Category: Poetry
The worst as well as the best of us in this world, sometimes love to stop and think. The bad man, wanting every fine feeling, and mostly giving his passions the rein, and suffering them to lead him, to the exclusion of what is beautiful in morals and religion, will sometimes b...
My story now leads me a little from the straight track, I have kept thus far—but ’tis necessary to turn aside a little, for the sake of the dark catastrophe, which brought sorro...
2. Part 2An excellent means of thus presenting to us the characters of history, as they are in their original cast, and as they progress or change in the course of events, may be found i...
1. Part 1The worst as well as the best of us in this world, sometimes love to stop and think. The bad man, wanting every fine feeling, and mostly giving his passions the rein, and suffer...
4. Part 4The joyful faces around him—the gay laugh ringing in his ears—the warm kiss of affection—the soft whisper of love—all, _all_ reveal the solitude, the hopelessness of his lot. Ho...
5. Part 5This is the outline, and we will now examine parts more minutely. The author, in the first thirty pages, proceeds to introduce the hero to the reader, in the bar-room of the “Ro...