, 1869-12-25
Be<fy krut The garden fatE.
Aud May krVt the pantry:
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-Be-r5 krpt the garden fate,
b;is %f,s sS:f; IL; H. h1.J Il i Ts;i; 1iss,,"
Mr.. Wheeler note informs Us that these weEe
two yen1able .ourg ladiea who rctitt;d 10 bower
OF Il cir own near Perth, IN 1G6G, TO avoid the
psnue ol that year, and who hsd 3 romantic hls-
toEy and 1rag cal end. Old King Cole aud
Tab.y 1he Welthnan telong to very remote agcs,
"The1c was m old woman tossed up In 8
blanket ITS supposed 10 be The original OF the
kuown L,Llbrrleru,'' which had such run Of
popala1lty Two centuries sGo; and "To msrke',
TO Malke:, TO buy plum ben ~ VAS quoted In 4
book IL 1911. But al tnis curious lore Ia not En-
OUTRAGED az TO rother the children in this new
ed,ton. ard there is nothing to prevent the l:,lc
Elks from enjoying the rhymes as well as IL they
HtEt Wrttteo yesterday.
GERALD XAssEr,s NEW BooK+
Messrs- Fields, Osgood L Co. viii publish next
wees their promised new BOOK OF poeml By
G.1ad Massey, which has almost been lost sight
ol IN The ru>h II holiday books It will be stout
mt volume 1l nen.ly four hundred pages, With
the tttic IA Late Of Eternity, and Glher PoemS :"
The leading poem dlla quarter OF the book. II ls
In ZONE MEASURE an attempt to tread In the foot.
sttEs o. Dante, and gives many indications Of the
conversion to S?ritua1.sn With which rumor has
for some Tine accredited this poeE One passage
ecens 10 indicate that Mr. Massey has read and
rktd Mr. Swtnournc:
..Asua.u who u7s n the outside tmied.
iirsI ,shrd Ill e a4r.iee iuva aidIy tctird,
Nth haiI ihsi kr thr1deTelo1 n!sek hIts htenlnE
c'"shs she s"1'fhs .ao "a'hed y LACK IN s'"nins-
..-.....
Mhih. trccdv - in. crave, NY kieses; drew
loiE alter, and IN memory he.cels stnnk."
The lext longest poem Is " "liaEelock'B March, -
cetc1'hiLs various SCENES oA .ne Aoo'an nouoS'
iheo 'oao"h N Aeholam' lsoo.u VI anes-
tons.e tsmeepi suee, ssst1os.u W 'ne La1y .A
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sna. a. uHs s,nee - ~ o. so.anls
pae1lsleu ns'c "a o'ae auu Ao'o eeseta eais IVY.
s|e1a1 a1e gwen ~ eAt'oa'ol anu us eatnpa'sas'
ss's ase ns.Is I,,s ~. sussn,p one was nten
on Inc oea.n ol ftlace !a1oesl, one On lae mar
1aRe OF aieAanuea, aha one on tae oeata Of
!uacAetay. VI Tue Booo tnlngs WEIGH ase IN
e'e1' qao1asie thale IND nothsng ee:ter than
hlese Iinea lrom sne opening
RHYME foa TUE REAb6R-'
a eirecE esns in sleep, and. alecplnR, dreamed
sot.r y Mus,cs 1ssaxsn ~ "a et .as4 ~ ssfu sr
,1h,s ru,sld not follow who "a Listening:
lins, % ' r ss sins- ~ s,v .ea1a ,,as voice,
i,. thai nr ,,ss ~ ,ne tns ~ r.,
surl rna.lse. l1ca. urea y c ross e. in dEcaMs,
1Ia r. MnhaR 80 1n,y nir1o,ed ,1 Sean'
Vii rrudrt Ill thr srislt saw and heard
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