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NOTES AND QUERIES
Mrrawns.
- 6""!l like to ask Tin: Cor.-n-..
just how forge a ,.,rtc.',i
If the gentleman's taste is particu
larly good he certainly has no need to
ask such a question. He will do the
right th.ng without a rule. There is a
rule however, as inllexilile as the laws
of Medes and the Persians. It is this
the size of the chrysanthemum should
increase in exict ratioas the size of the
individual decreases.
Is there any truth in the report that
Omaha will have a week of German
opera this winter, and will Tannhauser
be among the opera's ?
Cotterdamarung
I have heard on very good authority
that Mr. Damiofth and the German
opera company will tarry in Omaha at
least three nights and there present
three Wagnerian operas. I Tear the
valiant knight of Venus will not appear
on that occasion however, as I believe
the three operas will be selected from
the suite of the Niebelurg ring.
All the newspapers have been
speaking of Eugene Field's translations
from Horace. What are they and by
what house are they published"? A. W.
A few years ego A. C. McClurg& Co.,
of Chicago published a volume of
Horatian translations entitled "Echoes
From the Sabine Farm,"' by Eugene
m Bosewell Martin Field. The
edition was a handsome and rather
costly one and was limited to tive
hundred copies. The library of the
state university owns copy Vi)S. The
work has recently been reprinted in
cheaper form. I should not exactly call
them translations, they are rather
modi rai; a'ions. They are certainly free
from the lumbering, literal, pedantic air
which has so long imbued translations
from Horace. Perhaps they are a little
too free, but they certainly have more
of the spirit of that ancient and jovial
Raman than the labored rendering,
of the Doctors 01 philology. The
amusing thing about them is that they
usually lack the classical elegance and
poesy of Horace while they retain and
exaggerate all his rakish humor. Mr.
Field translates that famous closing
ode of the first book thus:
"Boy, 1 detest the Persian pomp;
I hate those linden bark devices;
And as for roses. Holy Moses!
They can't be got at living prices.
Myrtle is good enough us,
For yon, as bearer of my 1'a jon;
For me, supino benia'h this vine.
Doing my best to get a jag on."
The following is Mr. Field's translation
of an ode Horace wrote to get even
with one of his old sweethearts whose
charms had commenced to fade. Mr.
Field calls it "The Roasting of Lydia,"
and it is a roast indeed.
No more vour needed rest at night
Hi- ribald vouth is troubleii;
No moie your windows, fastened tight
Yield to their knocks redoubled.
No lonuer vou may hear them cry,
-Why art thou, Ldia. lying
In heavy sleep till morn is nigh
While I, yourlove, am dying.
Grown old and faded ou bewail
The rakes insulting sally.
While round jeur home the Thracian
gale
Storms through the lonely alley.
What furious thoughts will fill jour
heart,
What passions herce and tmglisn
(Can not be properly expressed
In calm rejwseful hnghsh.
The exceseively modern tone of these
translations rather shocked students of
the classics when the book first appeared
But Field got down through the form
to the fact and he thought that a good
fellow in a toga who walked the Appian
way in da bU. C. was very much the
same man as a goo,', follow of to day
in creased trowsrs and a high silk hat".
One who has read Horace can not admiro
Field's translations, but ho mav be
amused by them. Here is Fields'
etimate of Horace.
Tiik Tkith A holt IIokack.
It is very aggravating
To hear the solemn pratiug
Of tho fossils who are statirg
That old Horace was u prude.
When we know that with the
ladies
He was always raisirg Hades.
And with many an escapade
ins oem productions are imbued.
There is really not much harm in a
Large number of his carmina.
But people find alarm in a
Few records of his acts;
So they'd squelch tho music caloric
.inn 10 siuuents so.noaionc
They'd present as metaphoric
What old Horace meant for facts.
He was a very owl. Fir,
When he started out to prowl, sir.
Vou bet he made Rome howl, sir.
Until he filled his dite.
With a massic laden ditty,
And a classic maiden pretty.
He painted up the city,
And Maecenas paid the freight.
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Du'ftl, N ivember 2, 18!."i
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NOTICE.
James Doak, Mary J. Doak Joseph
Sparks. Bertha Rodabaugh, Mr. l-oda-bauuh,
her husband, (first i,ame un
known) defendants, will take notice
that on the 4th day of September 1SD5,
Esther E. Lewis, the plaintiff herein,
filed her petition in the District court
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to secure the payment of one certain
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