Litchfield enquirer., 1863-10-29
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/. '' "',gl! '"''e,g,lI!TlWENNFfY YEARS M,ARKrED,
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 When sbe,, now psnsiy iye by,py sils,.. .-. 5y,:n Stooptil in hct bihsl,ing morning prime,
 A tep fer. sweet and dbashNll b4ide;y1 sill : And So proud d}Id of that dear hand, ~"rS4 T -S Could scarce maiptain. iln..bpay myself for bliss;I Pdibought a tract of hiey,iand, ,l 4E. ..,,ot. , And sealedii it. with akiss4e Ia f'AoGprq j-Ii 1 sFuitua gid ~NlthI4istndf n' ,.Ea9AsTq III I4 ,Fer;happiness we trimnied our saiL ,GumEb dii , Myda+l4ngila,fe bride 'apdlI;ze ba,. sinsmn Hopes bres7es ble pleasant gale.J llgo@ F
 Apd gently smiled ,hs hses s.',. "a The world dseemedlmads forheh and pe,,izs yar
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 ds ERaug ih if. < g SIh is , + ThSsse tweni ,sars have left their sraeo o.'rir.
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 'That onss hsfS features dsea to wear ;asq iiI Bdt siil same fiind eyes, es',.' ' .. l1s91
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 s,es csomething stin remains uudont i .n,a eh'semeihiag, -ancomple,ed still, ,ipo,7 5al lnt4
 q iH :" .. !. ,s a.a 'o By the bedside, 7on the stairf eli ir'' ,eHDi ,ps,' @ @ tibe threshold M near he gates, .'a.ori r.. With it's menace, or its prayer.,u Yol,l.7,1 sh Like amendicant itswai.s: i-tsB yita..it cuj 1,n,i. ~di iwy!, yi2jet.moa il7rl>A lesonoy s5iiWaits, and. .yill not .golayay77 lL .llsla 3no Waits. and wiiln not be gaipsaid, iei,insa i9 By'the cases of yesterday .'n@iN '-.1s Each to davis heavier made. ''lf'' af"a 99iF2@. 3d! ojhI s2'u1d a1s3SIs yt&!sagy 5a4
 2pdTill attiengthi it is, onsecms, ,iaJi fl, k
 ''al Greater than our strength can bear, r,i-
 siAs the buFdep. pf eur dreams. pa. s..,,a.i y.loslPrsssias on susteyery where! odr .nan. .;:!,tilaT ,gjis n e,atmo1if d,!a t hs.9ag p
 7,i And we9s'and from day stte day. sagai,.Y
 a LiLsths dwarfs of times gone by. ia g!j .dt Nha. ss Northern legends say. Taa. soasG a1g ',5 On tlsir shoulders heldthe sky '%oiq . e.,amh .g-.fai,i,,u, TNoyem6er 4tlantis. ,d, H