... JULIET'S TOMB. A sulky Gerisal iwenatiu showed me the sarcophagus, called I Juliet's tomb, wilich still staisd- in a dirty shed at, the bottom of a slovenly but luxitrialit garden, evidently once belonging to a convenit, no0 doubt that of Friar Lawsrence. The coffin was half foil of water; thle edges of red marble were mutch mutlatdhavngbeen chipped to make relies ; there is n circular ...

... TH4E BLIND TMOTHER. ?? -. p ?? - Gently, dear Ilother, here, The bridge is broken near thee, and below The waters with a rayid current flow- tc Gently, and do not tear. re ome, nit1ier-plant thy staff before thee, II Lean on e loves thee most is watching O 'er thee or The green leaves as we pass m Lay their light finglers on thee unaware, And by thy side the hazel clustes tfair, Cr And the low ...