Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1894-02-20
THE TROLLS DAUGHTER

Count. you still have some article OF
/ steel about you. said TONI
/ The count in great confusion drew
from his bosom Il small steel poniard
which he had kept concealed there.
This gentleman has not given up all
the steel he has either"
What! L" exclaimed Guillemot.
'Ycs," replied Toini dryly.
/ In fact. Guillemot had retained his
corkscrew
When the troll had thus succeeded in
getting these obstacles ont of the way,
he flung himself headlong into the depths
of his inspiration, and the young girl
faithfully interpreted the sublime words
which lcapyd from his soul.
My spirit bears me away" he cried,
my !,.>iro rises i'll my Thought; wish
to Uaau the runas Finnish ditticsl;
wish to sing
- We strangers who are listeners to
Ile what would We of me? Has anguish
guawel your flesh or grief and murtif-
cation broken Your spirits? Have We lost
iunense riches or are We pursued by inn
placIble enemies? Speak. for my father
has taught me the words of power tho
creative words. the ways divine. At the
sound of my voice tho braZen gates ope
wide the batJlrmcGts of hiiSi the devil
crumble, the uprOotrd pines whirl about
like sand i'll the rddics of the tornado.
L know the origin of the world, the
source of tire. the birth of iron. know
the silent tracks of the ants as they wind
over the bark of the birch trees. Before
me the spirits of the dead take flight,
and the bear fOrScts his tierceness.
master all the ills of earth, and bury
them in the mountain of Wounds The
Finland mythology recognizes several
SoddrSStS who preside over pains and
sutfcrinEsl under a stone of 9 fathons
width. where terror dwclls-whcro an
guish has fixed its abode Speak, then,
= strangers: wisdom is ready to gush
from the depths of the marshes, and from
the broken TANKS of the mountains, COW
erred with snow, will be heard voices
that Will make the spirit of autumn leap
along the banks of the great world sea"
Seer then said the Duke of Orleans,
1 have i mother. and that mother is
France, She is i'll Treacherous physi-
clans are plotting her death Tell me
what Is TO bc her destiny"
The aged Tuisko. whose accents up to
that moment had been full of calm and
melancholy suddenly became excited.
His diction grew loud and impetuous,
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