The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-09-26
BARDDONIAETH
SYR LEWIS NORRIS
With the Subtle Wiles Of Woman Drawn
from the Armory Of Fate.
PnAEDRA PLOTS AGAINST EROS
She Intccts the Old King with Jeal.
Ousy. and Induces Him TO Bid His
Son 10 Drive Forth His Chariot
Along the Ocean Sands..Othert tn-
terestiux Notes.

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Va '''o3 WIN thr s'.p'r ""'7 "
woman uiawn from The arm"fE ~
hate shr 'hirrts th- "ld KING WIN
Jealousy ana indaceS him 10 bid his
son drive forth his chariot with IT.
fiery -str.ds ,l,u. th, ,,.,n s,n,i.
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prove his SKIN as Il char'"tref. ana
with the following result portrayed by
the hand uf i master. \ M,;n-rs OF the
thrilling spectacle, phu -dfa sass:
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Poh 'nr a"'"ra'" la'"' "hrh no" 'h'
St.edS
We're harnessed and the chariot. "n The
S,ons 'hr ''ici'ms MAJ E'h VI 'i' LAY,
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tias"ea o'' IN" 'll|r' ha' hN-S - II ".''
nuiheu On ',i- Giazsm a>ies oi lis mht'lS.
nv rhu on 'he s"''ti 'ilet' 81 me ri'','r
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i"c StiohS !ouhs arm constrained thri''
.r ,., ana 'hry flashed
10 WET ,h. r,v ,he "a'.'""rh 'o'e'a"u e"lS
me DAY.
Ana Then he turned his chariot bright
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MT Iern, nor h''urn' hn' Always mo
"r s ru'st c.,-,, ..,.
Eros roRs roun h NIL; Il, saI"; ] snrrsimm IKE s.'I
FROM IN. Whi'e clouds oil Foam. ANA as
s,,s.kia., Ma."hed ne ,,or, .,, ,n..,,no .oa.
I saw DrIa.h' ,hr tirm limbs st,oo.,, s., o,,r,
, i.aM tile nlni .hlns stiohsE s-t apaii
A3 20" NE 'nr rnaiio'i % ai.I 'hr rrins M-iu man,
'"' lam. ,"r p,u.o lnrrS "eaa pe"' 'or""ru' VII"
ois 'otkh go,
"'ieaIhhs pe"ihu' as nearer anu more
nv, ',;s ~, . ,
. the swift team rnshed-until, with half
~, ~ seeiiru me-, as IL my loy" might yet elnae
me sio" sure anger oi the sod' duli
",a,m ..,
swayed by womans lie.
But on the verge,
- 'dsl my eyes, u vast ana purple wall
swelled swiftly towards the land; the less
er waves
~ Tank as u came, ana 10 tS topping crest
drawn back. ~
came, ""''
Hourse. capped with breaking foam, lurid,
immense,
rearing i's oreaaiui heieht. Inc chariot
ra.,appa,a ,aor., ,oo,,, co., ,n
Win the light of victory in his syes, the
smile
OF darling on his lips: so near he came
To where the marble palace wall confined
The narrow strip of beach-his brave
young eyes
fiXeu sisaatas' on the goal IN the PRIDE
witbout ~ ,bo,.bt a, a.o,h s,roro 20
cry - w.
But terror choked my breath. Then, like
bull
pom the windy level or the plain
basn,ns as,i, hihseii 10 rage. the furious wave
itS n.ind.Hax.d ne.; nrnnt ;shaa .I"s m,Sm -,
on the strand,
With a stamp, with a rush, with roar.
And when ] looked.
Inc shore, 4o lne helas' 'he piain' were one
or obnrn;na sc" s..,h,r. o,or,o, ,
steeds ''''"
Gone. and nv darling on the waves white
crest
Tosssa hish, whirled down, beaten, ana
bruised, anu nung'
"'''s "Po'' '"e "'"'"'e.
OTHER NOTABLE POEMS.
the Epic of Hades." Mr.. Lewis Morris
nuhlished tbe moan apt;tIad "Cysp " a
drama in monologue. The scene of
this poem is laid In Wales. ana the
heroine ~ the daughter OF welsh par
son
a simple girl nan peasant. iithe ana TAIL
WIN ueep plle eyes ala mar D! soiu.
- q s"ee. aut pa."e.' SUI VI u
~, II "r.Mr, ",,,sl .,,e hrioi',e
,'' anu we S'Ao'' oi q" i'''s s'''" 'i i'@''''''''
,..o
III -n"',,. ,r, i'o'' inr ''ie VI l-,le ap-
'"e 'niei MAIN vi VIM" - ~ oi'!
Divine Fatherbood We learn from
,hi. un.n, that thnn.h , N.Isb,nan
,,aIl H., , ,,.,,o.,,,,, 80, ,,,, ,.,,,Ln,,
,'""'E" ~ '.' ""Fi ''SI". o',' ""'"o'
mas not proved lalse I" IN" i'shest iinle
OF his great poetic teachers. For hin.
as for rennySon Nothing walks with
aimiass Ie.t" E'o" all huInau wrong
.na I,s, ,nl ,,i,.r, tb.,.. T., .,,,,. nr
answer ana redress. behind Nthe v-iI.
The bitter SEA of human SORROW and
human failure laNrS his feet,
and chills him with It's spray:
hui Robert Brow ning'S silver
sr-scent CLEANS Gudligii-d over.
head, and hr seems To chant aS he
moves onward the sweet refrdin:--
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