The Jasper weekly courier., 1902-07-18
Written for the Jasper COURIER.
THE OUTCASTS.
TContinued from last week. ]
By E. J. KEMPr.

[Connued from last week.
But YOUR commands rang and with haste turned 10
flee from the heavenly when thus strange snake pk 20
me- Eve M with discerning pay heed immu'ao ra'e
has decreed that Son God would DE over heaven
and eab Now the awful mystery this wondeous Tree the
Tree of knowledge good and bad is, bears the magic u
that he wi eats thereof god Thus pake the nake eh
s,aning coil the highest ba ches ana deVous
fruit But wait for the fearful train OF woes threatened
Man. and strange tell the gtering worm transformed into an
angelic being True not noble and good you on
Adam, but, indeed, he was god' .
And Eve with seductive smile embraced Adam and caressed %
as she continued narrative How could thy Eve misus. %
the poke being? puck.d luscious apple from the ioDaoen
Tree ate my fill and Oh! feel am queen over heaven anu
earth Adam my Oh was for thee ate the iru' 'ne
dread Fate prove thee the prophecy eo on "
God sovereign would be- If fell victim to grim aea'n 'nem
not you but would lose my life and happiness ou SUI.
voudst ve Know now ADAM the secret OF how mucn Eve
loved thee Oh thou godlke Man. For thus feaoneu' ne y
will come when longer calm the wish to solve tne mystery
about this wonrous Thou Adam, greater ana hooe a
thine Eve wouds risk thy precious lie save e
Eve Knowing prevent the unuterape woe iof ee
fall victim to grim DEATH myself as sacrhce lot 'hee
therefore ate ve and feel the powers OF that cees
Tree and earth and heavens waiting Tor thee as h eh
master Eat then, Oh! ADAM best oeioVeu' ea' anu ' Wv
mandates Of the prophecy
.d listened to the seductive If his fair bride with ming
la main and pleasure him unutterab misery see how
easily Eve had succumbed the vile attey OF the unknown ana
how readily she surrendered her virtue to his seductive
t his pleasure was equally discover that I've sui ovo
him with the true undyng love OF Lost she was io
ever lost to heaven Adam this could not De- Inc Ter
% hattie between right wrong which had heaved and torn the
bosom Of the The Man and not the uoo had con
orered The die was cast retreat impossible
Adam smiled on Eve with superior smile, and pressed n
l;n with kissep pure cried How can live with
ont thee O. nv Evei What what is happiness wna'
fa hou nv Eve? This great Eden would be but Solitude
ro n;serv without my companion. Each floral charm
the golden fruit cingng vine fair emblem o our love-
bu remind me of thy fair and lovely form How could al
~ - or nuptia bower mine Eve? Nay 1t can not
~ aesv not the Master dare not the Unknown hut this say
ns ALI the powers the worlds will stand BY thee to the
last in nv feeble way while there is spark Of lie e 20 oeena
| thee" -, -. ...,;.,ad.
90 beautiful woman made Of my flesh and bone nearest my
heart with thee my wife, live or die win hee welcome
- nao,b f thou nv Eve del There no terrors In
- r ma excep to be parted from thee To stay with thee Is he
hone Of Mans and OF the eve OF Man SAD
dreay life The and dismal grave ends thus Inc STRIFE ou
;l, not come single alone Oh my beloved we soheu
NV bvildeed brain with loving kiss thou art restored to my acn
u ing heart and aro my hope and bliss.
Thus spake Adam, then from Ev outstre'cned nano ne
no ;t and eats in spite Gods command welcoming crue e
h an ,he dire misery for him, caring naught fear
ing nothing Like lion at bay he dehes all.
Cursed shall be the earth Of all her beauty shon-what cares
- an Eve his thises and thorns will take the place OF n
.:.,s corn and luscious ui-wha Adam, SO Eve Is MS
iogs the gloomy air. and cause sickness ane
misery eyerywherewhat ADAM SO Eve Is MS chli'ng o'aS
destruction earth-what ADAM SO Eve
80; ~ and famine shall fair earh-what cares ADAM
Eye Is his grim shall reap rich harve-what cares Adam
SO Eve Is his So, ~ - -
n free our base offence the awful consequence
Away from hence from Paradise away thence TO woc Of % an
misery is Gods decree By the sweat ol my prov "" m
"a .s;p thee sustenane wilt bear thy children IN PAM an
tber no will trv to regain Good will Of the Master
cries Eve hear God IN the couu "n
mi hear Hin n the windl' ,,,, ,.,v ,,;oo
all And waited the mountain crests sounded he
Man thou ddst choose and Of thy own Tree VIII hou das'
,ha mower Of rebeiou hell but yet Oh Mani my sin Mu
he nae Of Redeemng Power, and the scale OF heaven %
e ia 40 Marcv nlea Despair not is hope yet lett
y'ou ~ 49, y,oph.cv. O God mercu God will be, an
% Man redeemed through Him will live eernally.' -,
Tho M grows dim shades OF night draw nign ana
;no clouds overcast the sky dismal looking uncad pun
ha Man and his Mate dubious steps rand in hand leave
a,os of THAR native Eden bshnd them to seek 7,
ssama in a, unknown cline Many mile they wanu
hronuh the valley along the hillside until dark ngh oel
,hsm Thoroughly exhausted by hunger cold and weansone
M pair protection OF up mountain o
inst in time TO escape wrath Of the terrible storm na' now o
,s earth Eve the floor Of the cave IN ant
Alan ias to his knees by side Of the fair creature whom
loves than life.