The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1902-06-27
Written for the Jasper COURIER.
THE OUTCASTS.
By z. J. KEMPf.

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In the golden hues the Of e
sum- rays play the mountain crests ana the puuy
welcome the with sweet meodious songs Inc lark
scars round spiral circles and halls the morning VIII"
enchanting sound thrush MARBLES her meodous prayers ana
the sylvan chors enven with their enchanting
HYMNS of love and Joy zephyrs mpregn the earth with
their yena BREATH thousands charms srou from the swell
ing soil groves plains lays forests heath hills ana
Roses and lilies gemmed golden dew enchant the eyes win
their brilliant Gay coored gadio gaudy croc pue oack
and red appear everywhere Orange groves De-
deckd with flowers, snowy tulips, hyacnths heros ama
nths charm eyes watt amboa breath through the ar
fruits on bending boughs beautiful trees nectrou fruits
on encng vines penng gran inepersed with gaudy eaVe
and verna green's please the and arouse the senses
On the plains gmbo Natures brood in ocsome play over the
ead along fikng lambs pursue their
beatng DANES bound the bounds plans Inc bovine
herds Craze green pastures fleet gazes and anteop bound un
among the noble on seathy tiger spotted leopard pay
full bear and spnng wolf and feed the maodon The seva
herum hnoceose and the hppopotam Up trees skip and
climb the apes and monkeys
Purng gushing caaac meanderng streams great seas
pacd lakes uxunt ponds stocked with fish and the amphb
eou brood lined with huge trees palms, and
shrubbery, and are embeished with farest flowers
All earth then existed, was paradise OF flowers and
charms of ferns and chens of mos plains and forests OF
palms and towering OF creeping vines and OF one grand
of luxuance. IL
Amidst the scenes of Eden Eve orgeiu aught but
her divine self for she consider herself the most beau
fu the depicted IN the Golden age OF
Man beautiful creature made by the hand the Mas
ter Eve could His handwok Golden hair flowed over
her back shoulders ankles and hung resses all around
her form She was of height though her
appearance rather above Her eyebrows were
ached and dark her eyes color the rainbow red
yellow blue violet, gray and again like the OPAL
looked ngushingy lovely her exquey moulded and we'll
proporned in the smell Of the violet the and the
honeysuckle py smiling showed teeth Of ivory gs
nng sunshne her lips ruddy and full sensual vgo
her pret dmped and finely turned her small
vet perfect the blood could be coung
through arteries cheeks white marble assumed the color
rpened peach accord with her vim and temper her beau
fully rounded shoulders smooth monumental aabaser and
her finely moulded limbs presented her the perfect picture OF
oveness Clothed only in Eve needed further charm
Thus stroed beautiful Eve in beaueou Eden amidst the trees
the shrubbey and the flowers deep concerning herself
her probable destiny Was she womanke satisfied to be part
OF this great scenery the phg the Man and the subject the
Master other worlds conquer That the
ton with which her thoughts tussed and worried.
Eve the Tree knowledge and stops she
b the plea the Man obey the commands the Master not to
parake the fruit Of True the Man argued that
the f divine pair owed othe Master and Maker
TO obey simple command which compliance An
apple be the simple proof by which High Heaven
Mans f love- The Master had said to the Man. and the
had repeated her. the Great Command time and time and
again-Chid Gods BREATH all this thine all that exists
land water air and high Heaven thou too shall be
heir command thou wilt observe obey in all things esehou
liberty for it is ordained by Heavens eternal pan test
for the f love and the obedience due that children
to their Maker owe you Man. deny this Just due right,
which claims from thee high Heavens omnpoten Might Of hum
BILE clay God made thee and He gives thee sovereignty all
earth He grants thee dwell midst the plenude Of this heav
emily PARADISE then Man thou shoud obey and show thy gratitude
sole command He bids thee obey acknowledge else He
thee OF the dread Tree Of knowledge and
Bad thou shalt not eat the fuit!"
To this command the Master which the Man had wanngy
peaed fair Eve that morning she had left the connuba
added this plea Of the Manic Eve fair Eve beware
offend not Heavens God for Heavens relentless Decree
DEATH Of Immortality for Man, shall be the fruit Of that por
i tentous tree"
And promised 20 ADAM great ADAM Heavens com
mand made hoier still by thy manly Wishes be- nay shall
J, obeyedl''
remembered Eve she looked the glorious admng
i y and sigh Of mingled wonder regret and DESIRE she wa
glng coed around the branches the Life
i She hestaed, admired, wondered, and was lost
4 Wombed within the coils Of the reptile there a stronger min
than own whose fascinating hypnotic and esess might
her relentless powerful Eve stood entranced Sh
could neither away from the Great Unknown,
: traction Of the rich, melodous, wonderful voice.