Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07

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/ laughed aloud. ssr1ou speakest earn
estiy. u, nay uncle Sep4. 1 SAID ''zlmost
miglt one tliaa that thou ha1st n01 cone
unscztbec through This fierce IRE OF tenpta-
ton WEI for myself 1 fear not woman
and al her w.les; nzagnt klow 1 OF them,
and ualglt 90 1 wish 10 know skd l sun
hold t1aL this Ces4r was a fool Had
stood where Cesar stood, % cool It's wan-
tonuess that bale OF rugs should have been
rolled sdown tue palace steps, even into the
haFD0r OF mud
Nay, ceasei cease" he cried aloud
.sEvll Il il 10 speak thus; and may the gods
avert the omen and preserve 10 thee this
cold strength whereof thou boastesti o
man, u ku0West not thou IN thy
strength and beauty that Is without COM
pare, Ia the power Of thy learning and tho
sweetness OF thy tougue-thOu knowest
mott The world whore thou must mix Is
not a sanctuary Is that of the divine Isis.
But there-it may be sQi Pray that thy
heart ice may never melt, 50 shalt thou be
great and happy and Egypt be delivered
And now let me take up my tale-thou
seest, Harmachis, even IN so grave a story
woman claims her place. The young
Pt0lemy, Cleopatra's brother, being lOosed
Of Cesar. treacherOu.ly turned on him.
Thereon Cesar and Mithridates stormed
the camp OF Ptolemy, who took 10 flight
across the river. But ms boat was sunk by
the fQgitiyes who pressed upon IL, and such
WAS the miserable enC OF ftOicmy.
Thereon. the war being ended, Cesar
appointed the younger Ptolemy 10 rule
with Cleopatra, and be, in name, her
husband, though she had but then
borne him a son, Cesarion, and he
himself departed for Rome, bearing with
him the beautiful Princess Arsinoe 70
follow MS triumphs IN her chains. But the
great Caesar is no more. He died as he had
lived, in blood, and right royalty. And but
now hath Cleopatra, the Queen, II my tid-
ings may be trusted. slain Ptolemy, her
brother and her husband. by poison, aud
taken the child C2sarlon 10 be her fellow
on the throne, which she holds by the help
OF the Rome legions, and, as they say, Of
young Sextus Pompeius, who hath sue
ceedad Caesar in her love. But, Harmachis,
the whole land boiis and seethes against
her. In every city the children Of Khem
talk OF the deliverer who is 10 come-and
thou art he, o Harmachis. Almost is the
time ripe. The hour is nigh at hand. Go
thou back TO Abouthis and learn the last
secrets OF the gods, and meet those who
shall direct the bursting of the storm. And
then act, Harmachis-act, / say, and strike
home for Khem. and rid the land of the
Roman and the Greek, and take thy place
upon the throne Of thy fathers and bet King
Of men. For unto this end vast thou born,
o Prince"