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... JL 0 b 0 A lovely bride who has nor fear nor stain Being as fresh of soul as at her birth Fair-garbed flower-crowned, the happy-hearted Earth Responds to 's Authentic Voice again. And souls grown ...
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Christmas-table Celebrities
... ^Christmas -table Celebrities TURKEY THE turkey's an enormous bird with big and bulgy breast: You generally give that part to Grand-dad or a guest. The wing is very good to eat the leg is rather tough ...
Doubts
... 7 he moon seemed like a novice to-night. Her little face showed saintly -bright And held a touch oj wonder, But that old hardened cynic, the Wind, Flung shadowy doubts before, behind, Around he ...
forgetting
... jfmgctting I will forget I said, and went 'Mid stranger-folk, adown strange ways, Thinking that here might be Content, Because I could not see your face I will forget, I said, and sought, Eager and a ...
RHYMES OF THE MIMES: (13) CHARLES B. COCHRAN
... ^jllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll I RHYMES OF THE MIMES (23) CHARLES B. COCHRA ...
Celestial Wires
... arrlrstial Ji&Iirrs A little boy with wondering eyes (11 Sees the tall poles that pierce the skies Like soldiers straight they march away By dusty road and meadow gay. Sometimes he hears the dove's lo ...
Letters to Mary Gwen SAND-FAIRY FOLLIES
... fZ2e//s wT/o '^AND-EAI RY FClIJKy||^ .ttrfTTrrm^feiritr Tii'r,i vr i fi/_iii r^ifi^'^ri^ifii jjii^'ffir^ hile you are dreaming in your cot, _ Or wide awake because it's hot, Perhaps you seem to think ...
The Bird Men
... iSirtr fid c it I have watched the sailing of birds O'er the tenuous tracts of the sky, I have put my delight into words, And yearned to have wings and fly. But here is an end of all song, For the thi ...
Safety in numbers
... jg?affti) in inters Cupid has a bow Phillida has twenty On a string! (Heigh-ho!) Cupid has a bow Arrows too, and so Dolce far niente Cupid has a bow-- Phillida has twenty E. L. Roberts. ...
HEROES OF THE COUNTRY-SIDE: VI. THE ANT
... HEROES pgr fT^OP THE COlJON[TR^SIDE^^r7I JM VL THE ANT it* For holding up to youth as an example on the earth Of patience and of industry, I don't know what he's worth. However, he's so nippy in the m ...
For the Huierniak Journal. tt OLYH E A D and HOW T H. A POEM. HAIL wanton Mufe that archly
... leers, When Folly thews hfs length of ears] And tho’ prefuminr Dullnefs chides. Can fwell our cheeks and thake our fides j Can by fome means, no matter bow. Make fober Wifdom fmooth his brow, From Philofophic doubts beguil’d To laugh at trifles like child. Oftimes thy friendly aid I’ve found When vifionary cares furround ; * Aflifl me now, verfe infpire* And leave when I toil for hire. ’Tis by ...
Gone West
... Soitc He came with sunrise on his face A nil in his eyes The glad surprise Of one who fain tvould run his race. But noontide's heat he never knew The bitterness Or weari ness Of things that are no longer new. lire from his face had fled the dawn He found his rest, And in the West The glory of the eternal morn. Elizabeth H. Siiillito. ...