to the aged face In pitt
full appeal, and the lips we're forming
words that he could not understand.
"Speak up, lass; am deaf and can
not hear your clatter."
The voice raised, and the hands clasped
and unclasped, and wrung themselves
together, palm and palm.
For heavens sake Jasper, do not
yring the curfew tonight"
"What, ma ring curfew! Ye must be
daft, lassie. .
ttJasper, for sweet heavens sake, fol
my sake. for one night in all your long
life, forget to ring the bell! Fail this
once, and my lover shall live, whom
:. Cromwell says shall die at curfew toll.
Do you hear? my lover, Richard Tenn
pie. See. Jasper, here is money to
make your life happy. Isold my Jewels
that the Lady Maud gave me, and the
gold shall all be yours for one curfew. y
"Would ye bride me, Lily De We're ;
Ye're changelng. Ye've ma the blood
of the Plantaganets in ye're veins as
we're mother had. What corrupt the
bell-ringer under her majesty, good
Queen Bess? Not for all the gold that
Lady Maud could bring mel What is
your lover to me? Babes have been
born and strong men nave died before
now at the wrlngiIS OF my bell. Ava
awa'p
And out ON the village green, with the
solemn shadows of the linchens lengthen-
ang over it, strong man awaited the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-08
THE WINTER DAISY.
BY WILLIAM FREFLANn

The river flows flows with hasty food and keen
Biting the q earth from the broken ledge.
The dull-eyed sparrow dozes on the hedge
Dreaming the world is clothed in fruitful green.
And only wakes to hunger and the Spleen
Lean blackbirds dig for grubs With golden wedge :
The water-hen stares wildly from the sedge,
nan -crazed that not m1nnow can she CLEAN
Wlthln her wonted pool. /, too, am crost,
And wander like I'm unforgiven ghost
In the dark meadow by the whirling stream
seeking redemption. Lo, the holy sign.
halt-blown daisy lends her patient CLEAN,
And all the world is clothed in light divinel
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-08
BALLAD OF A BRAVE cATTLE.MAN.
BY JOAQUIN MILLER.


Across the broad, brown Texan hills,
With blossoms to our bronchos' knees,
With singing birds by broken rills,
We rode through seas of drowsy bees.
We talked. The topic? Guess. Why, sir,
Three-fourths of mans whole time he keeps
80 talk, to think, to be of HER;
The other fourth he sleeps.
To learn what the mighty know of love,
laughed all constaucy to scorn.
sc Behold yon happy, changeful dove
Behold this day, all storm at morn,
Yet now tits changed to calm and sun.
Yea, all things chauge-the heart the head.
Behold on earth there is not one
That changeth not" he said.
He drew glass, as if to scan
The plain for steers; raised it and sighed.
he craned his neck, this cattle-man,
Then drove the cork home and replied:
50 For twenty years forgive these tears)-
For twenty years no word of strife;
have not known for twenty years
One folly from my wife"
L looked that Texan IL the face
That dark browed, bearded catSe-man.
lie pulled his bearh then dropped in place
A broad right hand, all SCARED and tan,
And toyed with something shining there
From out his hoist r, keen and small.
L was convinced. did not care
To argue il at all.
Tie ardor of my speech grew still
AS we rode on that perfect day.
The brown birds piping from the hill;
The crickets had it their own way.
[ wondered, llarveled, marieled much.
Was she Of Texan growth? VAS she
OF Saxon blood, that boosted such
Eternal constancy?
Well, we fell weary with the day,
Gods bars of gold across the west
Before us drew and made us stay
Beside hlossomed rill and rest.
But rest could not. Know L must
The story of my Texan guide;
His dauntless love, enduring trust;
His blest, immortal bride.
The campfire blazed the bronchos grazed,
And belly-deep in bloom and grass
Would blink, as by the bright fame dazed,
Or sniff tc smell the panther pass.
The massive Texan stars stood out,
Bright camp-fres of poor, weary souls
Bound heavenward. While all about
Couched Peace, with white patrols.
I would not sleep until knew.
" Now twenty years my man, SAID /,
g Is long time" He turned and drew
short pipe FORTH also sigh.
s. tbs twenty years or more" said he.
Nay, nay, my honest man, vow,
do not doubt chat this may be;
But tell, oh tell me how.
- 'Twould make poem true and grand;
All Time should note it near and far;
And thy fair, virgin, Texan land
Should stand out like winter star.
America should heed. And then
The doubtful French beyond the sea
'Twould make them truer, nobler men
To know how this may be-"
80 'Tis twenty years or MORE" urged he.
may, that know good friend of mine,
But lead me where this wife may be,
And a pilgrim at the shrine,
And kneeling, as pilgrim true"
He scowling shouted in my ear:
- 4 cannot shoe nly tCij to yoJt.
She's dead thaS t1ceRty gear"
The Independent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-08

A MAN at Greensboro, Ga, has towel
~ years old.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-08

Dip them in strong soda water, rinse
IN cold water and dry in the sun. The
Ho1Icoho1d
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