The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1865-07-08
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aasa 9lsa, Il THE HEM MllbAAIsp1ElEs ST MS MINE, ,,3. S.
40 "A pnstie naidsht on the Ray,,d 5Tuo9a o. siin1
. yboU Unriel: an apple trees 9iaD s9IoioGi nntjRd
ay1oAPa softlyit1e isongOfthe summer day ii r3iaw
Isgo9 ehiimmea im WlhhAff fsysfybia h8a ,gina9d Inf
- s9The music Of the mowers scyse, oIloi iig ia
jiEs Il The cricket ON the walbl gnmlnd9 To 9nsa
oi eThs bird songever sweet and Nithe,i buuoda o.
iq9g 9S through her r musings alrr qnitaod
toaohI would f%ereis iady FAIR ii bns o9nl4 9di
.sngiIn castle by thesea 10 99Glq insup9qi gIOm
And I'd sit and dream the LIFELONG day,
tge aSSh While & the Ways shHHpld sing 70 me- ,7as1
adt iI'd dream that fairy skif should land, eu1ub
my castle by the iseasiaaas al 1tsiy
.nil o bear me- away from the golden strand,T be.1
sn9n"y ioofp III A kng' gi anp nHpdmHe6I9 9d OF na5 baa
palace grand on another shore bsnsfGo2 tl
ds91a Wed g9-rmy knight and I;3t Ila yad sa8l VI
DW %ke the ippS hGS De Of III HIS Sew 9aidam gai
43V9g sz0f IHnoilIG65 ji1 TnJ .TJ5I loi b9TDagi
aw So 1.-THE maiden dteamed, but dreamed aloud 3i
.aI1noA) )staiETt ~ over heard,if iR YGd ri aniluad
n, 1As he stooRed to tYatGh passing eouds47ed hlc
- y And he answered f this bold word. sra ..-i
Pray theR that the breeze in these grand old trees
IL iu'l BE the murmnr0f the sea; AIT 30 ;,yIsol1
m And faith thou art 81 maiden al den fairwo OF IA oo.2
aa9lq ~ 1'a57W lei' II gnfi1I 40 ns's9s bio
l) "Pfay, I'm thy knight, for love thee we'll L gG
.n AS any knight can do; at 9yi1u gdr .n94h
a And III be to thee, no tongne can tell , f.,ca
- How brave and good and true.''' ',' @ '''i
81 GnAW lDis>91)us ;fii I1IfHJ .StiId 9I!iEC ssW
There are bushes bright on each fair cheek nsa
olo do they bid mestop my tale ? la..t alt! -.iR
Or shall / tell of acottage meek, ~ ans
PNeath an elm tree grand and hale? "
o snfHOm u0ir3ay 5nl LHiiHh hD. l0 iteih lf3i2
The maiden blushed at her dreams agone,Il Yli
But said, nor tried to .sigh,-
Together and ever well happy be
~ While the hours of life fit by. y.''J''i i''
3 She cared no more for thecastle grand, i0 5Hrl
ft The silver waves above; iff1s I'M l9, hat4u,
The maiden had found her hearts demand
i1ii III the yeoman's honest love- ''''"' ''.'.'
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i siiff nonGOODI NIGHT a'54'qo OF
lOlIB 9uj iG0I ,u9lh -a--- OF guIGfHW l3blOHH
i,t'i hn Downward sinks the setting sum- n0h 9Iuo9q
..,ad Soft the evening shadows fall; ,I Ead .,.It
Light is flying,
Day is dying,
.dgoH 9Ilarkness stealeth over all, 52hl 81
,niweliol 9ht 3sr af, Good night !inunt iG bl9d
N",'!' Autumn gamers in her stores ~, ,"
lh7pa7 Treasures of the fading year; 'iiil 4''' 3,
sT0i9jTit Leaves are dying, 10 ,LiaYlnc uGgls
g4rtfF Winds are signing 10 u9sr.J , Z
.,,.I s. Whispering OF. the winter near, f,.N roe
UaI % nolgnii!ssW 10 '.IHiS-iTffd ID 93n9l
9Lu88 Youth is vanished, manhood wanes, l 93na1
Age its forward shadows throws3 o oTosD
Day is dying,
Years are flying,
iinDoJ Life runs onward to the close, ta(4Rh1J
.9aw .li Qnils9m fi.di Good night !llloJ 'oodoS