... PO R ?? - P OET R Y. (FOR TciE HINTrer rYInNGiPosir. HAILI evorrolling dep blue sea, Upois whose shoret I joy to roam, And 1atohl tile bounding wvild weave' gleo, Whim, on tho beach it throwso its foam. Yet scane perhaps iso eharm ron see ?? this boundless, deep exponsee, Nor think there ever joys can be Save il the tuneful soog, or danen. Blit to thoe call reflective mind A thousand thoaghts ...

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... Ftan from the haunts of peace still, still I straY, And mournfully I look towards the west, And mark the sun declining to his rest In clouds of gold-foretelling a bright day WIll shine toamorrow. I could meekly think, Or hope, this were an emnshm of my fate; And if isl patience yet awbile I vait, These troubled thoughts and fenrs will cease, that sink DIv soul in Care's dark flood: for though. ...