New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-05-09
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indignation He went reading from the blotted
square sheet he had found upor his sons table
T's Gar ga h. s Sorrows 19a,ns uopE Cease
Poison'd with Darts enyenomed with thy
,n tn teach the young whe'p 10 rhyme. growIed
-envenomed with thy spIght
a TVra ~ a vb saIhe e NTH an Heart Of Stone
yet shall his Harshness Wiring from Moan
D0nt make too sure o that. Master whipper-
snapper growled the Squire ominously.
"5ils ao, thou Poetic Breath
In SOM some 4, Adumbrate ThsSet or Wild Heath
mere let u rear our sweet Domestick Cell
woman in it. Now. who IS tire baggage 7
wonder
rendering. Squire BucktroUt scrat ched his stub
Oily chin with the edge OF the copy Of verses made
oy MS son, and IN the Z became aware that The
Tbou nE man was standing before him on the
tered. Parents have rights aV.1 rovVo - ~ IN ~
Of actiT5 ~ Ihe{ had more or made less scruple
invading Georges chosen sanctum in Georges b.
sence, and reading Georges verses uninvited bv
he ~ ne Ltd paced himself in false position
IL grew redcer IF possible flushing I'D 10 the adces
oeont tS + VII powdered wig until he resembled
so, Ar Scribbler. is this how YOU spend YOUR
cestors have held erce ola pfii19 ma. gu an Az
Billy the Squire meant LVfuiar1 NC f,cr,1JJ,a-(
your pleasure has been TO shut yourself up in 4
9id library grind paints. make ink, stain paper ana
nolI musty books under your nose Now the I'M
sraLtfd sapAns bears fruit WI vengeance Adrat
seems. and in love vi a uymph. You Young zany
'1 te ng hf BIN, name ana Eh2t sc mean by IN
on the Squire so as 20 send his passion up to white
Of his London me- e SHOES Close tos ssf Ta Wills
tne sturdy legs eneased in the squire's rusty old
Nympha In the original Grey 81 ''7 "''U
calmly
Signifies bride"
-. ,.Ay, as | guessed. she's for weddins" sneered
Or. as some authorities will have fl. .Nympha
i borf I5Is by GAansing L into y as n ne
HuIniglty winch gives lie TO trees herbs plants:
nearken TO lis sermons standing BY YOUR leave
carved. high backed arm chair IN which his great
grandfather had sat before him. and stretched out
The Nymphs sir continued George. who was
the ocean, the rulers of rivers. The nurses Of
Bacchus. and the gOddesses OF the fields
Az and which is thy fancy Ia be glad to hear
There Is Napea. nymph Of the mountains" be-
There be no mountains in Ieicestershire, thank
There are the Dryades. nympas OF me woods.
and the Naiafes nyrnPhs OF ne foods
tiers. he added mo neHt later George Went On
They are In appearance beautiful young viz
'Humph,"
With their arms and legs bare
'Hussfes,'' snorted the Squire.
Their hair flowing and crowned with water lilies.
and they commonly carry vases in their hands.
irom winch tney pour ONT crystal streams -
oakeu table heavily with his stout hunting crop,
II YOU De masking game %. your own iataer. adFa'
sir, YOU desired 81 ne the origin 81 TIE Nymphz
scholar Z could DO no less than supply tre in-
said George breathing rapidly througn MS nose
sign that he was losing hts temper
squire cooling In proportion as his esh and blood
grew hot MAKE clean breast Of i and our vi
dwell In a thicket on heath wi YOU. it seems
oa' %ne4 YOU se. srrI 5 5a J NY 5 1 it ~
Nokes Hall The acres bent entailed not since the
rags in Alsatia and took his knghthood with i'm
20 the grave can cut YOU OF Win guinea II
and POUNDS. you've a tongue In your head ha Mt
certainly. sir but Z have learned 70 keep II
quiet when my elders are wasging theirs said
THIS speech was either deferen tal or impairment
Just YOU choose 70 take IT, The squire looked
loyHsy at III S IN hunting FJi 'T T ,r S%% his breast
I'm waiting. George Bqcktrogt, let me- remind
she Ia whom that poetcal invocation was
a uynph. bur. rather. a Muse youngest or the,
tuuefuI Nine. by name 'allioDe' IN.
she Is not a christian sir buy a pagan said
Joke the Squire exploded as II a glowing tallow
candle snur had faIer into "A barrel of blasting
And YOU would bring Belle savage an inadeI
'rablr God fearing house IKE mine, Zou1ds and
purple lips. he shook his whip the powder New /
You grow warmer than the lndiscretou war
Squire rose ND. purple from brow to nectband. and
struck the table dancing blow with his eiehched .
Give her ND. this Mistress Cauio-whats her /
eatlen name A-done with her. now. this instant. /
IT you're no longer son OF mine! D. m father VT (
heart OF stone, am l, tyrant whom oppression .
The description sir however exaggerated at the /
e4s dom continue said Ge6rge very pale
Down on your knees and swear you,H nave no +
more do with her Get down. sir. DO as bid .
Ou." roared the enraged Old man. the hunting .
Il kneei 10 no man save King George the Second. /
md blow is what III take from noIe-no not /
Give me a moment: sir 10 explain this-this ride
lIouS misunderS tandinC
''Nneel DO as 7 bid We. or you're no son o mine,
give We minute 20 think IL over, the Squire
II ess than minute viii serve me sir" said
ieorge. I'm whose young veins the Bucktrout blood
as boiling you 3IG me me GO Sn -,, go t
made their in the world unhampered by .
For Comment the Squire puiled handful Of
uineas from his breeches pocket. and threw one
There's an the inheritance will ever hamper YOU
ID post il on the church door tomorrow that
ave no longer a son. and the King can have the
sir II on such a poor pretence YOU close your
cart TO me- began George, with an effort
ant one. 60 look for it on the highway; deal m
Q such trthes Now make the house clean Of
lgs. snorted the unyieldng Squire.
lie solitary guinea thrust il in his fob. and bowel
the door. II opened and shuttle Squire dropped
,avily into his great-grandfather's chair. The
thargy Of exhaustion seized upon his faculties
r he was an older man than his years He slipped
5 chin upon his rumpled frtlls while George
gPpe6d o for rdGf s IN PLAN dTagse suit
on the back of a stout bay cob
I bought her. with the atty my father gave ne