Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-05-29

frr- t.'rear my love,
f.- Mes'.
N.t Few. far clouds,
ST.. OLA. r.II aud crimson sunset lands
.... .li pure ec-Dss tho peaks ana plains,
f... .a. tn- t.ue spaces ~ the heavens,
s.t-r.. "A. - grasses au- TIE mountain pines,
t.... -el- one re-t.
r-..f"e Es-t
sIlrse seas.
r.1gugmis,s and gray, harsh rains,
r.ll clill arrJs. the wastes OF BRINE
'.... ... san olt. and the noon and stars,
t.lrhs against the dripping caves
l"t.. i-om my love.
t.r.. s7cst wn4,
t.e fragrant south,
$3.50 re lowers o. jasmine and OF rose
..-r r-t1 ..l ruoms and ilied lakes,
f.rnr forests come win deWy wings,
fetlI- so her fee.and kiss
ll where she lies.
l-u q number Of "Quatrians We
t.. one.
AwISrRY HgsRT
tosom from its robe's dark night
.v1i clouds u folde1 lace back
t ..tor Hke the frozen moon tie white.
-. f---l4s .-iaoou-hSo It's ever cold.
f-ra Collection Of sonnets-that most
-t .. 'er-e-tOrms- take this:
EuS OS THE PEAKS.
Co. ~. warm and marshy meads low
-s. ~ .'ranrc forces ever here and there.
.r. Invisible. vast streams u air
-0l~5-set'iug me pines a-sishing-
.r moisture where the eagle eyeing
t.- '.r rrar 'ue f'morogs. skIlking hare,
.f Il. ll about him everywhere
.-.i .- tle quarry from his keen deserving.
it.-' ,rt l.rier. led by those rcsistless
Az -l powers which greater powers
.'----. arer, iin-al fainless, mlstless-
t' POI. .0lu1et crest they take their way
t..l -f-il ine wales where siiyery mist
ille uDontae lakes stili gmeihy n.
i.ev lile concludes with several speci-
.- -lteT verse. which are crediJa-
o.. not remarkable.
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aeing torn % pieces by would
'- critics. the publication Of a new
4Ae story of the Discovery OF
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@ is ior Ais work from the famous
Library. aud given them 10 the read
fi. lu cicir aud interesting Ian
JIG author SAYS The design OF
Nlie Do TO present sketch OF the
''tihl career o! tEHisIoPuER toLuM-
.lug bis esentful voyage, the
9faDle IN the annals Of maritime
way. AT the approach
,s 20, oas' celebration Of the fourth cen
-''. A-uiyeTsary OF that event. when
.'.iai nations Of the world, by their
-iaives. assemble for the purpose
'i' c'umemOIatiye wreatas OF this
--r lpon the altar Of his fame. this
.i'-l sVreDT Of our hero will not. It
pi' prove unacceptable.
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49,, "lFeniurOus Voyage" II We may
~ certain illusions 10 IL gathered
g.r nv -i antique .olioin the Astor Library,
49, ID 1910. IL Is entitled Polyglott
Ae,'i ~ AugustiD Justinian, Bishop OF
r.,'., ~ The island of Corsica. On the
L.. o. fsalm XIX. yerse 4. he. puts
san ~Ay % commentary. IA which he
h piuinOgs frequently boosted that
e. r'le person referred TO and appoint.
ny W inlhl this Biblical statement.
D. ~ nor deyotes chapter 10 CoLUs.
ihs' Letter announcing bis great
Az u was written 20 tho Crown
80" VI spain after his return while