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those relations must charge the public a higher price for their work than they would do if they had no incumbrances . But , neverthelesg , it is a good rule to force the paupers , as much a # possible , on their relations , in order to make it incumbent on the whole community well to train and educate their relations as they grow up . Nothing but education can ultimately and entirely extinguish pauperism .
This is a very rough sketch , but if it serves to set readers thinking as to what are the real distinctions in society , my purpose will be answered . March . 1836 , Junjus Redivivus ,
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SPECIMENS OF ITALIAN POETS . BY THH TRANSLATOR OF " HECTOR FIJ 3 RAM 0 SCA . "
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899 Specimen * of Italian Poets .
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• ' Alfin tu spleiuli , o Sole , o del Creato , &c . &c . ' At length thou shin ' , oh Sun ! Thou life and soul Of the created world ; image sublime Of God , who o ' er thy surface has diffused A portion of his glory infinite ! Seasons and hours , with beauteous , varied tints , Dance in thy golden light , thou measurer Of ages and of ages as they pass ! At length thou sljinest !—cold , tempestuous ,
No . II . UGO FOSCOLO .
A brooding storm did overhang the earth ; Masses of cumulate and gravid clouds With sable scrolls the heav ' ns did occupy : And , growling , through the atmosphere ' s expanse The thunder rattled ; while , flash after flash Of lightning broke the darkness horrible . Affrighted Nature stood in silence wrapt ; The rivulet with sad and gurgling sound Flowed timidly along its grassy bed ; Nor was the rustling of a single leaf
Heard through the forest , whose wild animals Did fear t' expose their cowering heads beyond The mouths of their black dens . —Loud howled the wind : Then , midst a rushing flood of hail , of rain , Of thunderbolts , tempestuously poured , The whirlwind came : swoln rivers did o ' erflow Their banks , and inundate with foaming waves The meadows ; whilst , uprooted giant trees Flew crashing through the air ; and the cleft rock * Yawned with wide rents , and from their quaking creati
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), May 2, 1836, page 298, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2657/page/34/
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