The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-14
from the infant size had left, although
his heart yearned upon him with love and
BY AN ULTRA ooroGENARIAN. 4


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from the infant size had left, although,
tenderness.
9: re knew that the English would
partly Of their own blood. to reign In in his
stead. and knew that he himself was too
old and his people too weak to resist
their power. 8
And he .longed, to be with his daggh-
refused to be comforted. ss5 Z. MI
saying # n Sesier = .hou far die than han
i've" and his prayer Was granted. and
and 5 put not yith1ut nope
countenance and imperiousE temper. that
brooked no opposition.
~. lie seemed born to command unruly
natures, for he was endowed with such
royal ma esty as was bestowed on the son
of David. ,s5
S. And his tribe, and mighty Wero-a
him as though he were the brother OF the
s. Wary and watchful. often did he en-
trap his enemies; never was he surprised
10. II" summer hurricane and wlntry3
blast, with measured step through path
ss Wds he aants il to sh hs s M
seem the footprint OF hut one.
IL. Therefore his enemies Il, would t1,,, net
ttongued voice sounded the war shrek in
their sleeping ears. echoed from all his
host with every bloW&o the tomahawk.
dignity to gain favor from the mightiest
Is. When told that Captain Newport de-
sired he would 70 to .Jamestown 70 re-.
haughuly answered:
lIS'Let Newport come to WeroWocom
leo; Will never enter the English Tort.
Nor did he ever do so. even after tho
marriage of his daughte- had induced
him to bury the tomahawk. s .s,a u.
81 15 From that time he lived at peace
f T1.n shH Can there Be- friendship be.
tween the oppressed and the oppressor?
10, Will tho dove trust to the embrace
prasn Of the spider, or the Southern cav
alier tamely Yield to the stripes OF the
III No brides or threats could win him
is Few rulers ever equalled him In fore
cast; no warrior ever surpassed MN IN
10 All the book learning q King James,
BY nature upon this rude barbarian, was
a. Now. when the sceptre departed from
Powhatan, his youngest brother. Opltch-
apali, after the custom OF the tr'oe..
reigned IN his ste ea,,n, uo ! t,nu IN ali the
nnauties necessary to govern wild barba-
rans, who knew no law nor ever Yie!sasa
iohedlence to mortal. save alone thetrl
~: 81 me distant Werewsnees.n m who h 'aa
authority Of his feeble successor, +, !, - IA
by Opechancanough, his elder nrotner.
having formed league WITH the E a9 ;ToI
ioined them to rob the Powhatan r'a O. tholr
ls1t't'n "a tbawN themselyes aided In their
their skins. which they needed for FOOD.
Is. And these. as wen s as the! hov sca sniS
for glass ornaments and strong dri n.N
and gave themselves up to drunkenness
ana sloth. ~. aa,unad cor.
rn roi { BY co,nrnuncatlon with the Chris
tian E English from he simplicity that was
in their heather nature. ,.a,,,, ~.
q And the 1on p tsoir wIgGams and Vii.
s. And the brayest q1d best ses q thne!e
had never seen the face Of man, , ~
20. opltchapan. could nellher keeh rn,s
chief warrlors e. h Hoae nqr I
us NJ bed BY Ills elaerbrother yho Et TN
same smsn ar1saY d grGe1sh e lawful w sue.
oe 81. Hoping that he himself, n y, th hs
Princes guardian. might enjoy III bro ane
psyenn u an the s' 5salausy Of KIM James
rotlsed ana lie feared that 4, tn lasssaa simedd
the briaisn n nra shouid Weld the 5sceptre
q yiIIr Yi boundlsss domain, ,,o,,n,,
ss Theresore he ordered a th ,a,rS yoqthhs s
avn lea aansa him. n Ike hse be
s WIas In the eyes Of the ina I,, ama
Make hin i,s e 9, rae e. d SpIh tns Aus
was r ia be Continued Next Sunday