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Washington, corner Of Winter street formerly
Of Bangor Me-.
BOsToS, Oct. II, 1871.
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The very reliable and largest wholesale dealers
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RE ASt>NS


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lFcr The Trbune.l
How many one has heard, afar
The tuncful plash of the Ngean,
Aud some sweet tones, Of all that are
Laid, where they fell, from lip or hand
OF the blind bard, whose wondrous speech
All changing tribes of men shal reach,
And Sapphic EschylIc, AlkTan,
And of most wise and earnest thought
Which in tie Porch and Grove was wrought
And the great speakers words with matchless i'm
pulse fraueht-
Awake and fresh and waiting still
TO answer from the old-tme bill;
From rock; from cave;
Ont of the fragrant grace that dresses
The woodlands shining trc.scs;
From corn and flowers that wave;
Forth Of the sod Of namelcss grave;
From column, cornice, architraye;
Or which afoat make, everywhere,
The body of the living air,
Wrought into all of great and fair
That still has growth still holds place, in Chat
Achean land!
How many have been thrilled and shaken
In their deep soul, when it has taken
A touch from that great life which all the great
lived there,
Which, at their best and highest the aiter-comers
share!
But he-with what a finer sense
He knew all human influence!
Heard all undyiug sound,
Homes of all lore and wisdom found,
And. in the upper realm of mind
Minds of great Manhood met,
That, risen once, have never set,
By ManhOod's onward sweep are never left behind
And with what trcless faithful tread,
What child-lOvc overcoming dread,
He followed where the Maker of all makers led
Followed, through all Gods matchless works,
With insight of the spirit bred
That skill beyond all thought Of skill,
The seen life of the mighty VIII
Which aye-well-dong never inks
O meek man, near TO God and men,
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