Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-12

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fair maid confessed hsr longing and
hay love.
The old, trite comparisons Of
pearl and coral, and eboay and snow
were all unworthy Of us in speaking
Of her, and mono but poets should
sing her praise, and then not by
saying that she Was beautiful a.
glorious Venus, or qpsenly as Juno,
for she had all the loveliest Of Venus
charms and all Of Juno's grace, and
all Of Psyche's youthful bloom, and
these beauties multiplied still =
hundred fold to be- worthy Of her,
therefore, could on& wonder that
this man 20 lately . shve 70 earthly
beauty should. forget Is completely
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HI lay at her fest, looking into
those deep, wondnous scintillant
orbs that seemed to.Melt in tender
nssss. to burn with fisry passion, to
dilate and contract with . golden
flash, and to change in expression
so rapidly that thoaeht could not
follow them. Hb worshiped; he
adored; he lived only a. she smiled
on him, and reaped the widest pleas
uraein her sweet carssses. The soft
grass received their confidence and
the. birds and trees knew their
secret, but they thought Of nothing
but themselves and they would
have gladly remained there forever,
but suddenly q large hawk pounced
down and pechad at tho maiden's
shoulder.
ST am called" flashed she to his
heart.
. "Alasw " in return.
II will return"
"Ah, whenT
> CAT sunset Onone will be with.
you," and sha was gone. Seated
ont he shoulders oa the hawk, she
was already 2sre speck on the sky
near the city, which he now saw
with distinctness.
But how lone and desolate now
was this lovely place since she Was
gone. Blackburn lay with his face
pressed to- the grass, which still
bore pressure of her lovely form.
He wspt tears of fond delighe, yet
tender sadness, and he painted for
the moment to come again when
they should meet. =
While still lamenting the lass of
his nsw-foand love, he heard his
name called sofAly, and hs ross
and looked about him, to ind that
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