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And, WHEREAS, Many grave and difficult dis
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Poetry.

THE RETURN OF THE DEAD.
Low hung the moon, the wind was still,
As slow climed the midnight hill, I'D
And passed the ruined garden DER,
And gained the barred and silent door,
Sad welcomed by the lingering rose,
That, startled, shed its waning SHOWS.
The bolt few back with sudden clang;
entered, wall and rafter rang;
Down dropped the moon, and clear an
high
Scptember's wind went wailing by;
Alas !" sighed, "the love and glow
That lit this mansion long ago."
And cropping up the threshold stair,
And passed the chambers cold and bare,
sought the room where, glad of yore,
We sat, the blazing fire before,
And heard the tales q father told,
Till glow was gone and evening old.
Where were those rosy children three
The boy beneath the moaning sea;
Sweet Margaret, down where violets hide,
Slept tranquil by that fathers side,
And I, alone, a pilgrim still,
Was left to climb the midnight hill.
Nv hand was on the latch, when 10 +!
Twas lifted from within l know
I was not wild, and could dreaml
Within saw the wood fire CLEAN,
And smiling, waiting, reckoning there,
NV father in his ancient chair!
o, the long rapture, perfect rest,
AS close he clasped me to his breast
Put back the braids the wind had blown,
Said I had like my brother grown,
And babe me tell him, frank as he,
All the lone years had brought to me.
Then by his side, his hand in mine,
tasted JOY serene, divine,
And saw my grief unfolding fair
As flowers in Junes enchanted air,
So warm his words, so soft his signs,
Such tender lovelight in his eyes.
8: o Death''." I cried, if these be thine,
For me the asphodels entwine;
Fold me within thy perfect calm;
Leave on me thy kiss of balm;
And let me slumber pilowed low,
With Margaret, where the violets blow.
And still we talked. Der cloudy bars,
Orion bore his pomp OF stars;
Within the wood fire fainter glowed;
Weird OH the wall the shadows showed;
Till in the east, pallor born
Told midnight melting into morn.
Then nearer to his side drew,
When 10 the cock remorseless crew,
A glance, a sigl-we did not speak
Fond kisses on my brow and cheek,
A sudden sense Of rapture flown,
And in the dawn l sat alone.
IT'S true his rest this many year
Has made the village church-yard dear;
IT'S true his stone is craven fair,
Here lies remote from mortal care;'
l cannot tell how sooth may be,
But well l know he talked with me.
And oft when other fires are low,
] sit within that midnight glow,
My head upon his shoulder leant,
His tender glances downward bent,
And win the dreams to sweet delay
Till stars and shadows yieldto day.
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The Judges of the Supreme Court of the

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THE FORTIETH CONGRESS.
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Exclusive of fees,) 800 90
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The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-26

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