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m Y virtue of deed of trust executed 10 the
p subscriber by Bennett VI. Murphy, (lor
the purpose OF securing the payment of sun
dry debts therein mentioncd,) bearing date th'
Doth day of November 1923, and OF record H.
the county Coutt of Bedford, shall on the l7tt
day OF Nav next, il fair, if not the next fair
day thereafter, Sundays excepted AT Murphy :
MIL in the county of Bedford, proceed to sell,
nj public auction, for cash, the following lands
conveyed by said trust deed, viz One tract
containing seventy eight acres, more or less
adjoining the lands Of Howell Peasants Muir
ply aud others The said B. NJ Mulphy's m
tercst in a tract OF six acres, with the grist and
saw mills thereon, called and known by the
name Of the Mil traci--all the said b. NJ. Muir
phys properly aud interest IN a tract estima-
ted 60 contain fifty and one-half acres, called
aud known by the name of the Peninsula, as
the same was sold under the will of the late
John Murphy decd and one undivided moiety
OF tract of fifteen acres, on the south side of
Goose Creek, bounded by the said Creek and
by the lands of John Arthur and others as
the sud lands are more particularly described
in the said deed of tfusi, or 50 much thereof as
will be sufficient TO pay the debts in said deed
of trust mentioned, with legal interest and the
charges attending such sale. Acting as trustee,
shall convey the title vested in me by said
trust deed and no other,
JOHN p. CLAYTON.
April II. tds37
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mr. DIofrs Approved tnti.Blious r'll.,
- which prevent and cure all Bilious Com
plants. Malignant Feycrs, &r There Pills If
administered IN Time 10 remove the Bile from the
Stomach, will counterfeit the causes which COM
monty produce YELLOW q, Bilious ever, Aenr or
fall fe,crs. Biliou, Ch1llc flcmisy, n,sentc-
~, Worms, sick aud znm stomach Head Nchc,
Loss OF appetite, lIatnIcnee, Epieplie lit-. lily
pochondra, and llystcrical Complaints, sour
stomach, Heart Burn. Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
&c. They romnye llabltual Costiveness. Colds
and Coughs. Asthma, Strangunry, Gravel ltheu-
matism, Gout. Scursy, Scolbulic Blpichcs, Impu.
rites in the Blood, einale Complaints, &c
\ further supply OF the above Pills, this day
received al the subscribers Drug aud Medicine
store, price , ccuts box
WALTER IL MIDDLETON.
Dee z Dpp0yige. p0yi.pHifr
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THE TRUSTEES.

On the same day will be sold, on the premi-
ses, IA The corporation OF Lynehburg, one lot OF
land containing about | 10 acres, on which is a
good brick house and kitchen, with out houses
and a good well, and on the opposite corner Of
the LOT small family house. The garden con-
fains variety of excellent fruit tres kinds OF
pears, kinds Of apples, @ kinds Of cherries, &
KINDS OF plambs, great many peach trees Of the
choicest kinds, one almond tree, one Roman
nectarne q ounce tree, white mulberfies, Boston
bnttcrnnts, &c. together with several kinds Of
large English gooscberfies, grapes, c,Irrants and
rnspbeples. The principal part of the above
named fruits have been obtained from n. York
and are amongst the most celebrated oil Europe
according to the Encyclopedia. A credit of one
two aud three years viii be given for part of
the purchase money. The above named prem
ises are now in the occupancy OF Mr.. Robert {.
scott. JOHN II. ID. PAYNE,
Auctioneer
April IL tctds72
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NOR SAIL, family of NEGROES, for
~ cash. or ON short credit; man and wife
and four cbildren.--Appiy to the Printer.
Marcn -. 1883
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NfEGROES FOR SALE.-Pcrsons ,gisding
III toP,rchasf, can be FURNISHED upon as io,c
terms, md wih as oGiuatie aadiikcig Negroes as
daiyin THIS country. Iteo ecceiient seamstresses
are among Tie parcel nor on hand
4. d. U1DDELL.
dprH 10. tcif7O
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.flIiE subscriber Is determined TO sell the
nlaniafipn - iserepn b. nov resides, sltna-
fe,l ia lhr count, af Amherst. on the maiu road
lrading from l. smgian 20 Amherst Court House,
aud extends Il the latter place; for health and
beauty Of situation. Il is not surpassed by any
place on this side ofthe Blue Ridge. This tract
oriand contains by reeen, survey, nearly fifteen
hundred aces. The subscriber purchased IT
bur fsw wear, ago. and subsequent to the pu.
chase had die mined 20 make Il his future per
inanent rcsideac,.--conscquen has expended a
great deal al time aud labor IN putting the build
ines aud leuriug in thorough repair. large
poriion of the land is cleared. the balance heavily
imbered, the most Of which is first rate tobacco
land The tobacco raised on this land rates IN
poini "a quality equal 10 any inspected 40 Lynch
bure 1hodacIline house Is large aud commo-
lipns the out houses such Is kitchen, smoke
house. ice house, dairy. carriage house, NC are
IN good repair. a large garden, the palling new !,
and extensive orchards of every Kind OF nut
WHICH The climate will mature. Any persons dis
posed Ia purchase are desired To call and view H..
The terms vii bc liberal, credit ten years
will be gwen ifrcqufed. Fit should be asked
why sell .uci desirable property The answer
+. this-ibe subscriber has determined to remove
10 the West 10 quiet The fears Of his family, who
are under the dreadful apprehension OF being
burnt 10 death IA his own house.
a. J. WALKER.
March % cSw33
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4 - R REM - Two rooms on the lower floor
= OF tie house which | at present occupy,
iney are large and convenient aud possession
lasiateIy given. RO. ROBINSON.
Feb D. az
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NEW GOODS.

WYE have the pleasure Of informing our
~ friends OF Tar arrival OF great many
scarce ard desirable Goods. which We will sell
lo~-Nc are determined 10 lrtan the name ol
d" thslp oint.' Aud in daily expectation OF
reces1E great many new aud fashionable ar
ficles, to al Of ehteA we respectfully invite the
attention of our friends and the public.
MCKEE ROBINSON
Fea ;
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lram street Property far Sale.

Ham STREET Property for Soie.
~ NIL ssll, "a Tuesday. the 18th day Of
VI May the House and - feet Of Ground on
Mtia oi,eef. now IN The occupancy of Mrs.
M The hanse is % feed by %, built # good
ma al tnd We finished throughout ferns,
ou,.tatfd IA rash, the balance six aud twelve
mguths c,el.f. iiom The das ofsalr.
JOHN POINTER
The sale viii he under the management Of
john X ID. Payne, tuctiooeer.
Mat !. t3t76
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a LCollOL, Spirits Turpentne, Venetian
"a Red, Spanish Brown, and u number ofo-
ther articles just received and for sale by
April 3. THOMAS j. DUVAL
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. EAN ARRIVALS iIID 4 ROBFP1
hiLE are now opening m additional
supply (reeesed last cveaing) 81 scasonable
Dry Goods, consisting in part OF supcrlue Cloths
aud Ca,,rmctrs splendid new style Calicoes ,
Combrics Dimtics, &c. &c.
March >
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NR. RoBERTsoN's PATENT sroMA.

IN H. ROBERTSON'S PATENT SrOMA-
~ enc BlT1ERS. These celebrated and
s'il known Butcrs are composed purely of ve-
grtables, of the most inpocent vet specific vir-
tues, and ATE particularly recommended for re-
storing weak constitutions cleansing \ strength
enlng the stomach, and increasing the appetite :
they eNpel worms in all ages, but from their sim
plichy and safety, are mostnatural and eflectu-
alWrmiuSc, when admiuisteredto children; they
are gratefully warm, and pmgently aromatic ;
they are extremely seryiceahlo in all seasons,
but particularly so on the approach of warm
weather, When bilious habits experience such To-.
tai loss oiappct tc; they are also certain proven
tive against those complaints so much in the
spring, such y intermittent Fevers and Agucs.
| II, scntaiics, &c &c.
TheypoSsess moreover, the property peculiar to
themselves, OF qualifying and ameliorating those
iniammatory pcmleieus qualities inherent in ar
dent spirits, aud SO often fatal when taken in an
empty stomach, and converts them into a whole
SOME, pleasant, aud inyigoratmg stomacdc
They are very pleasant Cordial Bite, and
are recommended for the use uftayenS as well
as private families.
4 few dozen brttlcs of the above valuable Bit
tiers, for sale by the subscriber Price one dol.
lar per bottle. WALTEkfi MIDDLETON,
Feb 20. Opposite Post Office
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SNfiRGiNiA.-Ata Superior couri q Clan.
Y eery holden IN tine town of Lynchbnrg,
the 7th Of October, 1926.
David : Garland, Pitt
against
Cornelius Powell aud Charles Perrow.
Defts
This e,nsc came on this day 10 be heard on
thebf answers exhibits aud examination Of wit
nesses, and WIS argued BY counsel, on considesa-
ton whereof, the court doth refer the accounts
between ihc parties, 10 one of its commissioners
who Is directed TO examine, state aud settle the
same. and make report thereoftu the court. with
any matters specially stated, thought periinent
by himself, on required by the parties TO be so
stated. Copy-Tesie
JOHN WILLS, elk
Commissioners Office. Ltnetburg.
oh dput, 1927. !
The parties IN this cause will take notice, that
Ihave appointed Monday, the 18th day of May
next, 10 carry the foregoing order of court into
effect. on Which day they are required to attend
at my office IN this town, with their accounts,
vouchers and copies Of court papers, prepared
for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGII, {,
April l3. ciw36
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BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY

NO1iCE.-Ir pursuance Of deed Of trust
y executed to the subscriber by Ambrose
Ruckcr, bearing date on the 18th day of June,
1921, aud is OF record IN the Clerks Office ofthe
County Court OF Amherst, will he exposed to
sale at the highest bidder. ona credit of . q
; years. fea-hreuigJgufhso ftbc Mill called Tins
ley's Mil. stock, &c. on Ilaus's Creek, in the
Counts OF Amherst. The sale will take place on
The premises Oh Friday the 9TH day OF May
mex, al which time aud place will also be cy.
posed 10 sale sundry articles Of personal pro
perry. among "hchisa set Of Blacksmith tools,
The subscribers, acting as trustees, will convey
only such title rs is vested in them by said trust
decd JOHN MILLER ly...,a..
DAVID X. EDLEY, ''"'''e''
Feb Is ctds2s
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Dec. Z Opposite PoaQfiee.

re DON BlNDERY The sub serihcr la, lat
- lyproeured an additional first rate Boooh
Binder, which enables him 10 do all work. i
that line, with uoahness aud dispatch. lie ha
received direct from Philadelphia, very large
supply of paper of very superior quality, when
ennbles him 10 do any kind Of Bi0nt Hork al a
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
lac generally may rely ON having any work OF
dcrcd Of me, faithfully done and made out of the
best materials and ut very low prces--Persous
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
toward Immediately rs am hat at lcs-
ntc aud can 10 them much better than when
an pushed with work The public are further
Informed that bind books ut much lower prices
tlian they evef were known TO be done at in this
dart OF the country, and in a much more superb
Of manner ABRAM X NORTH.
Feb . tso7
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Il. ANr ~ IJNSEED OlL.-Water II. Mid
II dleton, has thu. day received large guam
nty Of superior Winter strained Lamp Oil.--M-
50 Lnsecd Oil, spirit Iurpenthle, White Lead,
&C.
Nov. H. to-
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ID oRT and MADEIRA VINE have inst
* received supply of Port Il Madeira Wine.
Of superior qbality.
March 10 THOs. ] DJryAY
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REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

YHNEiE Medicine now offered TO the public,
X is one which has been fully subjected to
the infallibe test Of experiences; and in every
instance where it has been fairly tried, it has
been attended with the most complete success
In some of the cases, the patients had been
labouring under the disease for years, and dur
ing that period had received the best medica.
advice, and had even undergone a painful
surgical operation, without permanent advan
tage. II is not Qike those usually advertised.
offered a certain cure for long catalogue
of diseases, but those afflicted with this com
plant, for which alone it is recommended, re may
rely with confidence upon obtaining relict,even
in its worst forms, in short time; and they
themselves are the best judges of the impor-
tanco Of such a remedy. Price so cents per
box, with directions signed by the proprietor
Prepared and sold at HENRY CoRNIsH's
Drug and Chemical store, Philadelphia. Also,
for sale by
DR.. G.. Fl. TILLIiJGHAST,
No. Z, South Main street, sign of the Golden
Mortar, Providence, X. l.
July FL. 6mScw.
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respectively, as they crossed. Both
were wounded. On the return OF their
charge, the same thing again occurred;
both struck, both were wounded. But
such dlatory conflict seemed unified for
their impatience. They sprang from
their horses, and attacked each other
hand to hand. The struggle was fierce
and desperate. The interior strength
of Fora was compensated for by the loss
Of blood Of her opponent, who would
seem to have suffered more severely IN
the wounds which had been interchanged
on horseback. lie seemed to grow
weaker and weaker, till at last she obser-
we'd an opening in the fastenines OF his
armour, near the left shoulder, and hitting
the spot with perfect accuracy Of aim,
her sword pierced him to the hilt. She
drew it forth instantly, and again perlora-
ted him as he fell. "Die, wretoh" she
exclaimed" die, barbarian! and know
that thou fallest by woman's hand! 1t
is Fora, the wife of Ishmael, whe thus
avcnges Ishmae's deathw As she spoke
these words, the dying man, in voice
which thrilled to the very marrow in her
bones, exclaimed" Fora !--and is it by
your hand die! and it is against your
life that my blows have been aimcd"-
She shuddered at the sound, threw her
sell upon him, freed him from his casque
and the last light of the evening fell up
on the face Of lshmael, already clammy
with the dews Of death! Yes, it was her
lshmael whom she came to avenge-
whose death she had inflicted with her
own hand! The soldier who had gone in
from the outpost to Lara's tent had found
he was still at the council. In awaiting
his return, he conversed with the Nu-
indian chief, and mentioned the purport
of his crrand. The name Of the Gov
ernor of Carthame struck like trumpet
sound upon the ear of Ishmael. "Great
Allah, thank thee! thou hast delivered
him into nay hands," he exclaimed. He
ontreated-he implored the soldier to
let him 60 in Lara's place. He promised
to answer for every thing to him; he
loaded the man with his golden orna-
ments; the soldier yielded to the united
influence of his entreaties and gifts. lsh-
mael clothed himself in Lara's arms
They were new to him. lie was stiff
and weak from his former wound, which
the cors!et also CALLED. But he needed
nothing save to be revengcd on Osman.
The result we know. Fora was stupi-
fled at this sight. "Alas!" said her hus-
band, "this is sad farewell for thee and
me, Zora-but rather would die thus
by thy hand, with the knowledge of thy
all-sacrifcing love, than live sultan ofthc
whole world without thee! Live, Fora,
live. You would have died for my sake;
live for it. Comfort for my fathcr-no
one can, like you. Bless you, Fora"
His voice had been growing fainter and
fainter; it ceased; he was no more. AS
he ceased speaking, Fora bent herself
upon him-she strained him to her heart
in q close embrace she pressed her
lips to his in a long-drawn kiss-hcr last
breath was drawn with it!
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And ! woke.

To comply with the wishes Of II corr 'ponlen
for whose good taste wo entertain perfect re-
spcci, we copy the lines entitled THE Bucl,et'
together with the letter that accompanied it.
Central Fals Oct Cd, 1927.
Mn. EpiTon.-lt is probable that some OF
your readers may never have seen the enclosed
beautiful little poem, it was clpt from a paper
some or years since, il was ascribed ut the
time, think, TO the pen Of Paulding, by giving
1t place in your very useful rarer, you will at
leas! ooligc one subscriber.
We think our correspondent il in error, in as
cribins the production TO the pen o: Paulling.-
II we are not mistaken, it was written by Wool
worth, AMI was one Of the hundred parodcs thai
were written about tn. same time on very
popular song. TO us as it is parody, il is not
very agreeable though we think it possesses ms
much merit as parodies generally do. But from
parodies and puns. heaven protect US.
THE BUCKET.
How dear TO this heart the of my Childhood
When fond reccol!econ recalls them 10 view;
The orchard, the meadow, the deep tangled wild wood,
And ey'ry lovd spot which my infancy knew.
The w1epreadng pond, and the mill which stood by it
The bridge and the rec1, where the cataract fell,
The cot of my father, the dairy ryhouse nigh it,
And cen the rude bucket which hung in the well.
The old oaken bucket, the iron-lound bucket,
The moss-coNered bucket which hung in the we'll
That no,.-covered vessel hail as a treasure,
For often al noon, when return'd from the field,
found il a Of exquisite pleasure,
The purest and sweetest, that nature yield.
How ardent | scil'd il, with hands that glowing
And quick to the white pcbbled bottom it fell,
Then soon with the emblem of truth overfowins
And dripping with GOODNESS, il from the we'll
The old oaken bucket the on-bound bucket
The mosscoyer,d buckct arose from the we'll
How sweet from the green mossy brim TO receive it,
A. poisd on the curb il inclined to my lips
Not a full blnshng goblet could tempt TO leave il,
Though flld with the nectar that Jupiter sips.
| And now, far removed from The cy'd situation,
The tear of regret will mtrusi'ely swell,
A. fancy my former plantation,
And ,ighs for the bucket which hangs in the well.
| The old oaken bucket, the iron-bound bucket,
| The mos.-covercd bucket, which hangs in the WELL
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THE NUMIDIANS.

Lara, celebrated Spanish Chief, is on
a nightwatch; and hears the sound of a
horse passing at speed. "The horse
was milk whitc-his long mano floatcd
upon the night wind, which was reused,
almost created, by the velocity Of his
motion;-- ;--he was bcautlul--uncheck-
cd by curb, unfettered by harness or by
housing, he bounded forward with the
freedom of the desert, but without its
wildncss-for his masters voice was at
at once bit, and spur, and bride-rein-i.
urged him to speed, it checked him short
in a moment. OF tho first of these the
Spanish commander had proof almost at
the moment he met his eye-of the
second he was convinced ve;y coon
afterwards, for upon ordering twelve Of
his men forward to take the rider
prisoncr-extending, at the same time,
the rest of his troop into circle to sur
round him-the stranger with one word
stopped his horse, and calmly waited the
approach Of his assalants. Lara had
already recognised him rs one of the
famous Numdians who had como from
the deserts Of Africa to the aid Of Boab-
dill. On his head ho wore black tur-
ban-on his body short white tunc,
crossed by a shining chain of silver,
which bore his large and massive cine
tar. His legs and arms were completely
naked, with the exception of the golden
braccltes with which they were adorned
In his left hand he held his buckler; ir
his right three javclins. He stopped
short, as we have said, and firmly awai.
ted the attack Of the twelve men who
were detached against him. As they
drew within reacn, he threw his three
darts. Each unseated horseman and
rolled him in the dust. One word to
his horse: and he was ef'wth the speed
Of light while the remaining nine troop.
ers followed dispersedy. The Numid
ian, however, found his progress barred
for Lara had already drawn the circle
round him. He wheeled his gallan
courser--avoided his pprsuers-rcturnec
at full speed TO tho spot Of tho conilic
stopped without checking that speed
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[Cmcluded from first page.l

The committee on Mill Manufactures, report
that the articles entered for premiums were very
few in number, but of good qualities They
have awarded the following premiums. viz.
To William Sprague, Of Crans;on, on Cali
Goes Sis
broad:loth
To Joseph CunliiI, of North Providence, on
bed ticking
For the Committee, L. p. SMITH.
SHOP MANUFACTUREs.
The Committee on Shop Manufactures, con.
sistng of William Rhodes, Sanpel Pearson
John Allen, Richard Waterman, James F. Sim.
mons, and Palemon Walcot., respectfully ie.
port, that they have awarded the following pre-
miums:-
TO Calvin Dean, of Providence, for the best
Sole Lca;hes, 81
TO Nathan Westcott, Of Providence, for the Sc
cond best,
To John Pettis, Of Olncyvillc, for the best Belt
Leather,
To Calvin Dean, of Providence, for the next
best-a volume Of the =. +. Farmer.
TO Robert Abel, of Olncyville, on specimen
Of Wood Screws, of his manufacture, being
of superior workmanship,
To George Tillinghast, of North Kingstown,
on one dozen narrow, and one dozen broad
Axes-a volume of the n. +. Farmer.
To do do. on one dozen Chisols,
TO John Petts, on the best doz Of Calf Skins
one volume of the n. +. Farmer.
To William Miller, of Providence, on the next
best,
To James Temple, Of Providence, on the best
Roller Skins-onc volume of the \. T.. Far
To William Miller, on the next best,
To Arnold Wilkinson, on the best steel Slac-
one volume of the n. +. Farmer.
To III. Grmshaw, on the next best,
To Samuel Smith, on the next best,
TO james and Samuel Wilbur, of Scituate, on
Spinning Bobbins-one volume of the n. l..
Farmer
To William Adrich, of Smithfeld, on Weav-
or's shuttlcs--onc volume of the n. T.. Far
mel.
TO Samuel Green, of Crans,on, on Cotton
Lines,
To staunton Hazard Of Westerly, on Cabinet
Furniture,
To William Greene, Of Warwick, on do. do.
To s. Waterman, OF Cranston, on Cabinet Fur
niure,
TO r.. Thornton, OF do. for do. do.
William Hamlin, OF Providence, offered for Ex-
hlbiton and Premium, Telescope, manuiac-
tured by him, Of great magniying powers,
and is presumed TO be the most perfect and
valuable Telescope, ever manufactured in the
United S,ates which they have awarded
premium Of
Osmar Stillman, Of Westerly, presented for ex-
hbiiion, sett ofhis patent sell moving Pow
or Loom Temples, which Improvement ho is
now introducing into most Of tho Weaving
Shops in this State, and isconsdered to bo
an important and valuable Improvement.
WM. RHODES, For the Committee.
sHErP AND SWINE.
The committee appointed to view Sheep an
Swine respectfully report, that they have at
tended to the duty assigned them, and hav
awarded as follows
To Allen Ellis, for mcrino Buck, the first
premium Of
To Jude BulTum for small mcrino bues, the
second prcmium VI
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POLISH POETRY.

The world ha. been sinsularly Indebted to
Mr.. Bswring the British poet for the translation
Of the productions Of foreign poets, whose effu-
;oos bst .fsr him, would not have been known
to The English reader. Very recently he has
been engaged in the productions Of Polish bards,
sad some Of his trans 'ations are very nnc. For
instance, The one below.
My wIFE-A DREAM.
Strangely wljer'l I must seeH,
WIS married in drean,-
q the ccs'ncy Of bliss!
Brother! what n JOY II is!
Think about il and confess
'rn storm ofhappiness-