The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-09-30

Is noble, devoted at heart TO Sylvia but
timld in expression OF his love ana even
ready to give her up to PrOteus. think
ing incorrectly that she prefers him. Pro-
teus. base and sensual. turns from the
faithful Julia, who has disguised hers III
as a page To be near him., and threatens
10 make violent love to Sylvia. Nalen.
tine has sought the forest to tell his
woes to the nightingale when Proteus.
Sylvia and Julia appear and Proteus ie-
clares his purpose 10 force Sylvia to yield
TO him. Valentine draws his sword and
tnterferes to save Sylvia from violence.
Then Proteus repents.
a. Julius Csesar-The Assassination.
Caesar
Yet in number 7 do know but one
That unassailable holds on his rank.
Inshakd OF motion; and that ] am he.
Let me a little show II. even this.
That was constant Climber should be ban.
And constant do remain to keep him so.
Thus speaking I'm the Senate-House.
Caesar denied the appeal that the Danish
ment OF Publius Climber be revoked.
Metellus Climber. Brutus and CHINA had
Joined In the petition. Casca had been
stationed behind Caesar to give the sig
nal, by raising his hand for the attack,
az soon as Caesar denied the petition.
which was presented only as an Incident
q the conspiracy 20 assassinate. The
denial or the prayer was anticipated.
Mark Antony had been induced 10 leave
by Trebonius just before the attack.
s. As You Like 1.-THE Wrestling Match.
The little strength that I have. I would It
were with you.
And mine to exc ont hers.
Rosalinds-
Fare You well: pray heaven I be deceived in
Celia
Your hearts desire be with YOU
With such encouraging words. the fair
cousins sent Orlando TO his match with
Charles. the professional champion. who
had only a short time before cracked the
ribs or 'fHTaa nT0DPT N0nnR men Qf px-
cellent growth and presence according
70 lie Beau. the c%ourtier. Touchstone.
the ,philosophic Jester, had suggested. 1T
Is the first time that ever 7 heard break
ing Of ribs was sport for ladies'" But
Rosalind and Celia had chosen TO remain
for, the match after trying to dissuade
tercede with Duke Frederick. Celia's
father. T. the handsome stranger would
give up his foolhardy challenge. But Or
lando insists and the girls express their
sympathy. which. on the part of Rosa
lind, is to ripen quickly into something
stronger. as Orlando overcomes the
boastful champion.
Cordelis:-
0 my dear fatherl Restoration hang
Thy medicine on my lips: and let this kiss
Repair those violent harms that my two
Have in thy reverence madei
Cordelia. tho dowerless daughter. has
come frsm France 10 devote herself to
the care Of her old hslf-crazed father.
httA A+NdAt CnE mas promised her Jewels
to the doctors II they will restore the
King to health. The efforts Of the doc
tors and OF the daughter come too late.
Lear was reduced to a most pitiable con-
dition by the ingratftude and evil act OF
the tree cherous older daughters, Goneril
and Regan; TO whom he had given his
Nah and With Who he mad divided
straits before Cordelia came to his res
cue that he was wandering in the fields.
wearing a crown Of weeds and singing
Z mpH songs The dnOt aWu uvpva alla -
quiet the mind hut they conl1 not bring
hack strength. Cordelia was admitted to
see her father lying on a couch in n
him to forget his suffering$. She wns
accompanied by the faithful Kent. who
had served Lear Loyalty but had been
hantsaed while tho king was under the
evil Influence or Goneril and Regain. The
RAY. illustrates the law ~ compensation
IN that C@oneril and Regan. co-rartners
IN v~ickedness. become estranged. Con-
eril poisons Regain and Kills herself.
T. cymbelIne-Imogen in the Cave.
Good masters, harm me not;
Before I entered here. I call'd, and thought
To have hers'd or bought what l have look:
have stolen nought. nor would not though
had found
Gold -strew'd T. the floor. Here's money for
would have left It on the board so soon
As had made my meal and parted
With prayers for the proyender.
Daughter Of Cymbeline, King OF Brit
ain, Imogen incurred the displeasure OF
her father because she would not marry
Cloten. instead OF PoSthumus Leonatrs.
She was prosecuted and through a series
of receptions was induced to undertake
a long and perilous journey. She Was
prompted to put on male clothing and to
take the name OF Fidele. Lost In the
wilds OF Wales. she entered n cave
While she was eating, food found there.
three men came I'm. They were Belarius.
q lord who had been banished by GYM
heline. and two young princes, sons ~
Cymheline, stolen In childhood by Bel
had received. Belarius welcomes limo
gen. or rather the youth Fidele, as he
supposes her to be.
Belarius:-
Think ms no churls' snp neasare our good
by this rude place we live in. Well en-
'Tis almost night: yon shall have better
cheer
Ere yon depart; and thanks to stay and
Boys, bid him welcome.
As Fidele, Imogen is entertained and
cared for by Belarius and the stolen
princes There are many adventures In
which Imogen shows those qualities
which have prompted the Shakespearean
1 students to call her zone OF the loveliest
~ Shakespeare's creations OF female
characters"
8. corioianus In the Forum.
Coriolanus:-
Third Citizen
We do sir; tell us what has brought ~ 70 4.
Ny own desert.
Your own desert7
Ay, hit not mine own dssis~. or
Third Citi1en;-