Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

] natlfnro and ability. Iho q slgntrs
! rsi from 90 10 francs each day many
other fnishff1 can earn the same price,
/ but me common WORKING men. the dy-
,r. mo washers. ihlse who clean thU
/ eiika 10 prepare them for use DO MT
! have more thln 3 francs or 90 cents
p dav. Moreover. "a great number %
[ women and girls are employed and
receive from 10 cents in 80 nN daily
/ The next city I had the time O. vislt
Wa Avignau. The "Cty " ihc f1pss,
with lta huge castle llht can o. seen
/ f.r many leagues Thla city. Import
] 40 univ In h'atnry. lH not very large.
[ rbouf al 00p inhabitants. and " conaid-
frfd one ~ the arlsiocratlc elite "
Fraucr. 90 contains many conNent7
/ r beautiful public garden That used o.
I b. Tho garden ~ the plpca and the
houa.a nr, very old and ugly ln HH-
b nr1rlncc, but The nrlslocrauc faml.IOl
] n.vrrihaieaa take priia ln prcaCrvrg
] thant aud living there. The castle d.
b 81 huge that 10 % was pulled down.
fhry could build The whole city of
I Avisnon with itg stones. but the Fnv-
I eminent keeps u az az ulu t.U1 li w
past and uses lt uH 4 barracks Tor s'l-
I diera. I must not forget 90 say Just
I nov mat this part ~ the country "a sp
I rirh In vegetables and fruits that there
/ arc several factories Tor "candlcd
fruits" The main manufactory Is IN
I tho little city " Cavtlllon. about 30
/ miles from Avlgnnn. ana u II from this
/ Uffir piare ina our American c1nfsc-
| ti1uers receive thdr preserved fruits,
melons and other such things. Tho
] urlcr ~ vegetables there ~ Hl low thlt
l during some years. q huahci N iotnl-
/ toes can be- had Tor two cents and
/ potatoes Tor almost nothing. go. u IL a
I good thing. md there can De no
| starvation In such land. The n1tlve1
] M that blessed province often say that
/ n God came down 10 the earth h.
] should select the department N
( Vauciuso." just ~ We say Tor CALI
/ fornia
I tes Teiihrfs % ~ rfgnliora and their
! 'Trovoncai." poetry stand high IN this
part 0f France. their form ~ sentiment
] ~ peculiar and simply written ou pIH-
/ inril Huhiecini these poems might he
~ he Buc0ilc style. The principal
| poets 10 that hnguaEc-for it IL
| special tongue. derived from the Latin.
I containing also the Gaelic element ure.
/ Mlntrai. the great Mstrai the Words
I worth N Provence, the lover NJ ma
/ iure the adept who has penetrated nll
] SECRETS: Who HruH the trees grHNlnE,
the huddlng flowers u the plain and
] can In poetry repeat thoir tungui
1 fnnH. who knows by heart The song az
iho brook that lows swift and trans
/ parent nH sunlight dream. who
| paints with mrildlc words the ruating
] N leaves on the paper. who sets 90 llfo
/ iha peaks OF the snow crested Alps and
! sings lta romantic legend. who. In a
word. reveals 10 the human heart that
| secret % nature called love IN all
| forms of lifc--wrltton In golden words
Cor the poet on the emrrlli-Errcn tab.
lot ~ nhturol Then comes "Cabanel,"
tha TennyHnn In miniature. the fol-
| lower ~ his master "MlHtral." the H1ll-
tafy soul who shall sing ~ regrets 10
ths helpless echo that repeats but can
. not grant the relief 20 aiilctiun. except
/ BY lts own words which die In thclr
y own repetition; he relates 20 u the
y beautiful story az the "Poutou"-"tho
!! / klts" and the simple language. made
y from flowers multl.color and pure W
The frame that win enhance the idyl
y and epic poem u that shepherd hand
some and loving. who leaves his nuuk
NJ sheep 90 his ever faithful friend, rho
. dog "M'der" 20 80 In the nsiEhborInE
- valley and visit the object of his sim
. crfe love. the Hhcpherdcss "Nouauot-
! Ia who IN spite uf his burning heart
refuses him the tender kiss be- has
come 90 seek from afnr, and says she
Will grant Il only tho next day when
] they shall be we'd. At that
very moment the rnHcnlly wolf who has
hllnd the poor dog Mcdon, APPEAR
bloody through the buHhcHtho head Of
/ Ai' l'""N NNllN w hlN ANfANt anu az ANN
ltnrtrCndluE sight ~ his dear friend
81, ador. an diHnfurrd. hardly recognize
tblvl the Hnhhlng shepherd seeks refuge
IN the tcifH of sorrow before the groom
shrubs upon which poor ModnrH head
hangs and Il ~ az this psychological
Instant that the shcphordcsa. the bcnu-
tiful 'Jouruettn." clasps with her low
INK soul 10 her horom tho sorrow.
stricken shepherd before the shrine of
that horrible VOLTS head holding In IT,
teeth tho last ftmnina ~ Medor; and
they arr united thcrc, spoechlosa aud
mute, pleased and rcmorseful. forget
ting tholr past sorrows. forgetting tha
Ga fflend whose bloody head IN pres.
emit; and their now union. their ever
lasting c0mmunlOni witnessed by the
meadows. celebrated and repeated In
lgr. songs hy the Dread IN hor myaterl.
o1i cavern Of the rough tumhlcd
mountain; IL rraftod In both. thclr
I spirits before the remnina OF "Medor."
tread the spot where they nwore love
IN each others arms ~ the signature
/ OF their presence ne the moment when
Hs DhphniH and Chloe. they whispered
the thrilling word 'ioye" Ia the OK
tncy OF a ilrst carcas.
Petrarch Is another poet and sings I'm
another style. The meditation IL his
forte: there ~ a fountain near Anlr.
mon that IN called la fountaine ii ,
Naucluse." It's waters drr clear, tho
iuld ls fresh and ripping. a apeclx M
dust has never been known 10 stain A.
mlfrOr--likc surfgace; drop OF lts
waters would be- changed into "A din-
mond II II touched woman'a ears. mys.
t,rlouH voices ARE heard at night. In
the moonlight. upon In violet studded
banks and the nightingale shall throw
his delicate pearls OF melody In your
eur when you alt dreaming on the turfy
borders, The Mad and the fawn. ths
one pursuing the other. shall under
No.pcrs light cnthrall themselves In
each others embrace ana Pctrnrgue M.
poet takes up hls lyro with Apollo
debating, and shall transoribe hlH song
Laura IN his Hwct thoaft, she IN IA Hhen.
herdcsa, u comedy, he has never soon
her. but he knows her neyerthelessi
Nature herself has whispered nor
nnmo In his ear; Laura n her name
Her bosom II ilrm and ahapely. nnd n
drop ~ nectar fallen from heaven AZ
he cup ~ Ganmodya, upon nor nj
bnster bosom has len there two ma,
two Jewels which the thought nlone ir
pure and lofty verses can touch win
out communicating them. nor ev"g
are two stars shining through tho tnn,
! ly darkness, her tears N she rhed ,t,,,,
would be gliatuing diamonds ana h.,
! breath, alike the zephyr chnrms ~
senses by indoHcrihuhlo perfumes c,,,1.
ms 10 the mind unknown desIrS.,
This In tho In,,r, Il
ictrnrgue, and Il ~ a pure ono TO-.