Steine in die Literatur treten: Ein Leser für die sechsten Klassen. Aans versprach Land. Der König der Plagen, der Auserwählte des Sinai, Ist der, je mehr das rauschende Wasser getrieben wird, EINE kräftige Hand für den Himmel gerettet hat. Ihr, dessen stolze Herzen die Wege des Himmels^! Besuchen Sie, seien Sie bescheiden! Denn seine Macht ist nah: Israel, ich, eine Wiege, soll deinen Wert einlösen - EINE Wiege, aber die weit verbreitete Erde retten! XLV. WILLIAM TELL. Von Peter Parley.* T yl 7E muss mehr als fünf himdred Jahre zurückreisen, und* " nehmen wir unseren Stand im Zentrum Europas in der Zeit, in der das Dunkle Zeitalter fast vorbei ist, und der Lichtblick der Zivilisati

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Stepping stones to literature : a reader for sixth grades . aans promised land. The King of Plagues, the Chosen of Sinai, Is he that, oer the rushing waters driven, A vigorous hand hath rescued for the sky. Ye whose proud hearts disowi^ the ways of heaven! Attend, be humble! for its power is nigh:Israel I a cradle shall redeem thy worth —A cradle yet shall save the widespread earth! XLV. WILLIAM TELL. By Peter Parley.* T yl 7E must travel back more than five himdred years, and* » take our stand in the center of Europe at theperiod when the Dark Ages are nearly passed, and the lightof civilization is beginning to dawn along the horizon. 1 Peter Parley was a name often seen during the earlier part ofthe present century, connected with books of histoiy and biography foryoung people. Many men and women now living received their firstlove for history from the reading of Peter Parleys books. The real name of this writer was Samuel Griswold Goodrich. Hewas born in Ridgefield, Connecticut, in 1793, and died in New York Cityin 1860. WILLIAM TELL. 283. S84 STEPPING STONES TO LITERATURE At this epoch, Rudolph, Count of Haps burg, in Switzer-land, appeared upon the stage, of history. His possessionswere small, but he had fine talents, a good address, andboundless ambition, and in the course of events he becamethe emperor of Germany. This was in 1273. Prom himthe present house of Austria is descended. It was theson of this Rudolph, Albert I., his. fathers successor asemperor, who gave rise to the events connected with the his-tory of William Tell. He was a grasping prince, and, wish-ing to increase his territorial dominions, undertook to unitethe forest cantons of Switzerland, as they were called, to hispersonal estates of Hapsburg, which he had inherited. These cantons belonged to the German empire, and, asthey had been mildly governed, they wished to continueso. Thby therefore rejected the overtures of Albert, atwhich he was greatly incensed. Accordingly, in his capa-city of

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