The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-02-25

plated ly Misfortune. transformed ty re-
v-vI sa.,, -a-.-.r,E - religion. rem
G.rsI popular r"sEl "a long epoch
Iy r--.a-. F~--r.t.a..i hy consistency
q. r.lt-. ana aspirations ug Immortality
Hercaf,.r-ta is .-=-.an slm"s; resolves it.
-: into virtue. and raises - The level OF
heroic sab -. $50 !.lrr-. whose adventures
h.. ar The taewr, ANA tl.- tears the s'r-
rows 81 SD a-s. --.. is -H- story. 81. Ta'h-
e. d.. Eua-. e Ii...-. a.. AHr.art. Dur
tx 'H.r .-.-r.- gro other his - pro-
1y-u-. Touched t.e human E"-Et- What
eve H....- raaa ...- ant Gerfly. forms =
T"Eii.. .. .'- story. for human nature
- SEQ ..t -i -it'" 90 iait- "HN t,''iAE.
AL i..H r--t.i-. improves ADMIRATION ana
lily .-e L.'. AID She heart Is the
sa.'-. .tt r'''a-'-i organ 'i tt'fl".
PETER -"..4 Vas 10" ~'- %. Il ha'-at ~
I-F'..t. isAs'i f''bi-".. whose iiAi!'!
lid ..a- possessed ia -" r,-=Er.TA""A OF
Nantes i.e .'." aHi N.la~e 'i i@i'!-.
IeTsr.-.r ,,'G-.,l. lIa, aI THE gentlemen
cf b.. .rE. '-. H.n.e -rs.. ~ "af. ISIS son
Was l-"---t ar Zoo arms. r-i TIE I'ety OF
las rH"- @t-'r-,i g.. iAe religious hA".t
Na'i .t.-et. jas "-' HHN u"-3"',is a.
haH't 81. i-..T oil a-, associated WIN inc
i~t-.'i-Et '----ll"h az tH' la"i-iA- Nh.'at''
the study II letters. philosophy ana inc
C."-N. t-e !ta-'a- ana Only iH-e'i'-I-d'
profession 't '--i Et:..t, iaf 'iai'-' -
tract :, -"- T"AAs a.. lar young men VINO
Yet N-'.-'' themselves iae s'"!s q poetry
G .-.. a, tie love ut fame .h- tlc
e@.0...- r. i-..--- supremacy A"riaFi
vss -.sn happily endowed than any Other
i"-ir-:al 80 A. time. lie Ii93-I.'' '"y
rJ-a !a-- ni a .E,-e warrior d"I i'a!sA'h
TO l.s ir.t---s .-= rights Z Ifln"Sr-iiGTS
over 80 domains AID Ha--.-- ui ;as house
lie quite: Tie E~-Joir-l mansion, ana went
from .-.. a. school. f..!u --t,r @" INNS
tcr. gathering all chose barred Treasures Of
Gre, a.I Roman: Hoy ."io which .E-'g-
sEa Italy had begun Ju G...LteT from manu-
scripts. % ~r,-t-;- Cd lE-.. aHt - worship
g., the p.s.a.e mysteries Of human I.lfH~.
lis warm hear. ..i l-r,.l lnoa-.as.t.a
We're 10: sl--a.i Vii. -.e dad l.H---,S.
he wrote and sgnA. ia Ggu.h auI Latin,
but Lo sau= IN French. The verses, iaC
ra'cu d. composed thr music himself, th"t
tue uaS-.oG 81 which they Mere inspired
should convey its tu.. effect TO tie sy-I by |
two senses II A time. became the manual os |
Ell poet. = lie enjoyed a personal
fame during The srIiuE OF lie in ;ae Sc
cret souls Of al VINO loved. dreamed, |
sighed or sang. !
|
AhclaIa. IT first am humble and d"rilN as
c!I.e, raised h-m~e'f by degrees. on the al-
CLAUSE aAa thro- fragment OF As listeners |
TO a level with tae oE-t.cs q me Schools |
and soon BEGAN - dispute and oppose Their
CGSmaS. Finally De SISNeTIed iIeHI all
founded Il ne" college - philosophy AZ Ne
luu. carrie! away - his tra.n the young q!
students. Iaua..ciZod by his genius, ~ his
increasing popularity spread CONSERVATION
among las rivals. Who were almost deserted
81 Paris; consume! himself wiki the tre he
had kinaiaj ia public Imagination, excited
the envy u the learned H. the university |
and the church: retired Ter two years to the 1
cbscuTitv IF lis native district. 10 fortify |
his powers: and rctFICtreI in Paris strong +.
e.. more celebrated. and more controlling |!
than before. lie pitched has camp. or rAth- /
e. his sci cool. ou tie ,ru:H,.ec. then almost |
s~OlIta;g. oI which now stands the church q
=. G'.eylalr.
THIS !-eame the Mount Aver,ine % a
people @. disciples. outing the ancient sem
lnari,s 30 imh!ve eagerly the fresh and fear
less ..slUruc- nj AHCiaTI- Let US |
imagine .a a. single man the first orator. the
f:=t la.,us,; har. the first poet. the .irst
musician OF his ag.-krtinaus. Cicero. Pc
ir4,r. = hubert. united IN one living celeb
I4Jv-.I.a We .aa then form an idea OF the
popularity Of abe!aTd at this period Of his
If.
At thar time there awelt in Paris a rich
ana powerful canon of the Cathedral Ful-
bu-t. Who resided in the learned quarter Of
tn city. lie had a Niece living with him.
whom he loved with paterEal affection. |
tbs niece, AGED eighteen, and consequently
twenty years younger than Abelard, was al
ready much noticed In Paris for her beauty
and early genius. Her name was Ueloise.
= . = Her features. according to the his
toriars OF the time and Abelard himself.
v.r. less striking 10 IN. eve from laa.,ry
caaa from CxyressiOu-that graceful physi-
.Eug-y OF the heart. which draws. invites
and .arr.-Iz a refrigeration Of the love n