American art and American art collections; essays on artistic subjects (1889)
Montgomery, Walter · Boston, E.W. Walker & co · leaf 296
too, leaning towrds its lord. Moving a tip-toe, silent as the elves, As mischievous too, trip three bare-footed girls Not opened yet to womanhood. AMERICAN ART 7Si The second illustration shows us the death of the great Spanish Chief, Zarca, who is aboutto burn the priest, Father Isidor; but is… … Freeing the Captive. Drawn by Sheppard. But. Zarca, deaf to all entreaties, gives the command, — Quick, guards, and clear the path, — And Don Silva, as he saw aboveThe form of Father Isidor upswungConvulsed with martyr throes; . . . with sudden snatch At something hidden in his breast, he strode…
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