Godey's Lady's Book, Vol. 42, January, 1851 by Various
page 70 of 233 (30%)
page 70 of 233 (30%)
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And makes the wise contemn and hate him too--
Hate and contemn the more, the more he prospers. MARGRAVE. This is not Bolton's picture? GODFREY. No. His pride, Now his strong lion will has curbed the jackals-- Those appetites and vanities of self That mark the coxcomb rare wherever seen-- Is all made up of generous sentiments, The father's, citizen's, and patriot's pride. MARGRAVE. You read him like a book. GODFREY. An art we learn Of reading men when we have few books to read. CRIER OF THE COURT. Silence! _Enter two_ OFFICERS OF THE COURT, _attending the twelve_ JURYMEN, _who take their seats. A crowd follows._ PROFESSOR OLNEY _trying to press through the crowd: young_ HENRY BOLTON _makes room for him_. YOUNG BOLTON. Stand here, Professor Olney--take this place; |
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