The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-07-22

10 GoOu. Inc true hrtitt - tho Vhe WIZ NANNY
something out OF nothing, who can turn
pebble into . splendid stone. Actually as We
say. has no terrors Tor him On tho contrary
IL excites his wit. and upon new inventions he
lik an to make antique yersea
But II m ust be obseryed that an inylnoible
t.ndencv Ioada Loo XIII. to ace everything
go, .Sors ., u,t h,,,snI, above tho snbiact
and always toward a noble ideal OF moral and
Christian perfection. Nowhere Is this moro
remarkable than In the pieces written by him
when he was Bishop OF Perugia to his favorite
scholars. to those who became. later on. tho
Perupians," among others the ono who was
destined to be Cardinal RotellL Tho Bishop.
looking backward. traces for young man
his life and encourages him In these terms:
..I., nm. or ben,pe muse. come down from heaven
go, .. ,,o., ,rI,h ,,o .ro,Io,,,n fol,.s.
80, ,s.,or,c now.rfri in rho word ami ,b,,rr,.
.,,.,,,.. .rs.,,v d..,r. tb.s for servant and di,
putc for thy possession.
FINALLY. at ripper age. when thy sprinstme year,
shall have down by drink deep arsushs At tn. sacred
fountains OF pnnosopny. "rn 'nem 70 'aheI
pAneo.y 10 20 . ~ ~ ns.S.n" A''"
W .o"'. '"' 81
Inc Fope 10 'noious"', $500, no zig
nifty as Chtis1'un "nu v. "i' uEA"' "s
Pontih. In his verses ne mas expressed this
idea repeatedly and under several forms, with
great energy, far moro so than In his prose
works Doubtless 1t 10 the conciseness OF the
verso which gives the Same thoueht more 40
centuation:
The hope Of the impious 10 deceived.
The series Of Roman Pontins 10 not interrupted
They cry ont. Thrown down from his throne. Lee
dies in prison OF grisfr
Foolish hope Another Leo succeeds him. who rsigns
and gives lawsto tho faithful"
Not onIv has tba pone n full and aovereior
, -, ~. aIn,,tr hrt h. ha. -.
cohsoloushees ni ' -. Wv 80
.he sen.heh' Vi s uu,' ,no s. euu
heaviest duty In tne Worio. nc mas enSrhVeo
1t on the shrine In the private chapel where
IL preserved the wonder working head Of b.
John the Baptist:
.,,,, ma. r.,r,,,.a n tina. nh ,mn,ou. Kins "A n,
800 ~. r,.h, ~ o,n., I,,. NOT n.rm,,..n,.
,h.a 10 Nv. Tor INV Wiz, IN. vii. Of tbv bro,h.r
- a..,.-.d mi. ,n ,orm a, ,ms, in vo,.. TIA.
49, na trsmh,,n. nh. ann. Yoio. come, .g.,n ,,o,.
,h., .sru and GA. nm, a. q, old"
Perhaps Leo Kill Intended that at the
Quirinal they might boar tho voice which CON-
dennis and protests In the closed vatican. On
more than one occasion no mas Joined mis- own
voice toie AT the 1901 OF MS por1rals 10 en-
graved this aoubie aisticn:
81 have cultivated tustioe have sustained long
eombats iaoor' mooferis. .,s.us AL sort. OF trials
INC a.enser OF sa' i.n mus. , NOV nnon. ios
a.. ~ go
nc mas femooeneo' annotaeoo. eno fe'
lormeo. nko ohEiS1i@n ano " fope' sne i"noos
ODE OF horace:
HJradm ma'af~ 're"
1mpa''a. -" $3.50 -
all. him ..,fhx .hsmsrn, ain i.mad,s,.x N. M
ishment folio VIZ the sinner ike a COMPANION.
An anxious fear takes possession Of him, and dsxk
caro- Gnaws his heart ana keeps him restless.
Tho erime that no has committed torturss him. ana
the conviction tnas she vengeance or God Forever
suspended over nus neaa increases nn pam.
nus .ns !u.s mAa .spo.es ~ n esn
sr.s from o.r.. In siI.ne. hs oon.smn,.ts. wor,s,
thing, In tho vicsstudss of life he veiehs the rood
and tho bad.
Let the violence Of the enemy oppress and fortune
change - It WILL through terror or through cunning
taoe proud .hsy 40 not touch me stout heart
su Nv. 70 Saa 70 'ta'n win an
whorn .sa.,S -. 60, v,.,n. .. s,.
.bi.ld and I'm time Of neril God hm..lf 4. th. 49,
guard.
Ona ..n,ot ,nsiat too r,n,b u,or ~. ,,...,
and reIieious sentiment which dominatss
evsrvthing that he write. Tn hjs an,o-.n,s n
his aieoIes In his odas or hi. HYMN. 20 ~.
saints what Lao XIII. aims AZ "a 10 formu,.t.
moral anhoriams- In sentenoea ,Vbos. m easur.
and breyity In verse ara likely To become f..t.
mad unon tina memorv Altbouoh a nat h.
does not forget that hs IA tha aunrema doctor
and teacher. he Ia essentiallv didaotio, nj.
though he takes good oare TO anard himsal,
ao.Inst attn and starobv q, Vic ana not In Ios.
himself in the interminable DEVELOPMENTS of
di6aotica
His vocabuIsrv ia rathar rastr,ctod hrt Wall
,hns., p.-hon, ~. r,t,,ht "a ~ a. III"
.s,s ~. 80 - ~ so
s'oui0u oioi' W e.lpioy oniS wofos 'ha1 nave
peeh ooontersianeo py Clcero ana VergL me
Pope makes use OF few metaphors. which
ceaselessly come from MS pen. and all are
more or less from the Church: The Internal
serpent" tho poison" or "the plague of
Vice" the "sources" or "the fountains ~ "a.
damntion" "the a1itatad aea % "tha tannoo.
~ a. ,,.-,an "to.sns H., A..
y. ~ ' 30" ~ ZIG
captiee v. 'uo VIM anu WoSee INC DARK Oh
st Peter He does not hesitate to appeal to
Parnassus. the muses.. and the laurel of Anollo