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LORDS GREEK TESTAMENT

HUMBOLDT'S COSMOS.
HARPER : BRorHERs.
Publish thi. Day:
THE
@ REE X T r. II A NJ + n T:
WITH GRc.hhY REyiStP TIKI piSeG OF
FRUIEG0MENA; AND a cRiriCAL
AND EXEGETiSXXL y ~. &C COM
For The Us. Of Theological student. and Minister
Minister Of Quebec Chapel London and late Fellow Of Trinity
C1ll-ge Cambridge.
eH page syO, Muslin, t5; Half Calf Extra sc.
From The N.~ FORK Evans~lis Jpn-s
''Tbe viii jls t- regarded complete
parsus orrps biblical inv that h. Issued
Ia this coopy E'ey page bar. ~iines. TO Gera patience
pans skne accuracy Materials hitherto aacosssioe 70
Greek scholars III ,is oouay brought thin
tbtr rescn and We l con1en' that the results M justify toe
wo,i which take the place Of this
Froo. The N-wY"rk ind-pend-n ut, June 2 1888.
years Dr. Afford published ;be frs: volume
hi, critical edition Il the New TesismeDs work in which
the volume. Issued have passed to third edition IN England
the M-s, Harper have Issued elegant reprint IN
co- II edition has PLACID II quite beyond the
pastors and students but tine American reprint wach
ano.t fac so.i will bring work within the reach Of
Bible student who know. how to appreciate critical
To. following the principal features Of hi. work:
The Greek text revised according 20 the best manuscript
au,horii,s under The sht Of modern criticism Every
gics student shoad bee attempted
m this d. If he does scceP. the results OF
scholar. .
dis. of various readings with references which abe
the reader 10 dse Ct their ls;ive authority THIS arranged
on sch page dir.cfly under the text
Nursns ref..uc-s lot to The uhectms-r of the text,
but verbal aud dOatc These Of ges, mp1rt
- b,f commentary which I. both eritcal-L develop
sr-mmatic1 strOctur-sbd ex-s-tcs. unfolding tins
neauus III. Ia this lAr,r Afford h often quite f-lc
His aud lucid reuderinss will sometimes suggest
sermon fom 4. poiot Of yis~. -
offer th arks ser almost daily Of Afford
for wears in the crticsl study tbs Ne~ Testament HI. fault.
are altogether secondary comparison with bis nbaIna
merit, Auy s,ud,p, critical helps
proht by this thorough and scholarly work"
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The Fif,h Volume Of
HUMROLDT'S COSMOS.


COSMOS A SKETCH OF a PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
OF Tue UNIVERSE.
By ALEXANDER NoS HUMBOLDT.
Translated from the German by T. C. OTTE and W. f. DAL'
LAS. y. l. 5.
Vol " limo. Muslin. 65 cents
The student of fingers lovingly her wonders
they are esouay uprod before him In S4f Humboldt wrote
To- N, late ereEiaq rdrted and acre he 97er g. ne
e,uan puJhe tccrk Of phh The undfred fyps has been
p,ent % mind for d!so. haV century aud Low We rre
ur, ened with another volume Lookup ilto the Pts. aud
vsed and active lie OF this eloquent and aged
phlo ipher " fpd youth whose
''-j y Was ia the wilderness, TO breathe
The dificSt air Of the iced mOunians top.
Wher, The birds daren Ii o. build, Insects wing
Fit DER the her b.ess granite; or u plunge
he torrent, aud To roll along
On the swlt hiIl II the new breaking wave
(f river Stream, or ocean, In their hO~.
When orsider that the volume b.ior US te ~ott
yszrOf whose life has been one Of
.boims csunot but regard as surprising podct
Ne dsouss clearly eaTueoy and with much of hs orueI
Density Of h Earth, Subtenanean heat Ter
r,.tiiaI Magnetism Earthquake. aud Volcanoes We have no
IN whcb the pheno.a OF psture are 80 iucidy
d,.crd and carefully examined la cos@os We have di
st H al the kch have made tom the dsvs
of Phuy time, aud the results OF experiment ana
.rtepded equally long period Of time are sue
forth CosH0sis II oannC b. IN the modem sense
Of the term popular book work to t- read over WIN
and For those however who d--r 70
kso,r 81 Gyrear 10 kno, sncn book a. Cosmos
the authority Tor every stAn sNsn
originals always be referred To- II desired
This noble summary hfes study planned aud achieved
an sr hen faculties Of ordinary grow du-s ~ofh
which must always auk the treasures and not less Among
tie curi,iti.s of scientific literature. Examiner
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Wo,k by postage paid for dsauce IL the United sssIcs
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THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOX JUNE H.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this

The NEw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
week contains the following:
I..LEADlNG ARTICLES: Fish;ins at Let "A! Word
Whit are 70 be Found between th-in C0uniet u
Juri-dio.oni KO.sutA'' sPeeoh' Edi'"riAi Para
u..REylEw OF THE WEEK: Giving In . oOnden.ea
aud conspicuous form the latest and mot iTPsr,sn'
eveuts that have transpired II the City and seo0IoS
United States Mckee, and Australia
In..KossUTH ON THE WAR IN ITALY; speech IN
W.LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From Warrington, kas.as EIse,!on; From ras
P-.s snd Ksn.a. L..r fron Baenos Ayf--
VAN OVERLAND JOURNEY: By Horace Greeley
More Notes OF kAosaa
yI..HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE; Arrival
the City Of w'ss,Es:os T.s ,,a,. Bate .s.r
Forvy'. Report, o.hsr Battle. sad ssiTaisaea
VII. POUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE; Arrival
nary CT the News
WILL .oRTAT SALE OF BLOOD CATTLE, from The
herd q R a As1sHesr' IN "oodi''d County
M..THE GREAT JUNE FROST COrr,.pood.nce Of
The n. Y Tribune.
x..rHE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG NAN: A
x..PoErRY, The Farmer : We Two
xlI.THE $4,000 SUIT Breach Of PrOniss y Ma
XIII. OHIO REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
XIV FACTS FOR FARMERS.
xv.AGRICULTURAL ITEMS
xvITHE EXECUTION OF TASTIA ToPEE-
XvIi..PERSOSAL
XyIH..PoLITICAL-
XIX MISCELLANEOUS: Ssw Hssp-hirei The Hysnr:'
Fu.iiive Css-; A--assta.tiOn "oci.n "a
.r-d by her Physieizn; scirid-; Pcpsl..ior OF
n chssn; MorpnJ's EamPan NicteH-. Ihr sia
Of Dsncinr: C.as. Il toe Fl-1i;y Il he Bod nov
Pigeons Caught
Xxx. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
xyI CALIFORNIA MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXI. COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fgl k-Por-' q ise
s.ack Money, Co.tar, Gran, Ca.tle a-1 cher MAJ
k.t. specially ksp-'rteS t1r The rnbune.
sr,sc.,rloxs-On- copy for 81. Thsee Ccr:,
S5 Ffys oopirs -. Ten copies Sl5.
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DAY. Proe &C.
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A G A ID I A;

Or,
MONTH WITH TF1E BLUE NOSES .
Nv Frr5ere CclSens Author II Toe opsrro~ss~s fs9s
Two Elrgant Iiustrstions, by Nspi.ou Saropy.
Que Nalume. Price I II.
"Nr CcKxens discovered style, or invented otss
and mos. agreeable style iA Boston Saturday Ga1et;e
The story Of ope Mr. Cosz-ns visited has eeen gwen
% he public hy the suho the Neutr French aud Evan
refine but be presents fresh aud attractive pe;ures o NE "a
Acss aud the ,oa manners snd er.ons OF
de Aadaus as they actually eIis; a; tie pe-eEi tine '
Trsn.C Tip.. -, .....,
rbee is ,hroushout this volume the vein Of cfieni
and what BITTER perfectly ns.usl hlI,r ~1h ooo.s.ooA
EAshee of which chsr.ctrnx-d Nf Ioztens Pe'
con pSSitiuas. - Columbia Is. CoussLt
Mr.. Co.zcps need hardly is trstrsse oo-c''-I.
When The ursrmmvTy colnes. has passed " y
wi this Will b. the thing with tire oSsr the mora
slippers; think would spol Se 3svor
Of = cohbl-r or julep - Baltimore EXohsnx-.
There overtowiuE good hunnr charming genaity II
al hi. sa;irrs which makes IT, willing - Lave a. n
proceed with h. oissec; process tie do~a Asss;
N usics but n there b. usde. y0u may y sure
that {, z1eus " ~ oycslok. Aesda l. suos
hir. be OBVIOUSLY wt AID Blue Noes i5em
selves BE- ether t4a pessvd With their photographed
fBostou Ats.
For sac By AZ t.- Booksellers.
DERBY & JACKSON,
PUBLISHERS, Ssw-lo1k
hy pustsgr p4lt.
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T,HE AMERICAN STAIR BUILDER
i By NILLiAs p EsrEKsRoox and JLsEs IL AosSkros
TIE bee; bOok the sabsct EEerJih-S oa-Deesee =,
,Ae Science fay explained Ilastra-A Our q1Afo
volurr- P-oe IS Sent ey mail r~ q pos,As- Doe-- %
Booksr1eu and CAnvss~,nA Address
hAKER GOODWIN Psbishest
rribr,e Bailtilss PIin,Hs Hoss- ssaAe, Ses-fah
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ENRY WARD BEE & ii f. X
III PLAIN AND PLEASANT TALK ABOUT FRUITS
BLOWERS AND tARSISG
One limo Pric. 81 IS
II win be by the shove title that Mr. Beeche
spy-,rs before the public eOk writer AEricu
tuIa Horticultural aud Horticultural suncta IL will doubt
DaIy that, 10 h. 10. reputation an OrsIOr
Preacher Wner b. .ded thA Of practical Farmer
Gac.ne and Fruit Towrr for be- and bcenbu the
bpok sp,sks ior iiseh
NEW STAR PAPERs,
By HARY NARD bEGCBER
N,st 81 "a
The above volume Interesting matter
the o+lebrst~d Psrk-r Aricls Ttal Depyty
and The b-fr. (BossD) American Tnsrt
se,ty la Daniel d, ssq, horOshIy revised b. 1
sufLoI
Ior BY ell Booksellers Cope, sent By nail stage psI,
'" ''''F' " DERBY JACKSON. PgbH.sen.
N-w.York
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UIGHLY IMPORTANT t. BOTH SEXEs,
Ms--i-d snslr, y h-sth er e-sease-AEDIOt1 AZ
T.yR .NDNsRRf AGE Cl DE-. -iitson over ~ pz<s
iasS q "a sn6 asve 10 Ee -r,yrc EarsvisE. Pne,
B, ,brsed PETis Sle Lo1d Z fas sslAH .la s-s %
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y.irr - t-h.r SaE mailed p.Et q %. e1l-zy
by " A TOWNSEND c., No. a. "s!GeF-st, " 4.
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NETWORK, FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1859.
A REMARKABLE BOOK.
D. APPLETON 4 Co No~ $40 and 34S BRoAD"Af'
PygifsH ssrVRDkr:
MEMOIRS OF The
EMPRESS CATHERINE II.
WRITTEN BY htRSELF.
EXTRACT rxoa atRrEs's Fxs,

EXTRACT Fkoa aEREES's PSsrAcs:
sme bcus of Emrrrs talirrnr, arf -'H
thr Paul Count kn-t niaf 70 p. me -
RyI b. pager. H. bneif a. tae
ib.,s p<jrr. AnnE them fsnrd The os-br.,-d b't -
Asais Ohh h which. in uic2 ;ole, and WIN a1Ik Np
bbe Epr,s- the a>-.s,ioafoa ~ n.r
lVse.ud, Peter I'LL Thsr also manuscript wT''ten sn
lIe. ey Tie hard o Cab. errse And ineas-d 10 Ad
,rup- bGrIs IN. INSCRIPTION: To lmp-rai Hixhues>
the Cessv icl Grsno Dusr Paul y e~hvrd sn tsaef
hslv.6p- tie msDuscn Of Tie AoioH' ~Hiea We DIV
psbhsh. -
Tb- nrI.sryt terminates abruptly toward the cs> o the
winch voIl Lav ,rryrd materials or iuiinnain saane
prss sfu Paul threw iuto the hre but oo'sns
Known upn nis pout PAnl ksp ss 1no,aers aa
rTi and lnirus,' i 20 Que oIt ne
i o Prince Al xADdsr hJurakiu- TIE rIio
tek evpy Hiy yeats after t- d-ath q Paul
ArIznosT Toursu.i Pnb.e Mcbs- NorutEoi oosiued
epis tfo The Of koGakue. The Emperor Neao1a
Lsns beard of s crrs the S-ert Pi &C - srr al
th- cfi-s Auous tbvGi wrttsn a. Odessa by A-
hard q TIE bra al pc; Pou--1hin oompss stop ~ss
paw ~ The fur.nsr crruai-u Of tls Aemors
knp-rnT eh. had Orsluzl brought n hn 1y h~
CoBL, D. bGdet d r. sealed IL with tn n-a, '-sl Of state
be spt IL The imperial archives among me
n = drcl usnfs
To rs details. which fron notice communicated
add that the h spoke 70 me od
ti- Constantine ATseuh, the preceptor 81 ne
EuprUr H- d Ia lSir tina: h- lad oofairrd
Hian, documents the eyents
Which loOwvd tr da,h ot Peter l., up - tr rs o Alex
sd.T Among these documents he authorized "a rsa NE
Memoirs of Czlhsnr al tAi hs, time h- teaching he
AGd,rn HsorJ Of Ru-a D the Grand DaAe Tie h-f pre-
sauplvrD .
D1nrs toe Csan War archives transferred %
no.rew In The month Of March 1855 the Emperor
he'd Hauu,cp. brought MIN 20 read siuce that pnd
ops or circulated Moscow and 81 Peters
turs Il ia from e ih. that publish the Memoirs
i ouy 70 resd three page o he
t.,; 20 b. quite satisfied on ihis point-
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IMPORTANT INFORMATION -
l 10 INVENTORS PATENTEES, sad ALL who
iNreRrsTFD 10 the SALE AID MANAGEMENT Of
Ps rESTFD INVENTIONS
~ y t;hr, THE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN have Just
- .,e "a! teeir CsI clttiuins sXteco
- lirb coat,irs ~ toe euo-. AL HaP-@e ,alrAn
Pst.rt Law Published IN N. - APn 49,
-, -. Of h.ch rapidly exhacs;fd lht pres u ssar
I,s,,d 20 COO copies. aud they sie ssy esipS
rrt.. . 10 desire prsses he best oondenscd
,,v of the Lsv ard Practice auGef cur relt O1ace sJ
49,, viG do We, "a sypiy icr them 81 once RE cs1.. %
teiD WI =" - ~ irsil Apply 81 the American sut Faro
80 P,,en, Osc.s Of MUM co No 81 faIA to~ iofs
yI,UF only thoroughly reliable MAP OF the
SAT OF WAR is Hl6GINsoSS ke;s.1sa ey ever
h0dv iu the trade (eSc.P, ie~ ca Ss i1s. ~ "a
s wholss.le hy DEXTER Co, No llS NAsss-st 40 =
M HIGGiNsON Nc. n ChAnaerss;, n l. r'ee - 'N-''
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DHILIPSs new MAP Of SARDINIA, LOM-
BARDY, TUSCANY. PARMA, NAPLES sc.
Sr. g neb-. BY ls inches ing secus,ey tne geography
o. tie between
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
This 10 the bee. and rehsb bic MAJ yet published
Pnse ]. osIta -
WILMER L ROGERS,
No. e. NasssG-.t-, corner Of Lberty-st-,
New.Yorh.
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AnnsEmenIs.

4 CADEMY OF MUSIC. LA TRAVIATA.
"A THIS tFRiDAYl EVENING, Jnr- 10
LAST NiSHr But TWO or rhE SEASON
LAST APPEARANCE But ONE oF TaE CELEBRATED
LYRIC TRAGEDIESNE
Sisrs, ADELAIDE CORrEsI.
ONLY MIGHT of
LA TRANIATA.
COHTEsIiu her CELEBRATED CHARACTER u YloLETTA
in whiea ka kno~ .ssed bey ond al rysls
Bo1ss cirvlr ane psrsuet.
Re seats, - cents
Family sircs Galley 2s cents
u-NORROW-SaTURDAf, June u
POSITIVELY HE LAST OPERA MATINEE OF TIE
SEASON.
ON WHICH OCCASION WILL Re PRODUCED
FOR THE LAST TIME,
ROBERT LIZ DIABLE.
Msdsus PAULINE C'LsOSS
ONLY APPEARANCE IN TIE MATINEE
BRIGNOLl a. Roh-rr. Nile CARROLL ss lsteela JCSCA
a. B.rtram, II. sQJIaES RAimbsud. GIsEd BAht ey
GsLklTl ard fall Cops de Ballet, eader Tie difveon OF
sigiCr RONLAhL
toncuces -
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CIT should stand on the Library shelf by the
,ide Of Lnnrrlk vs. EYsneelne.r - Boston Courier.

This 10 Arcadis-ths the land
That wea y soais Lave sighed iori
This 10 ArcaaIs-tms the land
Hrruic hrAEts have died for:
Yet, strange tell TINS promised lana
Has never been spphed for!
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ELlLABETHAN ALE.-Tbs whd Dsome Ala
ds.itned for boss-hed and s.s,lsss .rlss ter
tno<s requiring poonsh0s dit Sod In pint setiss
Retail 25 per Dozen Gt cents scwd for resonnsd hsxks
Carefully facsed Cor the esenuy BARLOW, 16J pesh q.
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...HARPER BROTHERS VII send either Of the sbove
Works by postage psd for dsuce IL the United stss
under 10 mits, ON reoeips cf the money.
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~ s.traetson a eity-,hs famous D SSELDORF GAIL
LERY on PAINTINGS. Op-a ssJ ssd svsossg Ao- -
broscvsy. Admissnn - esns
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Quimby's
IMPROVED LIGHTNING

The sassenbes have had og experience Iii their business and
their proved perfect safeguards from lightning
information be obtained application
A. NJ QUImBY a SON,
No Liz IN. NJ.
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nENTlSTRY.-Dr. BAYLAR, No. 22 sth-sy.,
- tov prepared 20 81! OPERATIONS TIA; AL - hs
he Of nis 'rofssson, IN sk.s k<
er-cee. DR.. A N. Gsnn-
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-02
NUMBER 4s---VOLUME 4.

Jnquestionably. there are two sides to
this question, and both of them ert5tn,e,
aud therefore both of them deficient iu
science and in common sense Ii men
were made according to our notions, there
would not he silly one alive but it is
otherwise ordered, and there is no depart
ment of hdman life in which we do not
find the weak and foolish man. This is
true of farming as much as Of any other
calling, But no one dreams of setting
down the vocation of agriculture, because,
like every other, it has its proportion of
stupid men.
Why then should agricultural ryiters,
as class. be summarily rejected because
some of them are visionary? Are we not
allowed our share of fools as we'll as every
other department of life ? We insist on
our rights.
A book or a paper never proposes to
take the place Of a farmers judgment. Not
to read at all is bad enough; but to read,
and swallow everything without rehec-
ton. or discrimination, this is even worse
Such an one is net book headed but q
block headed farmer. Papers arc de-
signed to assist. Those who read them
must select, modify, and act according 20
their own native judgment. So used, pa
pers answer double purpose; they coz
vey great amount of valuable practical
information, and then stir up the reader
to habits of thought; they make him
more inquisitive. more observing, more
reasoning, and, therefore, more reason
able.
Now, as to the contents of agricultural
papers, whose fault is it if they are not
practicdle Who are the practical men
who are daily conveTsant with just the
things a cultivator most needs to know /?
who is stumbling upon difficulties. or dis
covering some escape from them? who is
it that knows so much about gardens,
orchards, farms, cattle, grains and grasses?
Why, the very men who 'front.' ,crite a ,Oord
for the paper that they read, and then COM
plain that there is nothing practical in IT,
Yes, there is. There is practical evidence
that men are more willing to be helped
than to help Others; and also that men
sometimes blame Others for things of
which they themselves are chiefly blame
worthy.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-02
Lightning rb.nom.uoa-ln,.r..ans Facts.

lightning Observation-Disclosures facb
Mr.. Merriam, the ''sage-of Brooklyn
Heights" in a recent letter, says
"a few days since, stranger accosted
me in the street and inquired if iron bed
steals were dangerous to sleep upon dur
ing thunder storms. l said in reply that
| had never known death by lightning
ON bed resting on an iron bedstead, but
we have recorded deaths by lightning Of
persons reposing on feather beds on wood
en- bedsteads.
"No case of death by lightning has
vet occurred to telegraph operator, to
persons on board of steamboats, or in rail-
road cars, or in iron vessels or iron
buildings, or in vessels furnished with
lightning rods. Two persons have
been killed by lightning while standing
on the outside platform of railroad cars
"Many persons suffer greatly from feal
during thunder storms, and that fear has
in two cases, which have come to Out
knowledge, produced death. It will be
q comfort to such to know the safet,
which railroad cars, steamboats,, iroT
/ buildings and iron vessels. and vessel
and buildings furnished with rods, afforC
during thunder storms. Persons strucl
down by lightning should be freel,
/ drenched with cold water. We have tn
record Of case of resuscitation ate
hours of drenching; therefore, do not &c
| discouraged, but continue drenching unit
animation is restored.
"Tbe season Of the year for the FIRE
/ quent occurrence Of thunder storms is q
hand, a1d this notice may be the mean
of doing some good"
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-07-02
Poetry.
Past Memories.
BY J. G. WHITTIER.


How thrills, once more, the length'ning chat
Of memory at the thought OF thee!
Old hopes which long in dust lave lain,
Old dreams come thronging back again,
And boz hood lives in me;
! feel it glow upon my cheek,
Its fullness of the heart is mine,
As when yearnod to hear thee speak,
Orralsed my doubtfule eyes TO thine,
hear again thy low replies,
feel thine arm within my own,
And timidly again up rise
The frigid lids of hazel eyes
Win soft brown tresses oyerblouHi
And memories of sweet summer ewes,
Of mOOnlit wave and wiliOwy way,
OF stars and flowers. and dewy leaves,
And smiles and tears more dear than they.
Ere this, thy quiet eye hath smiled,
Ny picture of Thy youth to see,
When half a woman. half achild,
Thy very aTtlessness beguiled,
And fOliy'sscif seemed wise in me:
], 100. can emile, when DER that hour
The lights Of memory backward stream,
Yet feel. the while, that InanhOod's power
Is yainer than my bOyhOOd's dream.
Years have passed on, and left their trace
OF grave-eare and deeper thought,
And unto me the calm, cold face
Of mankind, and to thee the grace
Of woman's pensive beauty brought.
On life's rough blast. for blame and praise,
The school boy's name has widely down;
Thine, in the green and quiet ways
Ut unUbtrusive goodness known.
And wider yet. in thought and deed.
Our still dlveTging paths incline;
Thine, the GeneVau's sterneet creed
While answers TO ms spirits need
The Yorkshire PEASANTS simple line;
For thee, the priestly rite ana prayer,
And holy day. and solemn psalm;
For me. the silent reyerie, where
III brethren gather, slow and calm.
Yet hath thy spirit left on mo
An impress Time has worn not out,
And comet hing OF ny self in thee,
A shadow from the past, | see,
Lingering in thy way about;
Not wholly can the heart unlearn
That lesson Of its better hours,
Nor yot has Times dull footstep worn
10 common dust that path OF flowers.