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... THE CARLUKE AND LANARK GAZETTE, NOV. 17, 1906. Poetry. JOY IN THE DEEP. Detach thy soul from fear, If it be day—possess it and be glad ; Joys at the heart of things—sing it ! Look deep enough and there is good Under all ill. Disquietude is not Nor any ...
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... , may yet inwardly be mueb more romantio than any of those dainty. ethereal creatures from whom we are wont to expect the poetry of life to emanate. A Jane ertoikslinnk was deeply and genuinely in love. lier one desire was to endow with all her worldly ...
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... Poetry. THE NAME-GAUN 'OOR. Even tho' the morn be merry, The mid-day fu' o' cheer, We're ready aye tae welcome The e'enin' drawin' near ; Then airtin' blythely hameward, Oor weary, willin' feet Beat time to Inward music The hame-gaun 'oor is sweet. ...
... Poetry. MY BABY SLEEPS. Closed is the eye of day, Soft dies the light away, O'er earth night's gath'ring grey Silently creeps. Light 'be your falling tread— Soft in her cradle bed, With her Good-Nights all said, She sleeps, my baby sleeps. Night winds ...
... stories was given with much elocutionary power. Two ' solos by Miss Bowie Hamilton added greatly Ito the analog's onloTment. Poetry. REAR AND LIVE. (John v. 25). • Oh, turn ye; oh, turn ye, my friends, on your The Saviour is waiting to save you to-day ; ...
... Fancy's meteor ray, By passion driven. But yet the light that lea astray Was light from Heaven. There is nothing in universal poetry truer, more modest, or more effective than the presentiment of CoiLa's consecration of her native minstrel in the epence at ...
... blame. Thanking you, Mr Editor, for your space and courtesy—Yours &c., ROBERT B. BARR. HOLLTDCN. CAILLUKE, 18th Feb., 1907. Poetry. ACHIEVEMENT. I cannot see the veiled face of success, My weary efforts in the shadow lurk ; I cannot guess reward beyond ...