New-York tribune., 1897-08-25
GLORY AT GREEBA.
A VISION.
FROM "rHE SATURDAY REvIE

A VISION.
FROM "rHE SATURDAY REVIEW"
The ruddy sun was sinking slowly in the irish
Ocean II is won't to do ,,o, NO had MIR
chased for fourth Of It's value from the WIDOW oi
publisher Sses for purposes
in the garb of a Christian picturesque ne , s,Uou,
Mild wiId and gray sombrero and proudly. gayly'
Cra ndly he gszed about him.
For ali the west in burning d e'ters b wS@S w2s
inscribed by an invisible Out p hamH eaSen n
the word STORM And the char-a-banGs run l.oH OF
into ,Ss pTodsoa. distance And the Of the
Salvation Army singing h praises oi MA tne "ng
the beautifully wooded grounds OF the monn,aii o,
slope And the posman lately bent 10 'ns rsvews
dancing back cappinsp pss si5 hsnSS nd a Game
was at las, alone with Glory in front of MN anu
veriisement and their color pubicty Of PeamSa cameo
round upon WSrd sGTseG uS Th the 'S Sooodhound pup
was in the stable. and the flowers in me saiu'n shs'
sn Mfne at a. supper and the ManS cats who had saer
feed their tails 10 make MIN i saSa az fheir
species And he looked around. and al ne "oiau @
was Man. and the head and froh' o' MA" "''
Far below Greeba Castle where he stood IN s}Ir
tHe the Master and the Sea The twilight deepsned.
grown "a alleys strange forms lying prone and 0ney
And suddenly the SHADOW s,ad OF I11 nmInary anx
ions one last look Hail Csine e%TSa a IN rolo tc
saa AnS 14'fnT He knew WI that he was Shakespeare
rdWts S%t sar wSa weTe Ge those tho fasn
Then ncandessense Of might b ifb, fl3n eame eTrH
from his vast height above them he saw them
"1G %ne '"t there was lately dainty little thing a
mighty fashionable one who had chal,sngsd S
Satan with her fairy finger and had smllleh !!h mn
WormWocd w and she was lying cold and dead, and
sw he 0@%y d6Mn IResrSd ihoss dsk 81 husky
would never awaken again that h''ie' o'"'e' '0S
"pG Another there Wss bearded form and the light
from Hal M snr ndnon h2ongh E and through
its bushy beard. but never stirred It, rms . wal M
who had made LONDON the STUDY Eand ID Ms But e the
Conqueror had come. the Hero of the Colossal IN, n
DerSy1 and once had he and Mrs Ormston Chant
clad in simple white and holding hSnI ia odon M NAV ia
bound in his provincial grasp .,, T. ,,o dark
And hard by another shape lay 0d IN ,df
equally at home in the modest conventicle ana dt
the and rfa sney Webb With
The German EmperOr-she to whom all creeds were
R5a a all ha4a sra e H sSSSy goddess of
teal regligon; she who had conventua INSTITUTION
Wbom " nT' Marcia confded"she lay there dead.
And other forms were there Bnt an Were Sr wnTd
Proudly modest. shyly confident with an immenTe &
ee0seIopeb he OF sed ana then he sighed for empire
loneliness Hall Game with & glory Eod before hSG
taken ''I up 10 Sinai and heard the thunders Of une
ben bonne and he though; Of The erR happy @
guiding for stcklebacks in the pond And md sud I'D
denly he fancied he was gnddllng sun guaaiMnE ny Ha oa
millions An! how our attitudes of the adult we
fal simply. sweetly back upon the practices OF
For now his glorious head sank upon his heaving
bosom. There was no reporter near 10 whon ne
could unburden that weight OF grief. There na was
none not even poS5man not even d the bc0 CORN n
that thrilling hour between sunset ana moohTis,
he could iaiter & form III Thspsrad Rs it.
All he murmured. now that ! know that :,
aed With my paracraphs; now that have yalu.
able serial rights IN tne paris 0i ooeica soa Ioo or
entomologica or Sociological question can 6e raieTd
In the w wn0e 10 y opnion about il, What shall do
And he gazed into the west: But Glory" had
faded ana the moons eccentric finger was some
what inefficently writing new name aglOss s & une
not but the lightning was scrawling something IN
is Place w6Gh v"ss was Tafe a IN the gloom
that fell from the battlements Of Greeba castle
Mhch MhH mas ashsd from Ha Gaines forehead IN
ellectual high light as ne ne aon S95e mpio
himself And all the world trembled in darkness @
until the glad evangel came And Han came
f"S My next novel shall deal with the Question Of
And there was a sound like the sound Of harps
And the Master went indoors and ate his supper
AN ANTHOLOGY
"The newspapers are 10 blaze with my name
(p. 21.) ~, <.,aa IN oa,,
IL have been getting newspapers mysef, P Z'2)
"It seemed as if he brought the air of heaven IN
the rustic of his habit and 10 have come from the
holy of holies." tp. 1lt) III, , ,,,o
listen all men and women while SOUND minee
own glory out Of a column as long as the Duke OF
20 God forgive me if a vain. presumptuous
creature Gbid) -, -. - ..r,,o
But I'm trying. so hard so " Yery g hard 10 De true
o.1TtibeereF 1tie have blown off my and now
70 business" p 2l9)
Look out, It's volcano. and the lava is com
ing down down With a rush" (p. ca
me What SHT" dialect is it, lp. 2lSl
ora ra -ra boom decay" (p. 24l) ~
.oTSe screech Of a concertina" q. 1861
"The bell of a jam-factory" (p. 2$4 - o-N
s'Uigh words off empty stomach Up ooi)
stop man. stop. Stop p. 49,
.It's all over" (p. 2s2)
at was a miserable story U; - oo>
NO no thousand times no. @ $50? .o,,,
..It must stand 10 the human world as the seetn-
ing boiling bubhling waters OF Niagara DO 10 'he
world of nature (p. 2sD . o-.
"i've great mind, though C. S5l)
Amen" o. 452)
.0Comp,ed from THE Christian" novel, by
Hall Caine)