Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-26
FORT WORTH SOCIETY.

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homestead and It's bright young occu
pants. saying, my children were al
bred and born In this house" was no
80 far wrong In his collocation o
words. for the breeding does some
times preccdc the birth. The social AM
the moral code are indeed pretty mucl
the sumo, over the former preside
good taste and tact. which are re0ll,
moral qualities IN themselves.
The spiritual limitations Of eact
soul ia a source OF serious md anxioui
introHpection. Sanclifcatlon may bt
attained, Will not gainsny II. IL II
something TO be iongcd for. prnyet
for. But do not be deceived. Scarcl
out your moral limitations, and II al
10 pure and epotlcss. let the children
| Of the third and fourth generations
OF your purity as OF your sins. be Visit
ed upon by your spiritual bcnedictlon
JOSIE LATHAM SWAYNE.
Edmund Goose In an essay on Mrg
Brownlng's "Sonnets From the Portu-
guese," CHANGED to be Given to the
world Under that name. He says that
during tho months OF their brief court
ship, closing. as oil the world knows.
In the clandestif,e flight and romnntic
wedding OF September IL. iS4s, neither
poet showed any verses TO the other.
Mr.. Drowning, In particular. had not
tho slightest Idea that the circum-
stances Of their bctrothai had led Mrs.
barrett into any artistic expression
d,,tns ,h. 1ss,ns,,.. ~ ~ s r.,' ~
din.ln9 ,ha,r A., ,,aai,a IL, t,ai,,
ianeth ar,n, Me- W. VIZ" t'.'a,, r,aiy' ~
nieee iost tho,', ,ha,, ae,,tns ~" ho, III
in pian tvban sch fooi, ~ h,s " nr y ~.
separate work.
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10 ehow each n,ier s ,y % hay u IA
written Mr. prnrg,t,,, ,,o ~ TX, IA
ocrnsionairv hrn,,o this r,,is H.. ~
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,vorlt in q do,,,,,s,ais. ,,,' ~. w .,i ,iiE
served for thaIr d,ni,s, raa,. V"e "n ~,
While aha ala bsrs aop pna "s msa
one iay--it wna several months altar
worltinr sdr so,ra wv ii,n Ivy NJ pee,
home--i,ist after hreaIt,ayt ME-
Drownina ,cent uns,nirs ,,.,,,,. ~.
browning was pasing al, =, H., Cd,
dow into INC street. hoin,y ,,.,t.i,,,' ~.
The servant 10 hnisb rIson,n,, ,,e ~ ~
bic. He was prosenfIy srvars ~ ~ o.,,,
one behind him. although Tho s.r,say,
was gone. II WINS Nfrs Rro,,,,,,,,,
who held him BY The shoulders sn that
he could NOT turn and inair a. 49,. $50
az he aid 20. ehe n,ished = ,sci,,, ~ y,
papers into hls coat nocLet aha ,,,i1
him TO read II. and AZ he ala moi i,l,e
H. to tear II I'M nnd vtth ,i,st shs
sped from tho room, fading ref,,,,e ~
her own room IN stairs ~
The narrative continues. Mr. provn.
Ing settled himself al the table and m
folded the parcel. It contained tho CO.
rles Of sonnets which have now become
30 lllustrious. Az he read b,s c,nns
nsiore ne haa finished II was impossi-
ra.,o IA, .n restraln hlinseif, and,
. ,..N.in " nus PROMISE. he rushed
w s'hiIs ahu. stormed that guarded cit
~ re was early conscious that
sro,, were ,rsasures not to be kept
, , w. worlu, ! Jared not reserve to
nns,st ne hala, inc hnest sonnets
, mais.pI u, N uny ihhSuhge since Shake
'p W,
a., i" nvn !, Wlis ueterinlned 70 publish
o,,os 5Gna''.s ~ w Nopumes or 1900, the
a,,t't, ~" " utle urose, Ihe name
"ier Men .hltiinNtely CHOSEN, Bon
nN s'9p, tne rortusuese was invent
49,, ~ sir. hroWhiilg hs mn Ingenious
W., 80 ~. 70 ven me ttue authorship, and
~, !" sufsest hlnshln with that beau
.a.ui iyri a., Salleu Saterina to cn-
KY III WHEN 80 sing ular a passion
hnu been expressed. Long before he
W. heard OF these poems, Mr. Brown
ins uaieu ms wlle ms own Little
,n O's1su .'sn anu 10 when she pro-
nu.,u nno,lhe,A iranslated from tho
,, ,o9S', ~, ne sniu, catcnlng az the hap
Inougut OF ironslht'd,' replied.
~, Ivy bosnlnn.-that means nothing
~. run tne for,ueuese. They are
,nerl,hs sonnetsI And 80, In half n
svne' nhil concert the famous title
was invented.
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across an inciiIent which in,iIna., n 'i.s'
10 the new man-lndIvid,iall,, 4, nn ns
collbotlyely-uith nil tha smS 80 ~, nv'
centu.y talk about ',nro.ross =, W,
''renchlnR out inter broader ani 49,,
er thought" and "atrivlnv fnr hts,,pp.
ideals 'etc.. are va FAR frn,, ~. w..
advanced out OF aome Of thsi. -. ~,
follics. faaR or fancies w
or such. Significant ia Tho ,,,,a,,.t.
Incident. which Ia vouch.d al. t. ", ~.
by woman whoas ,e,nsat, ~ rue
truth and verncitv oon, ~ ae Ut
TO some forma OF red,,ndan",n ~ Niiis
lutely untarnIshed, ,ini,nnench 81 81 "y es,l-
on a certain mir dnv ~, ,a,.'s '9no
went into certain Ntoin s,ros ako
store to not her .,nrdai .s,.., snu y,
suitably shod for me nunroa,., e ~
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The snlcaman nut tho nam, ,..,,.
20 her: what alze IA von 49, ~, ~,
told him frnnitlv mat s,res III. sue
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so great a diacroun,,ev h, Nv Nv Nv iAiloW.
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