Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-13


Last year, some one says. we had 20 Hdlan
su1amer, for there came a rain ne seeoHd day
~ ~ blessed term and washed % an away
Nti i be true this year, az Of one long to be
remembered when We sat in lhe open cay ln
NoTembef- surely, - November as they can
Rand birds were singing among the yellow
leaves, and gave signs of bud and hiossomf
Can we sav OF any lttie week oi meek SUM
shine es we Old then f-ttf Dflrhas paused 10
remember, and bcauHralhe memories are. She
recalls the spring how soft the airi And The
summer hDW deep and warm iha skyi And
the hancHt how p'llared and golden The
cioudsi And The rainhows and the sunsets (;
how gorgeous are The woods
Indian fummer : Nature " sober, seconi
thought A vail of golden cauze trails
through The air; the woods, in dishahlie. arr
gay with the hectic hushes " the Gam; ard
the brgit sun, rsientsd, comes mcekiv back
again, o. 10 be would not 20 to Capricoi. he
has a kindly look De DO longer dsrzles ones
eyes enc, tat has sunset sofness in Dis face.
and fairly hlnshes at the trick De- meiiiaiei.
Ronnd, red SUM- rich ruby in the iewa'rr 90
Godi sets as big rs the woods and ten acres
Of forest, are relieved in the defiance, are Re-
lieFed uD0n the great disc-a rare device upon
a glorious meditation. The sweet south wind
has come again. and hreathes softly through
the woods, til -heT ras,ie like a hammer n
/ crimson and COLA, and waitzes gaiiy with the
dead lesvfs that strcw the ground, and whirig
! hem quietly away sometimes. iu ita fr0'ic.
over the fields and fences, and into the brook,
10 whose little ciii-g they l0ter 90 the way.
and never get down 20 She sea az az
And with ihe sun and the wind. here are NE
birds once more. "A hluebiri Wfrbics near the
house, as it used 20 %; the splrsows are
| chirping IN The bushes. aud The wood-rlbins
flicker HE fakes Of FIRE through the trees.
Now and then a crimson 0r yeiiow leaf win
uoNg itg Wav slowly down. through the smoky
light, ant "the sound cf dropping nuts 81
heard Dr. the still WOODS. The brook, That, a
little while ago, stole 7lolg pr DE shadow. rin-
piing softly round the boueis that trailed Hir
Is IFS watsrs, now trinkles an Che way, On its
Journey o the lake.
i i TIE Saturday night % nah.re and the
year. There is nothing more 70 Pc done eve
Vthiug is packed un; Che wardrobe ~ spriue
and summer is an saldrd In those russell and
rude cases, and laid away he-r and tlcre. some
1f it On he earth, and some 90 the water. and
some funE upon the bosom ~ tie wiHds. and
lost, as zee sa--bUt after an, IGNORE lost th7n
Is the lttle infant, when laid Hpon . pillow. Be-
Is rocked and swung. this w1r ana Chat, il lhe
arms Of q careful molhrg. So the dying. snil-
ir- year g an ready 10 90.
Bg. hos much better than we can ever tel
it. rs IBIS, which IS Of itself two stanzas of an
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