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The Bible Puzzle.
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Men will make light of us,
lains to his friends.
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As the wh ale « omp I'm transp: rted to see you, as Jonah said to the whatk : ** Von n out of the wet, as the whale said CO . , Render to Seizer the things that are Selzer s. And now, farewell, my learned C., May every | thing come to thee; B it iet othel : me | rk abes ° it is the earnest wish, beiieve me, Of an old correspondent. “re
The Waking Earth.
» ROBERTS.
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With shy, brig clamor the live brooks
sparkle and run;
Freed flocks confer about the farmstead ways;
r . i he airs
+ wine of dreams and shining haze f
Beaded with bird-notes thin—for spring's be is over and
The sap flies upward Death
done, [be glad earth wakes; the glad light breaks; the days
radiant. Praise for the
Grow round, grow new life! Praise For bliss of breath and blood beneath the sun !
What potent wizardry the wise earth wields,
To conjure with a perfume! From bare fields The sense drinks in a breath of furrow and sod, And lo! the b rund of d ays and distance vields; And fetterless the soul is flown abroad,
Lord of desire and be auty like a god
Winds r, Nova Scotia.
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Father Damien.
DIED APRIL 10TH, 1889.
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U God, the cleanest offering Uf tainted earth below, Unblushing to thy feet se « ;
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THE FAIR GOD.
BOOK SEVEN CHAPTER VI { Continued. )
Phree times Hualpa struck the great drum
inthe sanctuary ot Huitzil’; and as the last intonation rolled down into the city the clamor of the infidels broke out anew, and into the : } .¥ - >? > ] } enclosure of the palace they poured a cloud of missiles so thick that place of safety there
was not oufside ti
Lo this time the garrison had kept silence, now, standing ea st his post, they answered. In the days of the former besides preparing banquettes for the repulsion of es- ealades, they had pierced the outer walls, generally but little higher than a man’s head, with loopholes and embrasures, out of which the great and small, were suddenly pointed and discharged. No need of aim; outside, nut farther than the leap of the flames, stood the assailants. The effect, es- pecially of the artillery, was dreadful; and the prodigious noise and the dense, choking smoke sTupified and blinded the masses, so unused to such e1 And from the wall
e buildi: 4
slege,
guna,
ginery. to fly; but in pressed the chiefs and the priests, and louder rose the clangour of conchs and cymbals: the very density of the multi- tude helped stay the panic.
«And down from the temple came the ’tzin, not merely to give the effect of his presence, but to dire the assault. In the sanctuary
he had arrayed himself; his escaupil and til- maili, ct richest feather work, fairly blazed ; his heim and shield sparkled, and behind,
scarcely less splendid, walked Io’ and Hualpa. He crossed the street shouting his War-cry. At sight of him, men struggling to get away turned to fight again.
Next the wall of the palace the shrinking of the infidels had left a clear margin; and there, the better to be seen by his people, the ’tzin betook himself. In front of the embrasures he cleared the lines of fire, so that the guns were ofien ineffectual; he directed attention to the loopholes, so that the appearance of an arbalist or arquebus drew a hundred arrows to the spot. Taught by his example, the war- riors found that under the walls there was a place of safety; then he set them to climbing; tor that purpose some stuck their javelins in the cracks of the masonry; some formed groups over which others raised themselves; altogether the crest of the wall was threatened in a thousand places, insomuch that the Tlascalans occupied themselves exclusively in its defence; and as often as one raised to strike a climber down, he made himself a target for the quick bowmen on the opposite houses.
And so, wherever tie ’tzin went he inspired his countrymen; the wounded, and the many dead and dying, and the blood maddened in- stead of daunting them. They rained missiles into the enclosure; upon the wall they fought hand to hand with the defenders; in their in-
considerate fury many leaped down inside and perished instantly, but all in Vain, Then the '‘tzin had great
timbers brought up, thinking to batter in the parapet. Again and again they were hurled against the face of the masonry, but without effect.
Yet another resort. He had balls of cotton steped in oil shot blazing into the palace- yard. Against the building and its tiled roof they fell harmless. It happened, however, that the sheds in which the Tlascalans quart- ered consisted almost entirely of reeds, with roofs of rushes and palm leaves; they burst into flames. Water could not be spared by the garrison, for the drought was great; in the extremity of the Tlascalans and many Christians were drawn from the defences and set to casting earth upon the new enemy. Hundreds of the former were killed or dis- abled. The flames spread to the wooden out- works of the wall. The smoke almost blotted out the day. After awhile a part of the wall fell down and the infidels rushed in; asteady fire of arquebuses swept them away, and choked the chasm with the slain; still others braved the peril; company after company dashed into the fatal snare uselessly, as waves roll forward and spend themselves in the gorge fa sea-wall.
The conflict lasted without through the long hours. down. In the withdrew—all from the “confi
abatement The sun went twilight the great host that could. The smoke agration and guns melted i the shades of night ; and tee, io p.cver, came out one by one to see the wrecks
heaped and gl. i g ghastly . and palace-yard. y tying in the bloody street
i the
lor, told off in working parties, labored to re store the breach.
All night the infidels collected their dead ‘and wounded, thousands in number. They did not offer to attack— custom forbade that ; yet over the walls they sent their vengeful | “ rrninugs.
All night the listening sentinels on the para pet noted the darkness tilled with sounds | of preparation from every quarter ot the eity. And they crossed themselves, and muttered
| names of saints and good angels, and | thonght shudderingly of the morrow. Continued. )
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