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The Daily Dispatch: July 18, 1861., [Electronic resource], Notice to our Subscribers. (search)
The death of Cleopatra. Octavius now undisputed master of the world, was dreaming of the splenatched for an opportunity to commit suicide. Octavius, with almost equal interest, guarded his capt all her wants were abundantly supplied. Octavius indulged himself with a triumphal entrance incation suitable to their rank. At length Octavius visited Cleopatra in person. She received hi to share the throne of universal empire with Octavius. But as the circumstances were, ambition prolandishments, flattery, supplications, to win Octavius, but in vain. He treated her with politeness a trembling voice and falling tears, read to Octavius. "But of what avail to me now," she saidess? Why did I not die with him? And yet in Octavius I see another Julius. You are his perfect imattendants but two. She then wrote a note to Octavius, informing him of her intention to die, and rut little pain. She dispatched the letter to Octavius, and immediately placed the reptile upon her [4 more...]