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... night has empearled each bower— The cuckoo has echoed her note through the vale— The sun’s rosy smile has evoked from each flower Its treasure of essence to float on the gale. Then haste away wliile our young hopes are bounding, And love’s mystic visions ...

... ldren under the care of Sisters of Charity. These little things march down in procession with blue sashes and artificial flowers iu thfir hands—Port Said as yet cannot produce a bouquet. They take their places up the steps and are to sing a hymn. Soon ...

... said Rowland, ail the corners, and there is nothing in it,” physician, who lived in London, visited lady who resided at Chelsea. After continuing hia visits for some time, the lady expressed an apprehension that it might be inconvenient for him to come ...