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# The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar/Lover's Lane

LOVER'S LANE
Summah night an' sighin' breeze,  'Long de lovah's lane; Frien'ly, shadder-mekin' trees,  'Long de lovah's lane. White folks' wo'k all done up gran'— Me an' 'Mandy han'-in-han' Struttin' lak we owned de lan',  'Long de lovah's lane.
Owl a-settin' 'side de road,  'Long de lovah's lane, Lookin' at us lak he knowed  Dis uz lovah's lane. Go on, hoot yo' mou'nful tune, You ain' nevah loved in June, An' come hidin' f'om de moon  Down in lovah's lane.
Bush it ben' an' nod an' sway,  Down in lovah's lane, Try'n' to hyeah me whut I say  'Long de lovah's lane. But I whispahs low lak dis, An' my 'Mandy smile huh bliss— Mistah Bush he shek his fis',  Down in lovah's lane.
Whut I keer ef day is long,  Down in lovah's lane. I kin allus sing a song  'Long de lovah's lane. An' de wo'ds I hyeah an' say Meks up fu' de weary day Wen I's strollin' by de way,  Down in lovah's lane.
An' dis t'ought will allus rise  Down in lovah's lane; Wondah whethah in de skies  Dey 's a lovah's lane. Ef dey ain't, I tell you true, 'Ligion do look mighty blue, 'Cause I do' know whut I 'd do  'Dout a lovah's lane.
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# The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar/Mare Rubrum

MARE RUBRUM
In Life's Red Sea with faith I plant my feet,  And wait the sound of that sustaining word  Which long ago the men of Israel heard, When Pharaoh's host behind them, fierce and fleet, Raged on, consuming with revengeful heat.  Why are the barrier waters still unstirred?—  That struggling faith may die of hope deferred? Is God not sitting in His ancient seat?
The billows swirl above my trembling limbs,  And almost chill my anxious heart to doubt  And disbelief, long conquered and defied. But tho' the music of my hopeful hymns  Is drowned by curses of the raging rout,  No voice yet bids th' opposing waves divide!
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# The Complete Poems of Paul Laurence Dunbar/Morning Song of Love

MORNING SONG OF LOVE Darling, my darling, my heart is on the wing,  It flies to thee this morning like a bird, Like happy birds in springtime my spirits soar and sing,  The same sweet song thine ears have often heard.
The sun is in my window, the shadow on the lea,  The wind is moving in the branches green, And all my life, my darling, is turning unto thee,  And kneeling at thy feet, my own, my queen.
The golden bells are ringing across the distant hill,  Their merry peals come to me soft and clear, But in my heart's deep chapel all incense-filled and still  A sweeter bell is sounding for thee, dear.
The bell of love invites thee to come and seek the shrine  Whose altar is erected unto thee, The offerings, the sacrifice, the prayers, the chants are thine,  And I, my love, thy humble priest will be.
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# The Catholic Encyclopedia and its makers/Wilstach, Joseph Walter

​Wilstach, Joseph Walter, M.A., Lafayette, Indiana.
ARTICLE: Indiana.
# The Catholic Prayer Book and Manual of Meditations

THE
Catholic Prayer Book
AND
Manual of Meditations
COMPILED BY
RIGHT REV. PATRICK F. MORAN,
Bishop of Ossory.
DUBLIN: BROWNE & NOLAN, NASSAU-STREET. 1883
page
Nihil Obstat.
Johannes Carb, O.C.C.,
Censor Dep.
Imprimatur,
✠ Eduardus Card. MacCabe,
Archiep. Dublinen. Hiberniae Primas.
Datum Dublini, die 10 Januarii, 1883.
page
CONTENTS.
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# The Catholic Prayer Book and Manual of Meditations/Act of Consecration to the Immaculate Heart of Mary

Act of Consecration
TO THE IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY.
O HOLY Mother of God, glorious Queen of Heaven and earth ! I choose thee this day for my mother, ​my queen, and my advocate at the throne of thy divine Son. I acknowledge thee, after God, as my refuge, my asylum, and my hope; I consecrate myself to thee from this moment and for ever; I place my destiny in thy hands. Accept the offering I make of my heart, mind, will, actions, health, liberty, and life; of all that I am and have in the world. Penetrated with the sentiments which faith and piety inspire towards thee, I desire henceforward to receive every favour through thee; I will ask all graces through thy intercession, offer prayers through thy hands, practise virtue in imitation of thee, and according to the grand model thou hast left us. Obtain for me the abundant graces of which I stand in need; take compassion on my miseries, and be to me a tender mother. It is thy child who claims thy succour; can I seek it in vain? Protect me, holy Virgin, during life; but especially at the hour of death, support me in the anguish of my last combat; and when I shall have yielded my last breath, place my soul in the hands of my Creator, that I may adore, bless, and praise him with thee, for ever in glory.
Ye choirs of Angels ! witnesses of this my oblation ! bear me up in the day of judgment, and next to Jesus and Mary, be ye propitious to me, should the enemy of my salvation have any claim upon me. Obtain for me at present a true repentance, and those graces I stand in need of for the gaining of life everlasting. Amen.
# The Catholic Prayer Book and Manual of Meditations/Act of Consecration to the Sacred Heart of Jesus

Act of Consecration
TO THE SACRED HEART OF JESUS.
TO thee, O sacred Heart of Jesus! I devote and offer up my life, thoughts, words, actions, pains, and sufferings. May the least part of my being be no longer employed, save only in loving, serving, honouring, and glorifying thee. Wherefore, O most sacred Heart! be thou the sole object of my love, the protector of my life, the pledge of my salvation, and my secure refuge at the hour of my death. Be thou, O most bountiful Heart! my justification at the throne of God, and screen me from his anger, which I have so justly merited. In thee I place all my confidence; and convinced as I am of my own weakness, I rely entirely on thy bounty. Annihilate in me all that is displeasing and offensive to thy pure eye. Imprint thyself like a divine seal on my heart, that I may ever remember my obligations, never to be separated from thee. May my name also, I beseech thee by thy tender bounty, ever be fixed and engraved in thee, O Book of Life! and may I ever be a victim consecrated to thy glory, ever burning with the flames of thy pure love, and entirely penetrated with it for all eternity. In this I place all my happiness, this is all my desire, to live and die in no other quality, but that of thy devoted servant. Amen.
# The Catholic Prayer Book and Manual of Meditations/A Child's Hymn to the Blessed Virgin

A CHILD'S HYMN TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN.
Virgin Mother. meek and mild, Take, O take me for thy child; All my life, O let it be My best joy to think of thee.
When my eyes are closed in sleep, Through the night my slumbers keep, Make my latest thoughts to be How to love thy Son and thee.
Teach me when the sunbeam bright Calls me with its golden light, How my waking thoughts may be Turn’d to Jesus and to thee.
And, O teach me through the day Oft to raise my heart and say, “Maiden Mother, meek and mild, Guard, O guard thy little child!”
Thus, sweet Mother, day and night Thou shalt guide my steps aright; And my dying words shall be “Virgin mother, pray for me!”
# The Bergen Record/1937/Six Are Fined At Allendale

Owen J. Burke (1915-1984) in the The Bergen Record on July 27, 1937
Six Are Fined At Allendale. Hudson County Men Are Found Disorderly. Five Jersey City men and a Weehawken companion were fined $5 and $2 costs of court each last night by Recorder Michael Mantel at Allendale for violation of the disorderly conduct ordinance, in dressing and undressing in their car on West Maple Street and unlawfully entering Crestwood Club without paying. They are the second large group to be brought in this season by Officer Nelson White on the same charge. All did not have the $7 on their persons, and those who could not pay were given until next Monday to do so. They are Carl Freschi, 27, 410 Palisade Avenue; Eddie Klawa, 25, 94 Jewitt Avenue; Owen J. Burke, 22, 740 Grand Avenue; Charles Kmeck, 24, 230 Pine Street; Peter Gutch, 31, 201 Garfield Avenue, all of Jersey City, and Charles Schwarz, 21, 454 Gregory Avenue, Weehawken. White issued the summonses after he found them parked on the night of July 22. Several from the previous group, unable to pay when they were fined. appeared last night with the money in accordance with their promise. Thomas Wolf of Emerson, age 20, was fined $3 and $2 costs for failing to carry his registration card with him.
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# The Bergen Record/1962/Defense Group Names Director

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Selma Louise Freudenberg (1921-2009) in the The Bergen Record on January 12, 1962
Defense Group Names Director. Hildenbrand Appoints Assistants, Cites Attainments. Paramus, New Jersey. Warren G. Hildenbrand, renamed Civil-Defense-Disaster Control Director, yesterday announced the following C.D.-D.C. appointments: Edward J. Sharkey, and Archie Petronzio, deputy directors; Mrs. Dorothy Hildenbrand, executive secretary; Edward Valor, supply officer; Howard C. Lindsay radio emergency officer; Donald D. Cochrane, rescue squad captain; and Bernard Rogoff, radio defense officer. Dr. Christopher Babigian was named medical director while Mrs. Sally L. Norton was appointed adviser of the home preparedness program. Hildenbrand announced the organization spent 16,102 man hours during 1960 for training, meetings, and emergency services. He added, "A considerable savings to the Borough is anticipated this year through the acquisition of new government surplus equipment".
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# The Bergen Record/1961/C.D. Unit Sets School Program

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Selma Louise Freudenberg (1921-2009) in the The Bergen Record on November 15, 1961
C. D. Unit Sets School Program. Session To Be Conducted Tonight In Ridge Ranch School. Paramus, New Jersey. A special program on civil defense will be conducted in Ridge Ranch School tonight at 8:30. Lectures on fallout and home preparedness will be given by Edward J. Sharkey, and Archie A. Petronzio, deputy directors of the local Civil Defense unit. The program will include exhibits on communication and radiological defense equipment, according to Mrs. Sally Norton chairman of the event. A film on radiological defense will also be shown, Mrs. Norton said.
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# The Bergen Record/1961/Class To Study Poison Tonight

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Selma Louise Freudenberg (1921-2009) in the The Bergen Record on November 2, 1961
Class To Study Poison Tonight. First-Aid Course Is Sponsored By Civil Defense Corps. Paramus, New Jersey. Poisons and fractures is the topic for tonight's first-aid class sponsored by the Civil Defense Corps. C. D. Co-ordinator Mrs. Sally Norton said the class will take place in Ridge Ranch School at 8:30, with Mrs. Rose D'Aruto the instructor. Plans are being made for the C.D. Open House at Ridge Ranch School November 15, Mrs. Norton added.
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# The Bergen Record/1961/C.D. Unit Slates Book Dispersal

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Selma Louise Freudenberg (1921-2009) in the The Bergen Record on October 23, 1961
C.D. Unit Slates Book Dispersal. Home-Preparedness Group Wants Larders Stocked. Paramus, New Jersey. The Borough's Civil Defense Home Preparedness unit will meet tonight at 8:30 at the Ridge Ranch School. Mrs. Sally Norton, chairman, said last night. Mrs. Norton announced that 71 women had answered her call for volunteer help. The women will canvass the Ridge Ranch section next Monday to distribute copies of "Home Preparedness", a Civil Defense booklet. Purpose of the drive, the Borough's first, will be to prompt residents to stock 2-weeks food supply in their homes In case of emergency, Mrs. Norton said. Anyone interested is invited to attend the meeting, she said.
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# The Bergen Record/1961/Paramus C.D. Aide Ready For Trouble

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Selma Louise Freudenberg (1921-2009) in the The Bergen Record on October 9, 1961
Paramus C. D. Aide Ready For Trouble. Hopes Other Women Will Share Opinion Preparedness Is Important To All. Paramus, New Jersey. Mrs. Sally Norton of 268 Gordon Drive is one woman who believes civil seriously. She is the home-preparedness C.D.-D.C. coordinator for the Borough. Meeting Tonight. Tonight Mrs. Norton will conduct a meeting at Ridge Ranch School during which she hopes to transfuse her preparedness feelings to other women of the Borough. The program will begin at 8:30. "I really feel we have a big job to do to keep women from getting panicky if something happens; what will they do then, go out and get prepared when it's too late?" she asked. Mrs. Norton, who also works part time said she was tired of hearing canasta and bridge clubs were more important than survival. "If I have time with my three children plus the job, then I'm sure many others do too," she said. She also said it was more than a little disappointing that no programs were under way in other towns. "Some one has to wake them up and I'm sure going to try," she said. Courses in first aid and practical nursing will be offered along the regular C.D. procedures, she added. Mrs. Norton herself will study radio and communications to prepare for her coordinating job. Thus far half of the 70 women needed to staff the drive, expected to reach the 300 homes in the Ridge Ranch area, have volunteered. Mrs. Norton said she is determined to make up the deficit by next meeting. The volunteers will be sworn in by Deputy C.D. D.C. Director Archie Petronzio. Borough Director Warren Hildenbrand, Jr. is in charge of the program.
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# The Book of Scottish Song/Wap at the Widow

Wap at the Widow.
[Re-modelled by Ramsay from an old but indelicate song to a lively air.]
The widow can bake, and the widow can brew, The widow can shape, and the widow can sew, And mony braw things the widow can do; Then have at the widow, my laddie. With courage attack her, baith early and late, To kiss her and clap her ye maunna be blate: Speak well, and do better; for that's the best gate To win a young widow, my laddie.
The widow she's youthfu', and never ae hair The waur of the wearing, and has a good skair Of every thing lovely; she's witty and fair, And has a rich jointure, my laddie. What could ye wish better, your pleasure to crown, Than a widow, the bonniest toast in the town, With, Naething but—draw in your stool and sit down, And sport with the widow, my laddie.
Then till her, and kill her with courtesie dead, Though stark love and kindness be all you can plead; Be heartsome and airy, and hope to succeed With the bonnie gay widow, my laddie. Strike iron while 'tis het, if ye'd have it to wald, For fortune aye favours the active and bauld, But ruins the wooer that's thowless and cauld, Unfit for the widow, my laddie.
# The Book of Scottish Song/Wearie's Well

Wearie’s Well.
[William Motherwell.]
In a saft simmer gloamin', In yon dowie dell, It was there we twa first met By Wearie's cauld well. We sat on the brume bank And looked in the burn, But sidelang we looked on Ilk ither in turn.
The corn-craik was chirming His sad eerie cry, And the wee stars were dreaming Their path through the sky. The burn babbled freely Its luve to each flower, But we heard and we saw nought In that blessed hour.
We heard and we saw nought Above or around: We felt that our luve lived, And loathed idle sound. I gazed on your sweet face Till tears fill'd mine e'e, And they drapt on your wee loof— A warld's wealth to me!
Now the winter snaw's fa'ing On bare holm and lea; And the cauld wind is strippin' Ilk leaf aff the tree. But the snaw fa's not faster, The leaf disna part Sae sune frae the bough, as Faith fades in your heart.
Ye've waled out anither Your bridegroom to be; But can his heart luve sae As mine luvit thee? Ye'll get biggings and mailins, And monie braw claes, But they a' winna buy back The peace o' past days.
Fareweel, and for ever! My first luve and last; May thy joys be to come, Mine live in the past. In sorrow and sadness, This hour fa's on me, But light, as thy love, may It fleet over thee.