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... humanity but base ? js • J, reach a higher mood— A nobler estimate lor man : earnest in the search for good, And speak all the best we can. Then speak ill—but lenient others failings your own . If you're the first fault to see. not the first to make it known ...
... THE PARTING. pUfss'd not kiss on her cheek, I dared not whisper farewell; But tear, as I struggled to speak. Told all that I dreaded to tell. brush'd the bright drop from my eye, And smiled as in lightness of heart; But her tremulous hand and her sigh ...
... SPEAK THE DEAD. tct am.. Tk-. dead!- iky, mention not the dead, Thy fierce now they claim ; select the low-laid head, , ff Sia *dcr thy theme they rii tan record Then let their rioee lie; J.osa upright path they're erc'd, V'ho • ...
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... MUSIC. 1 speak Morn's first breath to the opening flow'rs, War promise of the coining- sun At noon I softly sigh 'midst summer bow'rs, And chant Day's requiem when her course is run. am the gentle voice of murmuring waves, As with slow measured pace they ...
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... soul. And atm. amidH gentleman, tradesman, and *oob, lie sang the Song of the Polk Speak! speak! speakt While the crowds are half nf them drunk, And speak—speak—speak— Till the lungs begin to fnnk. It’s oh! to received decomitos*sl pappy nr ...
... POETRY. SPEAK NO ILL. Nay, speak tIo ill: a kindly word Can never leave a sting behind; And, oh! to breath each tale we've heard, Is far beneath a noble mind. Full oft a better seed is sown, By choosing thus the kinder plan; For if but little good be ...
... POE TRY. THE DEAF GIRL. ANNE A. FRCMONT. He speaks to them God's word, For all are fix'd in mete attention now, Anid not a lip is stirr'd, But joy bits smiling on each gentle brow. And o'er eaph cheek has stol'n a brighter hue- Oh ! that I could but hear ...
... but base ? N«*; kt reach a higher rais'd A. nobier estimate of man t Be earnest in the anrch for gond. And speak of all the best can. Then speak 111-bat lenient U To other’s failing* as your own. If you’re the first fault to sec. not the first to make ...
... when sitting alone; The softer the heart, the fonder the feeling, And the eye the mirror in which it is shone. For the eyes speak i> language, altho' we don't bear them, Like flowers in the twilight when lovers go near them ; They sport among lovebeams ...
... hares.-r(The, Prize Anti-Ganae Law Essay.) Speaking of, wags, what is more waggish’l 'tban a dog's tail when is pleased ?->-Speaking of tails, we always like thosp that end well ; hogs,’ for instance. Speaking of hogs, we saw one of those animals the Pther ...