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AnathBP a PEvilEd onE i \ 4^ "t^G^. mr- 1 The mDDn InakEd da^wn the tale to hear Tliat still decBivES the maldEn^s Ear; And slandEr "wdvr its •wEb nf slimE Round many a liEart in that aid tiniE j — iUij liDT^ tliE yBars bte flying, AhTindrEd ysars aga T tliE gravEs That mournErs wet ^wlth ^^^Esping ThE plough hath furro^wEd i -with thEir dsad illl those ^who T^spt arE slEEping i Rtb slEEping as wb soon shall sIeeP; ' No morE to laugh; no hiope to WEEp; No moTE to hopE; no mare to fEar, No more to ask Why ars -we hers R wEary and a sighing, P K' ^M ■BUT-: f »v« •^•(^1 i ^i7\ 3{uadred TJears to (Lome. HERE; whers will be the "birds that sing, A liundrEd' years to cdihe? ThE flD^wErs that now in bEanty spring, R hundred yEars to cnmE? ThE rasy chsEk, ThE Infty brow, ThE hEart that bsats Sn gaily now i ; WhErE; whEPE T^v'ill bE nur hnpEs and fEars, Jay's pleasant smilEs and S arrow's tears; R hnndPEd ysars ta camE? .9.^ '»#»►- "^^ Wha'U press far gold this crn^wdBd street^ R hundrEd years to camE ? ' Who'll tread yan aisles with willing feetj R hundred years to cnnie? Pale^ trembling Age; And fiery Ynuth, And Childhaad with Its hraw of truth) The rich; the poor; nn land and sea. Where will the mighty millions he; A hundred yeai'S to cnme? i (II < IttfSft.tH'-llJl t: (II -.v-**.' ^=^-^- We all T^ithln our graves -will slEEp; R hundred years ta cdid.g j Nd living sDul far ns ivill vtT-EEpj A hundred ysars to came, But Dther men Dur homes will fill, And ethers then Dur lands will till, And Dther birds -will sing as gay, And hright the sun shine as to-day, A hundred years to coniE. |Er- ^h 'C i\iYer. ■■» » ■■■« p,Y cliffs groT^TTL gray-; as men gra^w gray, ^^^ With "WEarlness and sorrai^u^j ilTA7"liilE I paliSE; and then away^ ilnd in the ^wild and restlEss Bay I Idse mysElf tn-marrn^w, I turn the aat-IieeIs nf many mllls; By many Islands dally j I gDssip with ths daffodils J And tD my hasnni takE thE rills That frani thE wondlands sally, I Mffllu« *X>*£.ti'. fr-'X „ ,1 mr -"^^, I Idve the sangs that chlldhnad sings— - Its smilEs and roguish glancES; — K picture paint of many things That o'er the mind a halo flings ils Dn^^ard time advances. I hsten ta the tender chime Dl city bells a-swaying :, ||Bp D dcwer af youth T D \3yealt'ii of tlniET D pleasant dreams T D houES suhlime, When all the world's a-swaylng. By clilfs grown, gray, as men grow gray With weariness and sarraW; AwhJle I pause, and then away, Like you who loiter here tD-day; ilnd losE mysElf to-morrnw, -}•-— Jjelleisle. HE sumiTLEr sun is allaglaw; — TiiE flElds and ^^nads vjith VErdurs smils, ilnd T^illows tiEnd and lilliEs "blow HEsidE the blue HeUeIsIe, t I Th.E vagrant Iiees A^ith drn^vsy hnnij ilnd birds ^xritb. sang tb.E hours bEguilE; iLnd bElls; whEn hnniE tb.E cattlE caniEj WliErE fln^vs tb.E bluE HEllEislE. I stand bEUEatb. tb.E Elm trEEs' shadsj 'Mid springing flnwErs of variaus dyE; "WhEPE dsatb. his drEamlEss cnuch hath madE; ilnd cDunt the gravES that raund niE hE, (^^5=9*"S*'^ -•Hhi I i t III I P" The dead I they heed not starm nor sun, AffEctian's tear nor hatred's t^IU, Nnr haw our deviuus fnrtiiiiEs run BesidE the bluE BEllEislE, Ah; hEart nn marE hy passion InstT Ah; hEart na mnrE to dnuht a slave! lAThO; -who can caunt the laved and last; That mauldEr in thE grave, ThEy TESt Avifh yau; and ynu -with them Shall slumher in a little while; And pain and vtde na more shall know HesidE thE BIue HEllEisle. ■■m-it^ UJlv..- ' :•*» -HJ-I %y^ (.^tLt-51*- (Sreea Si eeves. ■» » «i^ G: RE EN leaves ^will cDme agaln^ ^^ G-reen leaves "will cnme again^ TtLDUgh. the yellD-w^ leaves are falling And the year is on its wane j Hnt G-reen Sleeves with her tender eyes I shall not see again, I shall see the daisy nadding Td the hreezes as they pass, Rwl the violets a-hlnvT-ing Where crispy gra^vs the grass) But Green Sleeves T I shall see her Nd HiarE; nn mare^ alas. ■■^^ I « 01 If ^- f r .^HB*-- iwiiwf Ml ■.->■ Ill iumtM The birds that in the arcliard Were T^vant ta build and singj "Will caniE ^T^itb. the Earliest whispEr Df tb.E zepliyrs ui the spring) But G-rEEn SIeeves T in tliE archard I shall not hsar her sing, I shall hEar thE pleasant inurniur Df thE brank 't^wixt banks of fern; And thE tinklE; tinkls nf the balls As hnniE thE cattle turn) But G-rEEn SIeeves I Dh, G-reEn SIeevesT ShE uEVEr vj-ill rEturn, I shall never know a summEr Like the summErs that ars flEd j I shall never fssl as once I felt Since ynu to me arE dead, Green Sleeves T Dh G-reen Sleeves! Far years my heart has hied, G-reen Sleeves! Green Sleeves! My life is full nf pain; And sametimes at a thought of you My tsars fall da^wn likE rain^ Far Green Sleeves! Green Sleeves! We shall not meet again. C^!^**^- ■*M • »»5«*i>-'-. .• i- ■*-«i« 4 ■<4j^*^' 3/Lij J^itlle Jyiaid of si^^cadie. J KNEW yau AT^hen your chsEks wbtb ta.iT, Rs any rase that blnnmEd CDuld "bE; And ynnr soft EyEs wgtb deep as i^srE ThE skiEs that bent q'ev yau and niEj Hdw playsd thE JunE winds in ynnr hair? Hdw sDUght ynnr hps thE hanEy Lee ? Huvj nths your forni, haw dhthe your air^ My httlE Maid of Acadie. * w9"fl^- ■-^6 i Ydu sungj and on tha baughs that "bent illiDVE Dur heads the httle birds Wauld cEasE their snngs i they SBEined intent Tn catch the meaning of ynur -^j^ards i Ynu Laughedj the very frDwn.s -wnuld smile Td hear a langh sd fnll of glee i Tis pity they ^were dumb the while j My Little Maid nf Acadie. My Little Maid ui Acadie^ Df all G-Dd's Tvarlds the best is this i Sd DncE yau -whispered; IdvB; tn me; When Dver-flDT^ed yanr heart ^with bliss i T"was a sweet world through which we went; R swEEtEr I^ve no wish tn see j Thank heavsn far all the jays its lent My Little Maid of Acadie. , .5 «5IR'T.-»— >5»m I .^'^■ Yaur Eyes graw misty at a thought Df -what has "bEEn and yst may'hEj Hdt^ tEars ths ysars havs nftsn hraught RnA oft may hring ta ynu and niE i By no mEans ^wisE are thsy v^rha drEam That hEavEn dEhghts a A3U"rEck to see j And tlmE; thE thiEf; is not snprEmE; My LittlE Maid of Acadia. ■^^g^'^ ^^i C-KurcK. q^ DWN thraugh. the long "bra ad aisle you glide ^^^ With lirD-w" dEinurE and drnaping Eyes — Far ynu I'm sure "will npEii -widE DnE day tliE partal ui tliE skiES, For liEavsn is shining in ynnr facE; Its airs are hrELthing yan araund — Yanr presEncB sanctifiES thE placE And whErE you ^^alk is haly graund, it .C_^^Jl -^ i Ydu knEEl — the angels stanp to hear The -wards unhEard "by ntliEr Earsj ThESE warshlppErs; straight lacedj austerE; KiiDAAT- not thE languagE nf the spliErBs i Ydu SEE; I think; thE hEavEnly throng; Ydu fEEl; I think; thE fluttEring "wingS; Ydu. hEaP; I think you hsar thE sang Df joy thE ransaniEd spirit sings. But hst; yanr syES arE turned to mine-— Ynur thnnghts arE wandsring far a^way, AhavE ynu hEnds thE adaraus pine HeIq-w thsy raks ths fragrant hay] Ydu hEar thE hirds sing and the hrank; Lap fillsd wyh fErns and gnldsn rod; And ^with no hnnk but natuPE^s hank Ydu T^arship G-ad; alonB with G-ad. ■-•♦«5jB Maumin«iF.:;/-T . F*' sj"*^- ] Ihe Xigl^tl^Q^s^- f -'HE lighthnnsE liglit glEams d'bt the "bay; w WiiErE all tliE stars rEflEctEd IIe^ Rii\l 'gainst tliE shinglEj T^arn and gray TliE flashing ripplss softly sigh! ilnd EVEry "brsEZE that "wandErs hy K stary IeUs nf tropic May, SauthTA^ard ^^s turn nur Eyss a^A^ayj ThE mist Enshrouds thosE pEnnons whltE j n ships of DursT Dh grand array T S^ft as an arro^AT" TT^as your flight i Hut far your coming; day and night j We vainly -watch and vainly pray, ■^ mr- They tell lis nf a far Cathay Where summer reigns fram. year to year^ Where age hy age, as day "by dayj Yauth^s fountain huhhles fresh and clear] Let us farget I that land is near — We touch the herders of Cathay, 7, I*.' t X.?-^HI*^- -^•#J3b ■■/Ji.««a