Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-03-16


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With ell the venom 81 UFsaia's tongue:
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BAT eand0uF's cloak Ursula deigns - wear,
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with this fair garment, hIinas eousdinx sym,
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fss WHISPERS, arrhlys while she wounds The
Such honest ftanknes 10 Q fsisnd's true part.
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For thus she Iisteas, with attentive ear.
TO all the rumors that concern the Fair:
And. By no hOnour, o. good faith deferred,
She stamps her mem9ry with each cruel word !:
Thea. bent on naisehiaf and with gIoating eyss,
She seeks the victim Of sueh ealnmnies;
Aud, while she practices the foul dacrit,
She plies her freely with expressions sweet:
Beloved Edna e0uld calmly hear
Thine honour Questioned aad not tsll thee,
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With malice glisienina IN her wicked eye,
She marks the victim Of her aEea~hrry;
Whoss indignation. as her passions rise,
Yields glorious victory 70 Der fruitful lies.
Yet LETT, by, accident, the plot should fii,
She bids her never 20 repeat the tale;
Or, rather, never 70 Fevesl the name
Uf one 20 zealous 90 proisct her fame.
Beneath the shadow of the fFiendIy grove,
Oongsnial spirits plishs their mutual love;
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Thsir hearts eOmmingling. tsnder raplurcs
hless,
And seal their pledges, wiih the pure cares.
And, while the youth bis nuplial aay demands,
Nhe counts the fingers Of her iVogy hands:
Their toih renewed, wilh every barning kiss,
They part in h'ape, TO meet IN ihtars bliss
Poor, hapless enes I'm vain re bndly deem
TO realixs Hopes bright, uncloade2 dream
Across the sunlight Of yoar r6Owery path.
Are cast the shadows of Ursula's wrath. 1T0
where Love oace neslled in shas maiden asye.
Are looks Of billefness that never q Q:
For aIl tile emtlliUns az her struggling heart
Betray the presence Of the slandsreris g dart.
Sse seorns her lover-shen axain: by tuFns,
IN tender sadness tor his soFrnw monrns:
Now yeLrns TO meet him-tarns again 20 iiy,
Love IN her bosnm-horror In her ere:
The While, with agony, east .dnwn IN woe.
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De fAin would Plead-kns pleading nov is
vain;
Her prudent guard her willing Steps restrain /:
Unheard, untried, be hears bis hnal doom
Ursula trinmphs Der Love's spotless tomb.
Thus does she, deiily. with iheserpents 3 art,
Entold her coils around . hashand's heart;
And, ever plctting s.sms de- rnc'ise III,
disgil:
One slight imrrudence az . shoughsless wife.
Nay rouse suspicious that VII last ior life a9o
Eor love: IN conhdence, no longer dwslls
Where dark saspirion hath destroyed his
With hateful jsalousies, Ursula's lies
Disiore the vision Of hushand's eyes:
And show him, daily, mid the catering horde.
The seemiag treacheFy Of a wife adored;
Whose tond dsvosion, which be hoped to
prove,
Appears 90 centred In anosher's love.
That she, who thrilled him vita Eisbe's
smile.
Nov seems the smbodimsns Of srsaeherous
guile: 800
TN, blind With jealousy, the vii. Is spurnsS,
And heavenly happiness 70 bell 10 turned.
Thus cen sns daughisr, graeed with match
No more dslighss him With her sondliae arms /:
for, ~ she daughter, al the mother seen
lnfames the fuFiss Of his bitter spleen.
Thus. TOO, the honour of iais neme--the son.
8v whose deVotioa 20 father shown.
Though al foFsske him. Ia the bitter eni.
he'd s&ys with eoLhdence--.a have . lriend q
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Nay, see the eonseqnenes Of SANDERS sneer,
Detailed, with eandour, in fathers ear:
NO more, eonfding, does he daily yearn
The irank confessions of bis boy solearn:
Ursula, boldly, with persuasive ART.
bath now corrupted bsth his heaA and heart;
And, with The wisdom Of imI arsial ewes,
Of dangers pending doth him apprizs -
Old man now passing from Iife's troubled
stage,
Thy form bstrAys thee. br the marks Of age !:
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Thy hair all silvered. and thy ssnsnre beat,
Thy hmhs are trembling, and thy stFengsh 10
spent;
Deem yoe this noticed but b. me alone,
Nor yet apparent 10 thy jealous son-
Whos over thy grave, n eager hney, stands
Lard of ahw r.sar.m ara a, &f~ ~ - ns.s,am ,
Uhserve The slrippling hew he bears HIM high,
And moeks father with coniempinous eye,
iE, fondly anxi0us for q destined heir,
You whisper counsel 10 bis youthful ear. $40
Resume the scepier, and, the while yoa awe,
Restrain hiB boldnezs In the bnunds Of las;
and, with the order Of parental rnle,
AZ once bis spirit q rebellion school:
OF, ere uiortaliey bath passed away,
This naughty strippifng will usnFp Shy swayF
Such, vile Crsuial are the snd eGecis
OF trrmcherOus slaaders, which no ome detects:
The seerst whispering oi chg Std hFeaih
Bresd dss3latioas that are worse than death;
And, o'er she ehearshsione. easiss pan of gloom
That turns the homesiead % . IiFing tnlnh.
Not with mankind sh0uldst thoa exert thy
sway,
But demons, caly. should be made ihy pEey:
Whsrs kindred Spirits aks thine own' aaay
With eaual ehances for the erowas of bell.
This eaFahs 80 beanleOns. 10 b. far soo pure
Tor such, as tkson art, 70 reaaain seenre:
Flee hsnce, forever, that fhy poisonous breath
Nay ffes the liring from The shafts of death.
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ursnlA-m She-henT T.-yesfn-pnriey.
Elhsl-nahle Edna a--plessuEoioFing.
fTo be conllnued.
D% The violation of any Of nature
laws brings its warning BY the feel
ing Of discomfort. Exposure will in