The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-02-10
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.nr WILLIAM NornEkvE4Lff-s n1 Eli ffs|o5 20 !

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I've wAnder'd east, I've wahder'd west,
Through mony a weary way; 3 -, l..-, >.
But never, never can forget , - ~
The iuve o. lfeSs young day
The fire that's blawn on Beitane cen
May weel be black gin YuIe;
But blacker ia awaits the heart
Where first fond mve grows cule.
o dear, dear Jeanie Morrison,
The thochts o. bygane years,
Still fling theil shadows over my path.
And bin my cen WI tears;
Theyt blin my cen wi saut, saut tears,
u And sair and sick pine,
As memory idly summons up 80,
The blythe biinks o. langsyne.
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Twas then we lu7it ilk ither wesl,
D Twas then we twa did part;
Sweet time-sad time tWa bairns at scule
= Twa BARNS, and'but ae heart;
sTVas then we SAT on ae laigh blink,
2 10 leir ilk ither lear; y ,'si - -
Remembered ever mair. ~.
IEohder, Jesnie, aften yet, i-'ici s
i9GWhen sittin' on that blink, i.s-7t -1
Cheek touchina icheek, Ioof lock'd in loof,
What our wee heads could think!
When bath bent douh over se braid page,
. w I ae bulk on our knee, " 4HS-Ss .I7'5
Thy lips were on thy lesson, but u D. SOW
CQMy lesson was in thee. '-54tli "a 81
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Oh, mind ye how we hung our heads, y s.
bTg How cheeks brent red VII shame. +
Whene e'er the seule -weans, laughin', said,
5fWei icleekd thegither hameti57 G4o-D ili
And mind ySio the Saturdays, Woo 7.iI q
ID q The scele then skailt at noon,) do. :.
When we ran OF to speel the braes- a-s
70 The breemy braesi o JdneR o4 t2.l
Ny head rims round and round about, .-iLi 6
NY heart flows like sea, .i1tD eai -
As ane by ane the thochts rush back - 9l,
luaOi ecule-fin1e and o. thee. Oo2 p = s.t
Oh, morninf life Z Oh, snoFnin, luve o. =
I Oh, hchtsone days and hang, Ir" i- O.
When Mnnied hopes around our hearts il
| IlS Like simmer blossoms sprang G'-iis-L 4
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Oh, mind ye, luye, how aft we left 9--ai
/ q The deaVin dinsome toun, .e-= -luo
To wander by the green burnside, A.'
~ And hear its water croon . ~ az --1-l a.
The simmer leaves hung over our heads,
The hOwers burst round our feet, DetI 90
And IN the gloamin' o. the Wtud ~a 20 a.
The throssl Whusslft sweet. eis1I lnEilf
/ rret 4Jsei1ifAt3 Xxx so lALH 81 .,..tiif. ~
The throssi1 Whusslit in the wud, aI si1l-o-
81 The burn sang the trees, e1s-i9V g
And We with Natures heart in tune Il =,ir-
En Concerted harmonies; .s5Ea
And onthe knoWe Sbune the burn Jon "a
ia FOrihours thegnher sat- ab.9G uUf4IiG
In thGlEifentnessio1 joy, till bath e5-iuI
lsd NpcEery lglGdnSss graf I Io9 Gst zUii5-i
lcnn ! Hso iE9d HIn VfJG1 CdV 81 l-l1 80
Aye aye, deaF1J Jeanie Morrison, - .i:sl
4 q ea-s trinklede doun yoCr cheek, 1Eafi a
Like deWI beEds on a rose, yet mans 10 IL Il
| d, Had lOng power to sljeak4t s9CI iE3Iliu,
That UEs tiriie, aablessed dtime,9,d95GgI Il
i w han hearts were fresh and young1 hsn
When freely gush1 d. all feelings forti, gsou
Unsy yllabled -nnsnng43s1 70 a. II 5oioV aid
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marvel, Jeanie Morrison, > sii.s-g T-3F
~ Gin / hae been to thee, s5l-J l.--.aEr.a1-
As closely tWined vii earliest thochts
d AS yeIhae been to me au-
Oh tell me gin their music fills L. +, !. r.s.
I, Thine ear IS il. does minel o. Witness II
Oh say ginleaer your heart grows grit s =
lfd Wi dEeamings o. langsyne2 ~ ''l.lzii
I've wander'd east, I've wander'd west,
I've borne weary lot; vI5y g.. &
But IN my wRnderings, far or near, .s-..I
- 4e never were forgot, osjaH $50 49, ..
The fount tslat first burst frae this heart
Still traVels on its RsysJ 'sls3 10 q.
And channels deeper as it rms 80 s55t.-gf
IN The lpYso3 lifs's young day. .G. ra q
" o. gluoTgf ,yjiL.1ljJ3t 59L 40 l-.-
o dear, dear Jeanie Morrison; 80 bus 80
Sipeew were sindeE'd d young, -..s.i
1'Ee never seen your face nor heard --=4
ii The music q your tongue; 4 lUid1IG 5u5
But could hug al wFetchednesS, 5a5re e
-. And happy could / die, bnsil a5J..-.
Did / but ken. your heart still dream'd: c..
~ q bygAne days sndmeL cal .za1 Dg4I