. Charakter Skizzen von Romanze, Science-Fiction und Drama. evated Verhalten, seine Autorität, seine entzündete Augen und die überzeugende intona- seine Stimme. Wie müssen Sie Majestät und Kraft, um seinen Worten gegeben haben, als Cast-beiseite ing seine Karten und Diagramme und Verwerfen für eine Zeit in seinem praktischen und scientificlore, seine visionären Geist Feuer an der dogmatischen Einwände seiner Gegner nahm, und Hemet sie auf ihrem eigenen Boden! Washington Irvings Columbus. Die alte Geschichte von Columbus den Beweis erbringen, dass der Rat die Möglichkeit eines makingan Ei stehen am Ende ist in der beigefügten engra Ill.

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. Character sketches of romance, fiction and the drama. evated demeanor, his air of authority, his kindling eyes and the persuasive intona-tions of his voice. How must they have given majesty and force to his words, as cast-ing aside his maps and charts, and discarding for a time his practical and scientificlore, his visionary spirit took fire at the doctrinal objections of his opponents, and hemet them upon their own ground ! Washington Irvings Columbus. The old story of Columbus demonstrating to the council the possibility of makingan egg stand on end is illustrated in the accompanying engraving. The action was inreply to the contemptuous observation of a fellow-guest that, since it was well-knownthat the earth was round, no genius was required to circumnavigate it, or to conceivethe idea that there must be continents upon the other side. Columbus made no verbalrejoinder, but presently bantered his companions to make an egg stand on end. Whenthe futile sport had been carried on for awhile, he broke the end of his egg and left itstanding.. COLUMBUS AND HIS EGG. COMAL AND CALBINA 251 COMEDY OF ERRORS son of Albion, chief of a hundred Mils.He loved Oalbina (daughter of Conlech), who was beloved by Grumal also. Oneday, tired out by the chase, Comal andGallbina rested in the cave of Roman; butere long a deer appeared, and Comal wentforth to shoot it. Duiing his absence, Galbina dressed herself in armor to tryhis love, and strode from the cave.Comal thought it was Grumal, let fly anarrow, and she f eU. The chief too late dis-covered his mistake, rushed to battle, andwas slain.—Ossian, Fingal, ii. Comala, daughter of Sarno, king ofInistore (tJie Orkneys). She feU in lovewith Fingal at a feast to which Sarno hadinvited him after his return from Den-mark or Lochlin (Fingal, iii.). Disguisedas a youth, Comala followed him, andbegged to be employed in his wars; butwas detected by HidaUan, son of Lamor, whose love she had slighted. Fingal wasabout to marry her when he was call

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