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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-06

The regular monthly meeting of
the Pacific Wheelmen will be held
at the Beretania street armory this
evening at 7 80 o'clock. a prac-
tice ride will be INDUCED in after
the meeting has been concluded.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-09-06

The steamer Mikahala took
twenty-three Sunday-school pupils
from Napoopoo, Kona, Hawaii, to
Mahukona on Monday last to par
ticipate in a Sunday-school exhibit
ton, which will be given at Kohala
during this week.
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Doe AT uoNOLU LII
FM. san + RAHCIsco.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1893-04-01

un domestique neTre,
quill await affranchl, ct don't Il vantait
scuvent attachement 4 sa personne.
Ce n6gre, qui Sc nommait Neptune,
ne le quittalt jamais ct le suivait jus
que sur le champ de batallle
Dependant la Fermentation con
tinuait parlni les noirs Des ennis
sailes parcouraient incessamment les
les habitatlons, distribuaient dc Far
gent ct de feau-dt-vir, entrant dams
chaque case ct prechant dans chaqu,
case ct prGchant la revoite, All non
dies ides nouvelles que NJ Duvivi,
commeneait a ,rou,el m"ins gen.
reuSes.
A diverses repris,.s, queIqnes-uI
lie ces ,enebreux agents fluent ARE
les lis etaient t,,u> AngIa,s.
Cctle circumstance donna quei4ue
oureons NJ. Dnvl,ler /. Ii, elh
"h premier 'olhil''' ct a'l"'l ia csi
it"''' que c'' h"i''''' e'''l "h "gei''
IT, L"h"fe>.
Sans autre forine dr prute il !.
1t saisir ct jete, hons tie la cnlonle.
a ia h"''\ei'e ut len "isloh tit
uiliie bf""h' /" iehte- e-Ah2e'e Ii
'c'"'ef "he oo"'e"' me 'e's'"' eo'e'e )
:" h'i'eu oe >'S "a Ut ; '''e aS"'''
'ue cel h''hiie e'"'' son "iar'' e
I" enc pof'a'' "'''S S''' sem &c lf''''
'e ce''e union el'e sc oec'ara pre-
ts'a''te g l'e'''f ! ne io'''eF ~ iiia's"'
"'-'e-cha'np'
NJ. DuViSier. ihcapa"i' ae com
''re''afe qa II fec"l'alt 'c' &c Y" y
'''alt seme, sc ia'ha c"'iihe 81
cut pas ete lu'-lheihe Ia premiere
cause de ce malhenr. IL III un eciat
tt desefta puol'q'emep' sd luteiie.
RUS ayaht rhdu ses complies ao
suoroSe tuteur' scion la coutume
coiohia'e II 1eilni' sd porte Sd pupil-
le.
Lagltatlon sans cesse crolssante
qui regnalt dams lie couvrlt C
scahoaie.
Aiors commenea pour Florence
Angelo une etranSe existence.
kiche CONNIE ellie etait, CT imoue
oeSofiha's :eS p''hcipeS NC SUI III
iame precep'eur "i'i'e Dfo"n' el's
cut aoaace' o'A-sep' ans oe "ra
yer lopinloh puol'que. oa maisoi
oeVih' le rehoez-V"''s oe &C 'lo''o'
u a'eht"i'efs 'ouJoufS 81 pu''"'ah
aux coiohies.
h''e oep'o>a "'' i''s'e eA''''as"L'
'"on' 'o'V-''A"'O :" y ''oo " 90 ~"
chah's' CT appe'a sur cue 'e "epfh
general
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Gtait TIA tee de So recherche, await
change d'allures ct etendait sa presti-
gieuse beautG CONNIE un voile entire
lui ct i, verite.
Ajoutons que lie capltaine etait dies
Plus faciles Il tromper Exclusive
ment occuppG de son service militaire.
ii ne voyait an Cap que Florence
ct Florence, quand ellie vouIait, savait
parfaitement garder les apparences.
lis rompirent ranneau scion la
mode creole, puis, lie marriage civil 4
reurOpeenne etant dOuhlement i'm
possible entire euX, a cause de la mi
norite de la jeune file ct parce que lie
cauitain. au milieu dies circumstances
de plus Ell plus graves, desesperait
d'obtehlr iautorisation de ses chefs
i.s s'unirent a egiise, non point
>ecretement, mas sans pompe hi
bruit.
Pour un motif ou pour un autre,
Florence Angelo await cache 4 son
nouvel epouX son premier marriage
ct rexistence de renfant de Gillie
Brown
Au>si, quand pour la seconde fois
,'lle fut mere, lie cauitaine ressentio
une joie sans melange, ct son atfec-
ton pour sa femme devint plus grande
encore, sill est possible
Florence, All con rare, devlnt triste :;
u fantaisie await tourne; ellie Sc
souvint du petit Alfred 1ui croissait
loin d ellie, ct eprouva qu'inditterence
pour lie second enfant. En- meme
temps, la sympathie passagere qu ellie
await eprouvee pour lie capitaine
Lefebvre Sc changea subitement en-
aversion. L'education nnturelIe ne
connait aucun remede celia.
Peu de temps avant cette nais-
sance, Ia guerre civile await ouverte-
ment eclate. ellie embrassait mainte-
nant File tout eutiere, ct presque
partout, les negres, revoltes, commen-
caient Il prendre lie dessus.
La vile du Cap, deux fois livree
aux insurges, 6tait eE proie ranar
chic. Les diverses administrations
chomaient Tout ce que put faire lie
capitaine fut de constater a reglise
par temoins, Ia naissance de son fills
ce mode, du reste, gardait encore
valeur legale en- quelques lieux.
L'acte fut dresse devant lie pretre
qui await beni le marriage, ct lie.
memes slgnerent cette seconde deca
ration.
C'Gtait un domestique de Florence
ct un mulatre du nom de Laheur fills
dit Jonquille, qu'elle await affranch
atm quill put servir a Get affice.
lie capitaine prit un double d'
racte, ct renfant fut mis- en- nourric,
hors de la vile, dams une habltatiol
neutre, reggie par des negres.
Quelques jours apres, lie capitain
tenant la campagne, recut par III
messager une lettre de sa femme
| Voici quel en- etait lie contenu
"Monsicur,
"J'ai cru avoir de l'attachemen
pour vous, je me suis trompee. Ces
un malheur. Nous ne nous verron
plus. J'avais omis de vous fair
savoir que j'ai un fills a moi, ne dun
premiere union don't je mai pein
jugG a propos de vous entreteni
un fills que Jaime, parce que son per
est lie seul homme pour qui j'ai
RESENT de l'atfection. J'emmene c,
+ enfant avec moi Je vous la,sse
v0tre.
: les lois du vieux monde Sen Won
: Nous ne pouvez rlen contre me
a grace an triomphe dc Ia libert6 ct {
l., ro;eop n6anmoinS 10 0srla Fac
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FEUILLETON
lie
NIlD|I\I IO|k
Suite

nOmUTe u any iaiS udhS ID Soiobie, GU
lis s'occupaient beaucoup DIES nous,
sous pretexte de propaganda protes
tante.
lie nouvel employ6 etait un per-
sonnage froid, mails beau parleur
cachant sous un apparent attache-
ment aux rGveries, dltes ''genereuses'
oui avaient loume la tete du BON
homme Duviver un fond d'egoIsme
peryers ct 4 avide convoitise. Ii ST
nommait Gilhe Brown.
Peu de temps apres son entree
dams la maison de NJ. Duvivier, i.
caractere de Florence changea ct &C
ne fut pas en- blen.
Jusque-la ellie await etc gardee pal
sa ieunesse ct son isolcment, maIs i
ny await en- ellie nj religion nj morale
aui done lui aurait parle de ces choses
dGmodees ? Aussi son enlargement
fut violent CONNIE une explosion
ellie devlnt tout q un coup caprlcleu
Sc, vaine dams ga mise ct follemenl
dGpensiere; ellie 6prisa les r,pre-
sentations de son tuteur puis, comme
lie brave Nj. Du.ivier qui n adOralt la
liberte qu en- theorie voulut imposel
sa loi, Florence-Angele Sc fit hypo-
critic, ct apprit tromper.
Certes, pour qu'une telle transfer
nation edt pu s'operer dams I'm temps
81 court, il falIait que lie ceur de la
ieune creole cacha un mauvais germe,
mais il faIlait aussi que quelque cir
circumstance ext6rieure ent hate lie
dGveloppement de ces semences fu-
nestes .
II Ell Gtait ainsi. L''Anglais, avec,
cette dep.atsation sans entrainement
que les pGrwiiins de son pays savent
peindre ST hieh, parce qu'ils la pei
gnent dapres nature, s'etait servi,
pour perverlir i',sprit de Florence, de
la propre bibliotheque du vieux
Duyivier Il await fait CONNIE ces
sauvages pecheurs qui imprisonment
lie poisson pour lie faire tomber dams
la nasse.
LIE poisson n'etait pas lei Florence
Angelo ellie meme, mans blen sa dot.
GiIlie Brown await prouv6 a Ia jcune
file que la raison, la nature ct Ia
liberte lui commandment de sc rendre
maitresse dc son bien avant l'age par
un marriage secret.
II put croire que son plan await
reussi, car moyennant la connivence
dun pr6dicant calviniste qui vendit
la ben6diction nuptialc scion la mode
ecossaise, il Sc Wit un matin seigneut
ct maitre de Ia plus richie heritiere
de Tile Florence Angelo etait 81
femme.
Mais tout netait pas dit encore.
En- ce temps-la, une sourde fermenia
ton regnait deja parmi les noirs
Les coions ayaient NANTES fois
manifesto Ieurs inqui6tudes, ct plu
sieurs, entire les plus clairvoyants
soupeonnaient lAngleterre d'attisel
Embarrassment In r6volte. C'etai
vrai Ce trop habile anglals Glil:'
Brown await t,availle contre lul-meme
lie commencement du Cap demand;
des secours 4 Ia mtrc-patrie, ct provi
soircmrnt tit appel aux colonies ensi
romantics la Guadeloupe envoy;
un coaps diatauterie sous les ordre
du leuton:,t ..yfebvre
lie lieutenant Lefebvre ,tta.t III
jeunc oI,,elvr d. grande esperance
Sa presence coAtint momentanemen
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No. 35
'ous, ma besoin que de vous.

lie veuN nne sei'ara' on, ct ma volonte
est irrevocable II ne faut point
men vouloir pour celia J'ai Ia
religion de la nature. Adieu.
"FLoRENcE-ANGEL
lie capitaine Sc crut le jouet dun
songe penible II relut trois ou
quatre fois cette epitre extraordinaire,
ct pensa devenir fou.
II Gtait republican, peut-etre, mais
il etait soldat ct honnete homme.
Tant de froide impudence le confon-
DAFT dautant plus quill await en-
iusque-la pour sa jeune femme pres
que autant d'estime que de tendresse.
D'ahord. il youlut tout abaIdonner
ct rejoindre Florence, pour la ramener
ou pour la punir. Puis le mepris
succeda Ia colere, puis au mepris
lie desespor
Sa vie etait desormais brisee; il
await mis- en- cette union toutes ses
esperances de bonheur
LIE temps quill await passe pres de
Florence lui apparassait CONNIE un
! son re heureux, ct lie reveil men etait
que plus cruel.
Tn instant il pensa a mourir: mas
il n'avait pas tout fait ounle Dieu
qui lui parla lie son cher enfant, il &c
resigna a vivre.
La Providence en- await decide
autrement, ct la bale dun negre
insurge abregea lie temps de son
suppllce.
O,oI,,os ;o,r. o,,ra, J., ro,.;,
da ,ette lettr. ;n,,,.,,a,t torr;h,o
~; r.vo;t fo,arnra ~, .s+,oho.
ca,to,,s av.o d.,,tr,s ,r,,,os on.
lac horde a., Ia cr.na. p,r;a.o -.
att,ons mar ,es n;,i,es ,o;ros aa
To,ss.;,t tro;, fa:s ..;a,.o,
,o,h,o
;.
..t. ~ ~ ' ' ''
loo naxros :, ,,a,n; .,;.o,,s :, o..
fr,,ns an, conn u, e., ) J., ho,to,,r
4, s.;, .+ ,on,,. a..a ,aa huo, a.
90, faa,a o.,,;,o,. Non+, - 81
u;
O., ".-.. ,,,:
II .ooo,aa , W.. ,,;, ;.
fro, ,ongt.,nns ,ao,;a. sons Il
ren,ar iam,;s
Onant Ia c;tovanna Eloranca An
oale Lefebvre des Vallaes 90 fnt
.nsi ouelIe arr,noea son nom anras
avo;r .scr;t do .. oe,t;lte s,r;tnre !.
; le,tro nbi,osonh;,,ue ana nous ovons
mise SONS los venx du lecteur ole
rassemhIa ses diamants 40 munit
Dime forte somme of yaona nne dos
Antilles auylaises d'on ellie nsrtit
nur Londres
a., e., Il o,,ono o,,,r;t nov ;.
3
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fpnca seul dams les lmmenSeS p'ahta-
tons dc cannes ct de cafeiers uui
.'i'oulaient la vile du Cap souvent
meme, il s'aventura dams les mon
tagnes, atin de co.lnaltre la position
DIES noirs .evolles.
Ceux-ci etaitnt detinitivement ct
Requirement organl-es. Leurs for
ces etaient grandcs, leur sys,e,ne de
guerr ait aussi cruel que DANCE
reux. Plus dune fuis, IL capllaine
"febvrc. prs "ans Yuel4ue emDus
ade, he dut la v,c qua la vigueur el
iintIepltl;e H.: sun ndelc uomesti-
iue nor, N.pluhe.
Ce derulrr eta4J un h)mme de
t'Ianle an, peu pres sa talile
uI b .rte rt t.rincment modelee
> t,aita et;u.nt aussi regullerS
ccuA un Er-i, peuvtht ietrc
OUTS, - ta., >lononr uItIerait
'naiyuap', m.Dt &c ceiic ue> gems
>i, Iac. Ar.reor,n Sene,a,e de
traits an.iUng,.u al trunchlse, ie
'c'o"eiiien" u "iic Sraiiue lorce de
..noHle.
Celtr ternlese Iuailte he empe-
'"it point "e'ie nc plus obeissanl
'e lous 'es s'f,'e"rs.
sou ihvit'e a'a't t'Ilahchi cest
''atcr tie ce 'us pu Ii etait devenu
efitapieinehl .ori"'e
Depuis ,oi~, u. iiet, itavait voue au
itaih' L>i a. "n attdci'emeni
'"s b'ines.. Z c'e que Iusseht les
'.d'es uu Gag ,"i'c, N'ptnue les
Aecutalt atv i" precision q un
autollate. D.s.utrr ses "r'lres iui
, u selnoie Ip..e ies oubncr lul au-
i'it palu "n ci'.ne.
MaIgre cetle 'cnpIeie abnegation
er &c "e'"i'eihtnt ab>olu, Neptune
eIall tres her " etre f.6re.
A'ec cetle h"l'ete d'enfant, partl-
here a ses parel'>, II comprenalt que
he point user dun drolt II en consli-
tue pas iabandon IL Sc de'ectalt en-
pensant que lie jour OH il lie roudrait
tout lien dlsparai'r'lt pour iul.
Par exeihp'e, IL etait tres forte
mcnt dc.de ne Jamals brlser ce lieu,
pirce qu alore Ii iul faudralt gutter
le maltre gun aImalt au dessus de
tout lci-bras.
Enlre le capltaIne Lefeovre ct lui,
Ia t"cn> neht etall du reste recIpro-
-. lie capltalne await en- con negre
Neptune uhe connance ehtiere' II
lu' cut donhe SANS cralnto son plus
cher tresor a garder.
Et pourtant II lui cachait III
secret.
lie capltalne Le1eovre await VI
fiorence-AhSeie oeS 'aiiees pour
son maihcuf' Ii seta'' eprls q ellie
ct await denande sa MAN peu dt
temps apres Ia mort oe u''l'e' Les
troubles po''ti4ue etouiient lie orui'
des analres pf''ees. LIE cap''aihe
| lilieufS auTait pu cHteueIc ueau
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Suite q la page suiuante.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-23
A RHYMERS PROSE.
MR. WATSON'S LITERARY PAPERS.

EXcrRsI3Ns IN CRITICISM H Ws S1mT wat F FS
Lane. New York Macmillan 4 Co. 1893.
I This reprint of a dozen or more literary crlii-
clsms. contributed 10 the periodical press, en-
bodying the "rccreations Of rhymcr," Is not
rccrcatiye II Is disappointing. Tile apt en-
preston Of some literary sympnihlcs IN Nj.
Watson's seemed TO promise certain value III
his prose; but the latter Yields nothing more original
than n onu0us, unconvlncing argument for the cN'
istcnce Of "lncllcctua theory" beneath the super
iaturalsm OF COleridgc. As for the purely literary
quality OF his essays. II De observed that in this
very paper Colcrldrc hc says: Z" His spiritual
po,ation haf-and half In which the waters OF
more or less authentic Castaly and the phiosOphc
draughts from such fountains JamDllchus and
plotinus were equally mingled" The barbarous in
felicity u this does not need to be pointed out. The
bad taste OF the passage IS the curious because
Mr. Watson Is careful TO himself on the side Of
dclicacy and refinement. In two papers Keats he
shows a proper resentment OF the vulgar curiosity
which has pred into details OF tho poets life and
work with which 1t never intended that the pub
lie should have anything TO do and though 1t Is with
undue solemnity that he declares his resolution
10 read the letters 10 Fanny Brawnc. that Is de
cision which still does him credit. Bu last As II +
possible for him to say of Keats In one place.
died full OF thwartcd aims and baked ambitions his
life a splendid fragment" and II another the poet
In Keats land he was nearly all p0cu had reached
full maturity before he died." II Is possible for him
10 exhibit the Ill balance OF judgment in the first
and most preentious OF his essays.
Tile paper some Literary lc0latrlcs' Is Just
protest against the grossncss OF much Of the minor
Eizabcthan drama. II Is also demonstration of
the most lamcntabe lack OF insight. Webster seems
have especially incurred Mr.. Watson's dislike. and
he proceeds to deliver himself Of an analysis II so
II may be- called. OF the Z" Duchess Of Malh." which
shows singular insensibility 10 the real secret OF
the dramatst's genius. What he Is least aware II
Is that Webster IS n dramatlst, not master OF
structure TX" the Supreme artist Of that period
but playwright with the gift to lend weight
TO o situation, apd one In whom knowledge Of human
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there lived woman who had paved such an I'M
port mt part In the life OF tleir greatest poet.
lrikc Won Levctzon born In Leipzig Febru
airy 4. lS0i the daughter OF IA Meck!'npurG 'ourt
marshal Of ancient race. Her mother-who bore the
maiden name OF Won Brorslgie-mct Goethe ir't IN
Carlsbad in 500 After her divorce from her first nus
band sh, married second, Hen Won L"Vrizoh' VINO
WIS killed the battlefield OF Belle Alliance me
widow passed her summers In Maricnbai. where her
fathcr-a nian Of wcalt3had purchased lovely home.
In tn" same house Goethe. who visited the bohemian
forests repeatedly for the benefit OF his Lcal'h. liV"l
from June IL 10 July III l-22 and there met for the
Fist Tin" the lcautiful daughter Of his lr''hd. Inc
poet then seventyhrec years old, nut SUI 50
hanG,o:n" and commnniins that people ignorant Of
hi, and fame stopped TO gaze ut him IN awe.
The lovely clever girofuoatei ard trained VIII ID"
greatest Inspired the man 'os' lut" was
n woman's brOicn heart He wrote numerous verses
I'm lcr homo, durinc the sumner and parted from her
with deep regret In The autumn Oi tat year. Inc
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nature and heated Imagination combined WIN
abundant literary skill 60 produce i"niiIkapi" anu
even unique type. Webster : genius was 'S'ell'i"i,
tragic. To purge the emotions by exciting ply ana
terror Is recognized as the ultimate aim OF Tragedy
and Webster did not exceed the measure 81 III, d't
In either The Duchess Of M1lG" tho GREATER ana
equally lurii Play "Thc White Dovii." about which Nr.
Watson has notlirc 10 say The bent of th. pay-
wight mind wa, morbid His masterpiece, are roh
Ip Danrc,onc horrcr. Mr. watson would DENY him
the latter noble cpL"t however. and would describe
the balcul circumstances Of the plays a. mrloian'uc
No penetrating reader q Glitter 81 lAr wv, para
phrases of Italian cnr,nlcie can 70. moment
suspect. The author Of bei.s mere stage
rh,trcian Observation of italian life was p rlap I'M
possible fer him. Il !, Improbable. ~ any rate tha
he ever visited tie south But lie truth "f his work
10 the broad outlines Of the corrlp h!" OF ltiy dnr'
not depend upon the trapp!ns' "a his p'rsohas'S'
The motives AID the passions Ci Inc sinister crcie
into which hc preferred To project HIS im'G'H''""
were fairly mrrored In the Italian literature from
which he drew his plots and moreover. they were
,uch pa-,Ions and motives the ahnorma! life OF the
time could never deprive OF thoroughly Gc:rilc anu
hu.an significance. II i precisely the human pD's-
nancy OF Wcbstrr's PAYS which makes them great
yntoria Corombona Flaminco, the fendlsh BoSo'a
himself are characters which cause shuddcr, but
It /, rot the shuddcr produced by phantons. lh'y
are creatures OF flesh and blood.
Mr. WasOnS thought Is never wciGhty, ana We
can seq no reason why the snppcts Of which ths
volume I, composed shoEld have been snaichcd rom
the oblivion Edo. which they had fallen Nh1t ne
has TO say Of Mr. Hardy ard Mr.. Meredith Mr. llutt"
and Mr.. Salntsbury Is sympathetic ana th"r" Is on"
ni,.c 4 Dialogue between Dr. Johnson and M lni"-
viewer I'm The Elysian Fields which pnrporiS To give
tnc formers views modern poetry. ana IS ci"V'r
bit e oong. lut Mr.. Watson is rot cfhc oi
succcs1ivcncss authority. nor Is he writer to be
read for the sake Of his phrases much as he LiiprS
.... ,,o,, III. STYLE Is artificial.
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A CASE OF BROKEN HEART.

FROM Inc IonuOH NEWS.
Do people IN trouble really die Of "a troken
h"ar,"i The late SIR George Paget. In one OF ms
lectures Just published under the cditorshp OF nis
by Mc>,rs. Macmillan, acknowledges that IN 'ne
vast majority Of thus popularity de>eiited .nee
Is nothing Ike AZ actual rupture Of Tie heart ye. ~
acni,s that mental affections Will not ihNelurnU
canse real disease Of the body. and he mento,s q"
actual case Of broken heart cited by pr - q.
Mitchell Of III. Jefferson College, Phl!hielph.'' ~
lecturng to his pupils In an early period OF his s
DIR. Mitchell accompanied as surgeon pa,,An
that sailed from Liverpool To one of the Amef Kim
ports. The captain frequently conversed win n hs
respecting lady who had promised TO become mi, h
hi,dc ON his return from that voyage Mo-" and
snDject he e,inced great warmth OF ieehns, "h nv
showed some costly jewels and ornaments wI.Vn ~ ~
Intended TO present as bridal gifts. ON reacnhH Nv
de- inaion he abruptly Informed thar 'he , .,,
had married some one else. Instantly Ia. GU faii
was observed to clasp his hand 10 his breast ntu In
heavily to the ground. He was taken up anu Ill
veyed to his cabin on board the vessel Or. Moh nH
was Immediately summoned, but before he reas, na
him the captain dtd post.mcrtem eXa ,lns'iy
tion revealed the caus His heart was iGuma ~ blood
tadds the narraor consequent uron such t ,oss
shock forced the powerful muscular uss~~
asunder and LIE WAS at an end.
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magnet drew him t. Maricnbad again in the following
year He arrived at the resort on July ;, AMI met
the Barpue,, and her daughter, on Juy II. Amons
o., other guest, MnIicabal that summer were the
poet. patron Duke Carl August Of ~lN" Wclmlr: .N
King Louis BonapIrtc Of Holland. IL" brother ~
NAPOLEON. and the Duke Of Lcuchtrnber:. Tn" L"vet
ION hur,c became their rysting place. and festival
after festival followed In their honor. GJcl1c accom-
pirrl 7 lrlkc In iaily wallis Ito III" mill 10 th"
krcuzlrtnncu7 AMI To tho "Wall>iiz.' and fl~'in-
r',l,f her above all mcmb r., Of The interesting iaiil
Is. y Times le called her "faught"r. at time ms
hoov niece Bu; hi, feelings soon became deHprr
and he VA. filed with an ambition tn make llnK"
hi, VIE. can August l.. I-23, IN" family moved -
C.rl-bid. The poet followed them on August - ana
sp,nt a fortnight again In the LovrZon lous". Th9~"
dnV, 10 the poet DAYS Of bliss. In the evenings
after the long pruncnai''> he read 10 the young
woman from h, po"m,, explaining their b'auticN. or
listened Ilrkc sing, rcc" or read from Walter
scott Goethe, faVnritc novelist. Al INST. tradition
SAYS. he asked lril,c 10 become his wife. But for
reason. which She has never placed on record. III"
Young Baroness declined his pr0hrrcd hani. On sep
rmhcr > Goethe bado her farewell. never 10 zee her
again. He completed nj, iam1u, elccy, which viii
pre- crve forever the fame Il hi, last love. on the
journey home. II /, monument " which any
NIGHT BE- proud.
Fran von Lcvclaon married in -i3 h"r third hnS-
band. Gpan Kchc.irrg. ~ - les, T'Oiiu near TIP
nz. Ulrlkc never hurried. After n" Death Of her
mother. In I-G-. she bcc,me III" sole owner If the
castle and estate, Of Trbliiz rh' last years Of Ter
life She spent IN min>irIing + the Door Oi tn hcle
Lcrhooi. and he diet beloved by all.
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I SHALL REMEN BIER.

In the dim meadows fcckcd with asphodel
| shall remember!
shall not qulH
That darby laugh. throwing oblivious spell.
The cup Of memory shall bear. shall drain
Again-again -again
Down 10 the draft!
| Shall remember
shall not drink the waters OF that we'll;
| shall remember!
Far from all mirth
! will make glad. make mad the souls that dwell
In pale content obscure: for | viii tell
II Is the Earth once theirs. they bndly seek
In search too weak, too weak
u Is the Earth
| shall remember.
IN the dim meadows neckcd with asphcde
! shall remember!
Fadcess il blows.
All sweetest blooms with Earth and Change do dwell,
And In their greeting minFr farewell "
More dear because they droop, they fade they plss
The rose Of life. alas '"''
The rose, the
| shall remember.
! shall not drink the winters OF that we'll;
! shall remember,
And witness
lc ,hadowy dancers Of the twilight dell.
ana yr whose slindOwy arms do but compel
\ shadowy iOe-this Is not mirth not stulel
This Is not He. not life.
Do We forget -
shall remember.
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