The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-02-22


BIT li, essences turned he 1--we ali sick,
rid larharous opdlencc ifwci 'ncb
Send itself on bis breast ana MS HAMS"
Tie .,aphc pen q, Dickens has made Chad
iarib auG Peek-n.ii sdow Themselves Up 40 al
honest men 80 "a f,ulv odiiylug manner, Int
know obi nothing quite so good anywhere ~
tie WAY in aynlrh ieunfs1n envelopes WITH
s.J.n one OF This class, lie makes hun BEGIN
$50 bios, h.u-e'f. and oole
AL O,tg VITA fat. aticct'ouate smile
That makes ,ho widow lean;'
and he
Road rascal Ia the motions Of his becf.
iUd s.ocnlrci ia the supple. Sliding hhee."
lie 2,s
$50 cal,c he partly .ool himself for rue"
And ,.t INN
AT Bible mcc'ine. o.er 'he rest
Arising did Dbl. HOLY. oily best.
D'uppmI th, 900 cough u IN he'll and heaven
10 .ptoad tive word by which himself had
tiiIsfcn
But She mother singing 10 he~ bale and
rocking ii 60 sheep in IFS cradle, dcpiecates her
n1-uaad, anger al the hrpoci7te. ia he'
-suilc creed. believing hat there was some
good IN All Gods creatures, hoping oil things
'ui loatiine ,he satire which leaves no hope,
gcn,ly cnidre
"No had mover kindly heart
N0r ever c.rci to better bis own Kind,
Who ur.| wrote satire alia no ri', IN IT,
Cu yol suupo-c that rcnnysou was ever
fn'.j o1tnt Mor'd ny girl he so unN.se,
Nnmnc Dis h-so Ol not. Ae evidently knows
tfc "tosuet.e."
"Tlc f1Im. nc form alone is cloqneut.
'n1hl.t yearuug never broke Doe, iest.
.i.ar int Cd dance rul sing. bee Reyit droof,
fHi vn AID eye. wthaii a,comr1 .ipent'
"Aolie rou Hiss her feet q thousand years,
She -fi. uou4i take tno plasc and care no
MrIC.'
llrsa les tine pcfeot picture. you all see her.
Nnr eile on the Other picture and see with
what srem he looks upcn tins 1ank aud
wealth o.
Lady Clara We're de- We're
"Ilci .uahfcl %. hundred Eails.'
70 comparison with what IS really true and
Nonlany.
~ simple maiden in her flower
is worth hundred coats o: srins,'
Aql art'p. ,hich finds an ECHO "a every pure
ald noble l-aii.
"HovDcrii Toe. II ecems 20 me.
= f- only noble 90 bee good
Nni hearts aro move thsn corcnots,
Ana simple fsiih ban noble blood
Auntna being equal we a,l lie noble
h.tn. long descent and cornnefs. e 'Fi'h
tnrW tGer-a are high aspirations. lofty chatac-
'-t. rPliis manner WITH reSpuie deeds,
clri-r. sympathy with sOrcoY and the weak.
ana eIl Oh" obligations which long descent
lIi A.-u raaa entail Lacking these. they
sle p, Nc.lul lenses through which efeiy vice
ai1 Jolly iS magn.Ird an hundred-fold.
nakiag ,heir more l.dccDs. and giving them
tar nelest rank Of tie nigh rank which
breeds iu"'u.
Jcuuy-ou's great men are grcat IL
deed. The character e Arthr :, made -
sflud out Serene, calm, seit-,entr-d and
iolndeG go the iul. proportions a. nun
Prom spur to plume a star OF tournaments
ANA although poor Cuincvr.e. with her eyes
lowered io % lr.ser on. could not understand
end appreciate his noble grandeur because to
nel
"Ile was all fault. who had no fault at all
yet. SIZE. too. at last, saw hun IN his high,
plle and generous character.
"Wnlc she grovolid AZ his feet,
She felt The kings breath wander DER her nech,
1ud. ID hc darkue., DER her allen head,
Perceived the waving Of lis hands :nat blcst'
and from that tune she louored and cevered
n.m even more M hor heart until she
Past
To whore beyond these voices fhero is peace
Ia reading rl.e Rev Fred William Robert
som ind that no has q Just conception vi
IrnpYsOn iu almost nll respects. In MS e-t
lnaficn. In Mruorian' is the most beautiful
tribute 20 friend ever written hy anyone;
correct iu taste and judicious in method. See
,nc bleeding heaft-rcl clhous. full Of doubts
and temptations questioning the justice ami
beauty and strength of his manhood his noble
friend aud companion; feeling around m vain
for tine faith that should sustain him, but at
last putting aside ell these le ike job. seeing
With % clearer vision. and understanding more
fully the pr0videuce- OF God, knows that TO
serve God and love Him IS higher and better
than happiness, though n bee with wounded
feet and bleeding hroWs and hearts loaded
with sorrow And Into this high faith be
is rising. trcadng his rcbcilous doubts and
temptations under his feet. aud finding IN
them q ladder on which his spiiit ilse- % the
heights of q caim and serene faith. lie cries
out.
"All is well though faith and form
j., .undercl iu thc night OF fear;
Mcll wars the storm 10 those who hear
A deeper voice across the storm.
This is the faith which bows with reverence
10 the mscrutahle DEGREES Of the great ruler of
the universe. and pnsses on with that great
word "Duty' biaZOued on It's banner-duty 10
Gud aud toman.
VIII Tcnnyson live? Shall he pass away
from the memory OF man:
believe he viii live. believe be had more
inspiration than any other poet of modem
times. the highest thoughts. the tenderness
of % woman. and the broad. massive intellect
of man. deccIniug the life and meaning which
undellie al form: seeing the soul Of good
ness iu things evil" and the truth at the root
OF error; Judging justly. lover Of humanity,
DtDliFilf Nl~iIls E4ilftl VIII WOlftfs luiAt
strong sensuous and plastic language. and
working With the symbols OF a true poet
flashing forth and interpreting the truth Of
lifetime ana eternity and of Christian heloisnl
and womanly tenderness and charity. lie Is
TIE ucN eyaugol.
Cclglc has written of the Shakespeare nj
Mn.ous. They roll on like mighty r'yers
through the country OF thought, bearing
fleets of trailickcrs and assdlous pearl fish
elies ON their wlyes.' You viii ind here
also a beautiful river. Yes. mighty livor
b.rsung from Mount PwnasJ~, rushing
through mountain gorgos. dashing along be-
tween green hills, winding through lovely
valleys. and broadening INTO smooth,
dcc, waters on It's way 10 the great ocean,
its bank fringcd with fresh and tender
,accn and beautiful flowers. and many stately
trees. Many noble and great, poor and lowiy,
teachers and scholars, saints and sinners 81
ouc poor humanity wall thrOng about It's
banks and ride on It's clcar waters. and see
mirrOred III It's bosom the high and noble
deeds of chivalious men and gentle women,
which viii teach higher aims and duty nobly
do.e. and gives such examples rs Arthur
and Gal0had. Enid and Elaiue. \. $. W.
THE PUREST PElRL.