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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

A HUNDRED YEARsnEScE.-It strikes me as
one of the most impressive of all sentiments, that
1t will be the same a hundred years after
this :" 1t is often uttered in the form of a pro-
verb, and with the levity of mind that is not a
ware of its Importance A hundred ysars after
this! Good heavens! with what speed and with
what certainty will those years come TO close,
aud number Of days maze one revolution OF
the seasons. Year follows year, and number
of years make up century. These little inter
walls of time accumulate, and fill up that mighty
space which appears to fancy so big and so i'm
measurable The hundred years will come, and
they will see the wreck Of whole generations
Every living thing that now moves on the face
of the earth, will disappear from it. The hiart
that now hangs on his mothers b' som, Will en-
ly live in the remembrance of his graud-child-
ren. The scene of life and intelligence that is
now before me will be changed into the dark
and oathsome forms of corruption. The people
who now hear me, they will cease to be spoken
of, their memory will perish from the face of
the country, their flesh will be devoured by
worms the dark and creeping things that live in
the holes of the earth, will feed upon their bod
les their collins wi have moulded away and
their bones be thrown up in the new made grave.
And is this the consummation of all things Is
this the final end and issue of man Is there
nothing beyond time and the grave TO alleviate
the gloomy picture-to chase away these dismal
images Must we sleep forever in the dust; and
Did adeu to the light Of heaven DR. Chalmers.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-01-15

TIE YEoMAN.-The man who stands upon his
own soil, who feels, that by the laws of the land
in which he lives-he is The rightfuI and exclu-
sive owner of the land which he tils, is by the
constitution Of our nature, under wholesome in
huence not easily imbibcd from any other source
He feels other things being equal-more strong
" than another the character Of man as the lord
derful sphere, which fashioned by the hand of
God, and upheld by his power, is rolling through
the heavens portion Of his his, from the centre
to the sky. 1t is the space on which moved gen
crations before him in their round Of duties, and
he feels himself connected, by visible link, with
hose who preceded him, as he is also, to those
who will follow him, and to whom he is TO trans
nit a home. Perhaps his farm has come down
TO him from his fathers. They have gone 10
their last home but he can trace their footsteps
over The daily scenes Of his labor. The roof that
shelters him, was reared by those TO whom he
owes his being. Some interesting domestic ira
dition is connected with every enclosure. The
favorite fruit tree was planted by his fathers
hand. He sported, in his boyhood, by the side
Of the brook, which still winds through the mea-
dow. Through that fed, lies the path Of the
village school Of bis earliest days. lie still hears
from his window, the voice Of the Eabbalh bell,
which called his fathers and his forefathers TO
the house Of God and near at hand is tie spot
where he laid his parents down to rest, and where
he trusts, when his hour is come, he shall be du-
tfuIIy laid by his children. These are the feel
iDgs Of the owner Of the soil. Words cannot
paint them gold cannot buy them; they flow
from he deepest fountain Of the heart they arc
the life spring Of fresh, healthy, generous ma
tioaal character.
Everett
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-31
HCMORS OF \ LARGE CITY.

A correspondent, Of the New York
Tribune relates the following pleas
ant adventure as happened 10 hln-
self:
Having an advertised letter in the
Pos. tfiicc, ! wen, down fnr it sun.
day noon. stoped to buy a peach
Of Il little girl whp KEEP. stand hear,
and gave her u quarter for the peach /:
waiting for my change, she told ne
tha, Was right IL gave you quar-.
ter" said |. "No you ouly gave me
cent Then she began to whlne,
which drew around some dozen Irish
woman who kept stands near. Some
well dressed { wish could say well
behaved,) men stopped, and ] was
accused Of being swindler, aud try
Ing to chca. a child. One or tHo
pcaceaDlc individuals threatened t.
hog me and talked Of calling the po
lice. walked OF rhilosorhicalIy
leaving very bad character behind
me.
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,crmen', when he closely followed the
coiIin. and looked sorrowfully on, Rs il
was lowered io its final resting-pls
and the grave filled up. When hi. hu.
man fellow .mourners retired. however,
he remained behind, and. lying down nj
the head II the grave, could noi be IN
daccd 10 leave the spot, refusing. for the
fr,! few days, all food. then, for week
or two. spaiingly receiving it when
brought, 10 him, and. q, last, going oc-
casionally 10 the house for il. but only
to dispatch in haste what was set be-
fore him. and instantly return to hi. sad
and lonely vigil, which. night and day,
he still continues To keep up over the
remains ofhis beloved mistress --- Green
.Nouataia freeman.
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LEGISLATIVE WIG STATE
CONVENTION.

Pursuant to notice, a convention
Of the Whig Members Of the I.csisla.
ture, and other Whlgs assembled at
the State House in Montpelier, on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, 1870, and
were called to order by \. i. Lyman,
Esq. Chairman Of the State Commit
tee, and organized, by the election Of
Hon. CnALEs PAINE, Of NorlhiieIl,
az Pres, aad ID. ". {. CLARKE, Of
Burlington, a. Sec'y.
On taking the chair, Gov. PAINE
made brief and pertinent address.
when the Convention proceeded to
the business for which they were as.
semhlcd.
On motion Of Mr., CoIlurn, o. Gas
Teton, it Vas
Ordered, That a Committee to
consis; of as many members ar there
are State Senators and to be nomIna.
ted on the cal Of the several coun.
ties, De appointed, to report the names
Of suitable persons 10 constitute the
Whig State Committee for the year
ensuing.
The countics,wcre thcreupon called
when the Nominating Committee, con
sis'ing Of 80 members, Was appointed,
and the committee thcreupon retired.
and durins their absence, the llon
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-31

IMPORTANT Mission TO THIS CouS.
TRY FROM ROME. His Holiness, ri
us lX. has sent to this country John
Alemani, Bishop Of California. on Il
very important mission. His purpose
is the same as that Of Amin Bey, the
Turkish .imba ssador. He wiz look
carefully through cur great cities, eX-
anime our progress in the beautiful
and useful arts, make all necessary
estimates Of our great lublic and pr,
vate enterprises, and will then depart
for California. just in season to carry
on: his Instructions in that romantic
aud golien-hcartod country.
The n. y. Herald says, the recent
quarrcls will dwind!c into memories of
small things forgotten, and the fights
Of the sIuattcra with the land spccu
laters will sink into the utmost insig Z
nlfcancc, III view Of the great spirit
ual and temporal attention which wi!
be paid to California by the newly ap
pointed Bishop"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-31

THE SCuooL-MIsTREss AND HER
CANINE FRIEND. One Of the most
touching instances ofcanine attachment.
of which we ever heard, was related to
US, the other day, by mattress OF the
neighborhood where the finale Of the
melancholy event transpired.
A young lady Of one Of the northern
towns Of this county, while engaged in
teaching school, the past summer, a few
miles from her home, was singled out.
towards the close Of her engagement,
without any apparent inducemen,, by
the dog of one Of her employers, II.
the peculiar object Of his regard, which
soon unnccoun,ably increased TO such Il
degree that he could scarcely he beaten
from her side, or prevented from enter
ing th. school-housc, TO which he daily
repaired Al the formulation Of her
school, which she left in failing health,
when about TO start tor her patcrnal res
dence. the dog gave signs Of his deter
minarion TO follow her, which percciy-
ing. she turned to the owner, and soon
effected purchase OF the animal, which
now joyously attended her home. Her
first words, on entering the house, were
-" Mother, | have come home 10 die,
and have brought friend here 10 watch
over my grave" Alter making this
remarkable announcement, she immedi-
a,ely took TO her bed, and sunk rapidly
in "a typhoid, which, in aboal week,
/ terminated in her death. During her
whole sickness, the faithful, and evil
IDENTIFY sorrow-slrickcn dog, never, but
for a few minutes al a time, ief, the sick
room, constantly lying dcJecsly near the
head Of her bed, and seeming but too
bies: when permitted to lick her .csered
hand which was occasiohail y extended
for his tender caresses A. her final
hour drew near, he became indifferent
abou, food, and soon refused II al,ogeih
or. After her death, which he seemed
10 comprehend, he continued 10 waiel
by the corpse, only al one time leaving
IL. and that was when the cot'ia case
which had arrived with the coffin, VA,
carried and placed by the side Of th'
grave previously dag in All enelosur'
near the house. lie then, having sone
how been made aware Of what Was 20
ing on, came oat Of the house, wen, Il
The case, and, silh bis paws on the s''!e
look. I'd in, and seemed to examine II at
,en,iveiy. lie next jumped down int
the grave, and appeared 10 inspect tha
. also siih equal care ard attention. ~
then came out and hurried back 10 hi
posi- sy The corpse, which he oon,iaue'
. 10 watch, ill i was bsossh; oui for IN
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sen ATE.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. %.

The President Lcin2 absent, tho
Senate was called TO order by the
Secretary and Mr. Weston, President
pro ,cmpore, took the char.
Mr. Crowley presented the crcdcn-
tials Of Elisha Lapham Of Rutland
county, when he received the oath
and took lis seat.
Hiiis introduced and referred. BY
Mr. lly de, in addition to an alteration
Of ac, incorporating the Rutland aud
Whitehall Railroad company to CON
mittcc On Roads. The vote was re
considered aud bill Withdrawn, IA il
bill Of like Import mad been already
introduced IN the other House, ans
could not be entertained IN the Sen
ate on account of the 1fth Joint rule.
Hcsotuttone. by Mr. Parker. that
the Secretary Of the senate be dircc
ted to Jay for such newspapers order.
cl by Senators as are printed out OF
the state : and b. Mr. lIollrook, tina.
when the t"0 Houses a1Jpnrn o-,nor-
row Crhursday) night they adjourn
to meet at I o'clock in the evening To
hear M address by ID. L. Thompson
npoa the carly history Of the State ,
bo;h adopted.
HOUSE.
BWs rcferred. by Mr. Everts,
relating to Railand Aqaeiuc. Co.,
70 committee On the judic'ary.
Prfti1ns rcftrred, OF u + Lang
lou ami others, of Justus Collins and
others. f,r taxation of tutland and
Whitehall Railroad CO. 70 committee
ou roads.
Adjourned. .
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committee, tAi relating To csrtnm Oh.
Gers and salaries. with ssneositpeai, en-.
po~rring the Cefs cf tho House 10
appoint three Assistants insiead of two.
and requiring bin 10 periorm The duty
nov npPor,aluing to The Enercssias
tlfk adopted. Also aiding 10 the
ijh scc,inn The following: the mcnhcrS
oF the ,wu House. shall receive s2.of
per den Tor each dav's attendance upon
ihr General Assembly THIS wa sap.
ported hy Mr. Vail. and the y~as ard
MY. having been demanded were Yeas
iJ2, Nay, ~. Thr amcndinon, ~,
consequently adopted, Mr. kargc~ ~
Grafton moved ,o amend the bill fur.
'hcr by inserting after the word. ~,
90 p.r day" The following viz while
IN session only : na by ies maya to
~ yrn'. The question then recurr~d
upon The ~ reading o.- the bill Mr..
Hatch moved that it lie on The table
lo>i. and h,ll ordered TO third reading.
Mr. Vail cailoj up The bill relntiuy Ia
the Judiciary. and after discussion by
Mcs,r, Vail, lcarcnwofih, Bartlett aud
E,.rt-. the latter moved 10 dism,ss
lost yeas 80, nav, III. The bill VA,
then ordered 20 "a ,h,id reading.
A communication was received from
the rhsiroan Of the committee o,,
Roads. to whcI, committee has been
4 REFERRED the bridge question. inviting
J the meinhcs Of tho Legislature TO an
/ EAcursion 10 Rouse's Point and back
nn Saturday next; accepted.
| Tie CHAR auuouuccd the following
committee, ordered 20 be raised on tho
act ~ ana, ndmtn, Of An nc, relating to
The judiciary, approved ls4o Messrs
licnton, Boorn. Hyde Of Rockingham,
O.good, Hall, Worncr. liy dc Of Chel.
sea, Lca,tnwor,h, Vail, Ma.,ness, Hub
bell, Noyr.. Dickcrman. Adjourned.
Petitions rrGyrtd. Of j. II. CoH
and otLcr,. of Tipohy folleu aud 9th
rr-. Of Gcorgc B. Isham ana uhsrs
Tor an act 10 incorporate the bAeituru
and !l.uc,burgh Plank Road Cot scvc
rally to committee on Roads. n OF Dan
irl : Ewing and others, of Alanso''
Alien and others, Of VIM. &. Kiitredgc
aud others, of Era-,ns Highly aud 9th
ers, Of james Adams and others. o'
RaIrh Page and others, for extension
: Of Rurlaud and Whitehall Railroad Go.
to committee on Roads. OF itorni'
= Brock anG others, for new county o
haIf shire in Orange Co.; TO the sciec
: ! committee
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to morrow morning
SENATE

II lShAl, tCi, *, \, VI.
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Ptt,tioaS dHd rcmoHsirnHcss rcfrtcf
OF tho Black River Division Sons ut
Iemperance.fo FOR alteration in the license
law 70 select committee on petition OF
X. Roby and Others. Of Allen War.
den and IL other, relating 10 rurchas-
in. Wrbsrer's Dictionary to commit.
tee on education. Rcmonst, anrr, u'
VIM. llarri. and iS others Of Wini.
ham. Samuel Phelps and "a other, Of
Grafton, Elias O,to.t AMI +! other. oF
Rockingham, tytus II. Locke and 81
oilers %; Saxlon'> River. Eiicry All ,r
and 20 others of Westminster, aud Da-
,id + Gushing and - others of Rock
insham, against Bank n, SaAtun's Ri,.
cr; TO committee on taLks
Mr.. Mclean called up the bill rcIa'-
Ing 10 Highways, making the town IN
which road MAS laid liable for inl CT
mcnt If tie road i, not opon,d at ,hc
specified time, and if the road or b;ids,
j, rendered impas-iblc ordered TO &
third reading.
The bill increasing i'e capital .,ocI
Of Bank OF Orleans, VA, read the i'ir,
time and passed.
The hll relating 10 highways wa
taken up read the lI,i'd time nnd passed
Mr.. Chandler called up the Lill +,
incorporate the Peoples Bank at Der
by. and il Was ordered 10 ihird read
ins.
Mr.. Weston called nr the Lill rel I
ing TO -hcrils and Coust able, member
of Railroad corporations, giving ,lcu
power 10 serve processes on saH rorpo
raliVnS, and proposed TO amctd go lh
officers can serve processes il favor q
against any corporations, towns an
counties OF which they arc members
The amendment was accepted.
Several amcnlmcu.s were accrpte,
which together Will, The bill were full
discussed, motion to postpone by NJ
Keith wa, lost, also to lay on the iah'
, by Mr.. Marvin, and il was ordered |
a third reading.
The bill has been several times
mcndod, tue following is the substau,
ci il:
Every Sheriff, deputy Sheriff or Coz
Stable no, otherwise disqualified is her
by authorized and empowered 10 scrl
I Any wit, execution or other process
+ favor Of or against any COrporatio
. county or town, Notwithstanding IN,
: Hhcrill, deputy Sheriff or ton,iab
{ may be stock holder Of such corIor
ton, or an inhab,ant or tax payer
sucli county ar town.
Proridcd, That nothing in this a
shall authorize any constable 10 scr'
any writ execution ar other process
, any other town than tlc town IN VIII,
he is constable, excepting III cases whc
, ty law con.;allcs now have auihorit
- 10 serve writ, processes and execution
!, Adjourned.
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IiOI'
SENATE.

PRAYER by the Chaplain.

Prayer by the CHAPLAIN.
E,t,intioH. BY Mr Weston in
,lr1c,iu. tie judiciary committee to
enquire into the expediency Of estab-
i-Lu. house, Of correction in each
county 40 the state, and amend'rs
law relating - punishment tor theft
50 u, % paatsh for the second offence
- here the amount stolen - less thai
seycu dollars By confinement 10 hard
labor 10 Sat. r.i.pH ; .uJfted.
P,tut,n rcfsr,L OF Wm. Z.
Cu,uu. aud otne. relating % the
DISPOSITION ofpubilc lands {" commit
tee on agriculture.
B,iis Rt,oiacedaHd RCrred' By
VI lio!bro9k. ia addition 10 an act
approved 1917, relating " nights Of
married women, cxemp:ln: personal
property II married soaen acquired
ia uin2 cyyerturs from attachment
g3r her L4sbaul. debts /; 70 cotnaittee
onj jllIcl4y.
Eayr1ss.i bin. Relating %
common schools, giving selee,rnsn
poacr 70 ii.l vacancies Vi t>sn super
ia,e.dcn,s passed. Amending an
. act relating 70 bank, sppr .Yei IN
l.4y ordered % lie on notlSa u Mr.
Weston. Relating 70 Cnion scho'i
districts rassed.
| The ii5use amesiel tie bill rels
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long as j, remains the law, every good
citizen will conform to il. Aud cv.
cry one Who arrays himself agaias; ii,
cndeavors by oren or secret means to
bring into con,cmp, SO that /, may hc
violated with impuni,y, is an enetnv
10 The best interests Of the country"
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SENATE.
"WEDNESDAY, Oct. g

Prayer by the Chaplain.
Petitions reJcrred. or the Exccu-
tive committee Of the University Of
Vermont, praying iha, The State wouli
discharge them from III" dcbt due the
State ,choo! fund /; TO Committee on Ed
ucaiiCm.
Eagrossed HHi. Incorporating he
People. Bank at Derby; ox'chding
,hc jurisdiction Of sheriff and con,ia-
bc,, a3d eXcmp'ias certain plank road
.lock- from taxation; passed
From the U1"ss, TO pro'ec, ii,h in
artificial pond, to Judiciary committee.
Relating 10 du,ie- Of supegintcndenls
of common schooi,; to committee ON
education. 10 regulate certain Office,
and salaries to committee on finance.
ProSiain. for the appointment Of jail
commissioners by the Governor TO
columiiiee on judiciary
Adjourned
HOUSE.
Prlyer by Rev. fh Ballou.
Reseia,oa.. By Mr.. Gregory, tlat
an appropriation Of $1,000 per year b.
nade for five years to the vermont
State Agricultural Society for the pur'
po-c Of holding annual far. and to M
crease the a. icu',uld intercs, Of the
State oa bis motion referred TO the
committee ga Agriculture ~ !he
same, M relation 10 common sch91l' .
adopted. ~ Mr. Colby Of Sai'bury,
that Bliss \, Da,i,, States Attorney
Of Caledonia cguniy, be authorized to
dispose Of all property Designed for ori-
minai purpose, "a his possession and
forfeited 10 The state adopted. BY Mi
Bursc.s, authorizing committees 10 eli
durin. the session Of the Hoe when
ever business requires; lad on Tie Ia
Die.
Eagrosssd i}N. For appointment
Of laii con. missioner. by the GCtrrnOr
supported by M7.,r. Val AMI Coiby
oppos d BY Mr. Kellogg. AID passed,
HOUSE
Reports ef Commiaerf Iy genera
committee Ia favor of Till fsr The pro
tscilon OF nh IN 4r'iiicia! I,oal, o'd
cred 10 ih.fd res4ins. by the sans
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HE-A 4 country editor adyc,

Ry-A country editor advcrtiscsl lis
whole concern for sale including, VIC
suppose, his interest in the widow
down the lane, the best half Of an old
hat, a plate Of "hasty soup aud a
ticket for the aims house. - Boston
Bee.
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rG.5 Three black sailors were re
Gently shot at Brcst, in pursuance of
sentence by the Council Of War, for
the murder of the Captain Of the
French brig Adele, during the ship
wreck Of the vessel on the coast Of
Africa, Oh the 2sth Of July, last.
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approach her with M small degree NJ
,repidstion. Wsdne siay is her dies ofey
because. in the frs, place. OH a Wed.
ncs'iny she imprudcniiy exposed herself,
and j. suffering from the Consequences
and, IN lhe second place, on Wednes-
day her Maria took the scarlet fever
So she has marked " edncsday down in
her calendar with black character We,
her ecD,emp, for stars and ghosts are
proaigious. Now there i. cousidera-
ton 10 extended 10 the friends Of ghosts,
which Day-ia,alis,s cannot claim
Whether or no, deceased friends take
more airy and i!insy form. and adopt
the inyariable costume Of sheet 10 visit
the Objects OF their earthly afections,i.
question which the shrewdcsi ,hinkers
and the profoundest lo.icians have de-
baicd very keenly, but without over ar.
irving at any satisfactory conclusion.
The strongest argument again.; the
positive existence of ghosts, is, lhs, they
appear only to people Of certain :em-
permanent, and under certain exci,iD.
/
fact man, never sees n ghost and we
may take it rs a natural law, that none
/ Of these airy visitants never appeared
10 M attorney. But the attorney Mr.
I Fee Simple. We are assured, holds Sat.
urday TO be an unluch y day. 1t was OH
"A Saturday that his eNtoriionate bill in
poor Mr.. G.s case, was cut down by
the taxing master; and it was on a
Saturday that certain heavy hill was
duly bonorcd, upon which he had hoped
to reap a large sum in the shape OF
costs. Therefore, Mr.. Fec Simple be-
lieves that the destinies have put black
mark against Saturday, so far rs he i,
concerned.
IL. Jew who thought the thunder
storm WAS The consequence pt b., hav-
ing eaten slice Of bacon did not pre-.
sent a more ludicrous picture, than Mr.
Fee Simple presents with his condemn
ed Saturday.
We have IN esteem for ghost .inspec.
tors, which it is utterly impossible ,c
extend to Day-fatalists. Mrs. Pip;oss
too, may bc pitied; but Mog, turning
her money when the moon makes hei
re-appea,ance, is an object Of ridicule
We shall neither be nstonishel, nor cx
press coincidence, il the present, which
Miss Caroline anticipates from the kno
in her lace, be not forthcoming ; and a
for Miss Amelia, who has cxtingu:she'
the candle, and to the best Of her belle
: lost her husband for u twelvemonth, vs.,
. can only wish for her, that when she j
t married, her lord and master will shak
r her faith in the prophetic power Of snu!
. fers. But Of all the superstitions tha
have survived to the present time, al,
are to be found in force among people
Of education and thoughtful habi
!. Day -fatalism i. the most general. rs it
4 the most unfounded and p-eposterou'
1t is II superstition, however, in whc
o many grea, and powerful thinkers hav
;. shared, and by which they have bee
, guided; il owes much of its present III
hucnce to this fact; but reason, Chi,
{ tianity, and all we have comprchcndc
n of the great scheme of which We forI
part, alike tend to demonstrate lis al
= surdity,aud utter wan. Of all foundation
=, Dickens XousehoM VOydS,
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U-rbs fo;losat ,rvm en- ss,ssss'; htssd. se =.
80, 4 'eu,s time sises bs, hcm - o'srsishi, the
rss,,a.es of Il bAs b.s~ Se,sysJ sa,i ,hs psss-n,
20. tes -h'eN -s t-s The ss,sor's ps'don he
,...,., - ,,rssi, and osauufsi nov - ever Re.
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q" awtse ~ sis,,er ea,esets
f.uv sussp, bly, 10 thetr nesting


~ av tso ~ sHsret essssets
flov supsos biy 10 their nesting
h., ions q hrJ. Than once again
The r,sr shs,i es,m . though, from thee
A.s sa<s Assia ne pns,'s sns'a,
se.ii sts-t th,na ear ~hiis ,hou se ffee
vs wbea the tesdai rag 10 aivsa,
Ard sotsma marriage voss are @es,hed
ss. s.1h bugh, sssst 10 fvasly Hssa
fto,n s.t the garland ''Lsss sybs" sfsstbsl
We ms, not ,ssn fseaB the hcUts,
- hs'aiy Pssssd, rs~su'Lerd vel
waa t"lm,ay "csth III. f'tssi bp~ss
Ne fs,t The magic Of " t1vs's sPs.i
ut,f recalled, In esoh s'ons
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