Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1891-12-12

-Eschylus AMI Pericles and Phifias and Nil
fleies bicci iu.t Ike the Persians, ike the
Turks. lika tEe Egyptians. ike rae couamon
i4-ri Ut humanity ~ -. says Eaul, 'of
one blood ali nations.
surely that must be- the closing paragraph
- TIE sermon. Hi anllsors must LEI up
from the nervous strain. faul has smashed
the AcropoliS AMI smashed the national prlde
). the Gre-zs and what more can h say
those Grec:an orators. standing On that
,laca, always closed their aidresse5 Win
something sublime and climacserIc-a peror-
All u-and Paul IS gong 70 gre them a
a-r@rarica which VIII eclipse II pofFer ana
majesty ali that he has yet sal Hereto
tore he nas tarle3 oue thun terbo.t At a
time. now IL will close ty hurting Two
at once. The little Oh Iaan, under the
power OF his speech, has Strengthened
himself ~. all the s-oop has gone out
I'll bis shoulders AMI he iooaS absut
three feat taller than wb@n he pasan, aud
ni- EYES, Which were qutct. became two
lla1les Of fire. ent h~iSface, when was cal1l
III the introduction. HON depicts q w1tr.-
"lai OF emotion a. he ties thefwo u u t.r-
colts together with i cora OF nconsuInapie
courage and hurts them n tae crowd no"
standing or sitting aghast--ne two thun-
1er9olts of Resurrection AMI Last Jud5-
m-nt. His closing words We're, Because
He hath appointed a day IN the wnlch fie'wiH
juei1e the world in righteousness by tGa'
man whom H hath ordained, whereof IL
latl glEeh assurance unto an iteH = 49,
It- hath raiSai bin fr@-n the dead
Remember those tnou5at were 70 them
novel and provocative: tnat Christ. tie De
Splsed Nazarele, would come . be their
Judge. and they should have = SET up OFT
~ 'eeir cemeteries % stin! oe.o1S - -
" i ~. -, 1,a a,eas.
-.o'atlonary over ever heard He anI1a
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Fos@H-tne Gay OF TcsuFr2eiiol an Jug
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rs IN athens, tina evening IL -, We
climbed iowa the pile OF slipper, fo"ii>,
Ehcre all this had occurred, on oar wa5 back
- our hote', | stood half way betX 81 tle
Atfopo!:, aud Mars Itlll II the gathering
~tia lows OF eventlde. ! SCENE TO hear thoss
to hills III sublime and awful converse. a
am ctaletty Of the past" said the N~"ropolis
an chiefly OF the iuture:' reDllel Mars
RI. The Acrspolis said My orators ar,
dead. My lawglver. arr dead. nv poet
are dead. Ny architects are Geat. Ny
--n!ptots are dead. | am 4 monument OF
Gue tieai past. | shall never AGAIN hear /