Programme . o the drama was intended to apply: We are the more eagerto bring Lucifer upon the tragic stage since he, stricken at last bythe thunderbolt of God, is thrust down to hell, as a signal example toall thankless and ambitious persons who audaciously dare to rise upagainst consecrated powers and majesties and lawful connection with this it should be noted that Vondel from time to timeassailed with fierce invective the revolutionaries in England, and oneof these pieces, To the Regicides of England, begins, DissemblingLucifer made parliament his tool. It is said that Milton
Programme . o the drama was intended to apply: We are the more eagerto bring Lucifer upon the tragic stage since he, stricken at last bythe thunderbolt of God, is thrust down to hell, as a signal example toall thankless and ambitious persons who audaciously dare to rise upagainst consecrated powers and majesties and lawful connection with this it should be noted that Vondel from time to timeassailed with fierce invective the revolutionaries in England, and oneof these pieces, To the Regicides of England, begins, DissemblingLucifer made parliament his tool. It is said that Milton, writing his Paradise Lost, borrowed,largelyfrom Vondels Lucifer. * Milton long ago was accused of plagiarism. *iThat SatanJs really the hero of Paradise Lost i-. known by Lord Thurlows blunt remark, that hewas a damned fine fellow and he (Thurlow) hoped he would win. This is to be compared with Hutchinsonsdescription of, Paradise Lost as that cursed farce of Milton, where he makes the devil his hero.— HOTEL PURITAN Commonwealth Avenue, near Massachusetts AvenueSurface Lines and Subway Station Styg BtBltttrtto goaftrn ffimtgg A high-class hotel with moderate ratesSome gfohe trotters hare been good enmtch to say that the Puritan is one0/ the most attractive and home-like hotels in the world. ated booklet of the Hotel will be mailed on request. S. M. Costello, Manager FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ORPHANS ANDDISABLED SOLDIERS OF THE WAR IN FRANCE HORTICULTURAL HALL, APRIL 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th HI WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 12th \mht 6 until 12 Restaurant, Dinner $, 7 to 8 (Tables may be reserved of Mme. Longy, 103 Hemenway St.) Address, GOVERNOR McCALL, 9 oclock Ball until 12 Adams Orchestra Supper Tickets $, at Herricks and from Mme Longy April 13tih? Mtlhj 15th, Bazaar Op©e Daily CONCERTS(Afternoon and Evening) Flonzaley QuartetteGeorge Copeland, pianistMcDowell Club OrchestraEnglish Folk Dances And many other numbers CABARET,
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