TREE AND SCAFFOLD BURIAL.

Yet, though so skilled, of such transcendent worth, This boarded scaffold doth he not despise; The fate that on its axis turns the earth From day to night, here shows he to our eyes, Raising, through many a work of glorious birth, Art and the artist's fame up toward the skies.

He treated his trial with the utmost indifference, and went to the scaffold erect and apparently unconcerned.

Even in his after work he met with so many rubs and ruffles, and was so insufficiently paid, that the Duchess of Marlborough, said, in allusion to his scaffold labors, "He is dragged up and down in a basket two or three times in a week for an insignificant £200 a year."...

The seer, in Skye, shrieked as the blood did flow, When headless Charles warm on the scaffold lay!

The facade was thus somewhat imposing; of the rear the less said the better; and as to the interior, it was at present one expanse of dust, impeded by scaffold-poles, and all the windows had large blotches of paint upon them.

You do not pull down the throne to leave the scaffold standing.

Come, my little Pearl!" Leaning on Hester's shoulder, the minister, with the child's hand in his, slowly ascended the scaffold steps.

While he leant against the scaffold weeping, he saw a man watching him.