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cere Asked for pardon, would refuse it-- More than heaven severe? Who to erring woman's sorrow Would with taunts reply? Would you, brother? No--you would not. If you would--not _I_. Who would say that all who differ From his sect must be Wicked sinners, heaven-rejected, Sunk in Error's sea, And consign them to perdition With a holy sigh? Would you, brother? No--you would not. If you would--not _I_. Who would say that six days' cheating, In the shop or mart, Might be rubbed by Sunday praying From the tainted heart, If the Sunday face were solemn, And the credit high? Would you, brother? No--you would not. If you would--not _I_. Who would say that Vice is Virtue In a hall of State? Or that rogues are not dishonest If they dine off plate? Who would say Success and Merit Ne'er part company? Would you, brother? No--you would not. If you would--not _I_. Who would give a cause his efforts When the cause is strong, But desert it on its failure, Whether right or wrong? Ever siding with the upmost, Letting downmost lie? Would you, brother? No--you would not. If you would--not _I_. Who would lend his arm to strengthen Warfare with the right? Who would give his pen to blacken Freedom's page of light? Who would lend his tongue to utter Praise of tyranny? Would you, brother? No--you would not. If you would--not _I_. "A people among whom Charles Mackay is a popular writer," says the Dublin University Magazine, "must possess largely the elements of greatness and the reality of goodness." THE COUNT MONTE-LEONE, OR, THE SPY IN SOCIETY.[18] TRANSLATED FOR THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE FROM THE FRENCH OF H. DE ST. GEORGES. _Continued from page 229._ Second crime: A cold and deliberate attempt upon the life of Stenio Salvatori, on the public square of _Torre-del-Greco_. The Count listened to this harangue without emotion. "Bring in," said the judge, "both the witnesses and the plaintiffs, for they have a double quality." At this summons, a man of stern and moody aspect appeared, with his hair and dress in great disorder. He was sustained by two others, and the group paused at the foot of the balcony, where the judges sat. "Your name?" said the Grand Judge
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