Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1879-10-31

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| is always rrpnscful modest, cOntemplativc
dainty. though earnest and Impressive in
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| utterance, and sincerely religious.
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oxsr,nI.s nf 1Irs Dorr,s s,,I. tn fret is
iiiPi'' VI .ii7- i'''i > S'N II III ii'7' -
! the upiicltDrV sonnet 10 her husband
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brought thee, love. the first pale hltls OF spring
Frau blooms, That tremblei III the lonely deS'
] Wild violets, ina hap, or nOi,iing bells;
Fnfterc from hHn w hongh yo o and s,n
| Irrnn,rht ,h,e .r,,Trer -. an.h a. srr,,r
In ouT cvn Garden artunJ ,nI ,Jn M, tnn,y
| The Grace of rpnJereT cuItura Nnyy brnv
P2 T by tS S1
Win here and there, alas a crimson leaf
Dear heart refuse not thou this lateT sheaf
rum N'''s ''s'' Vt nav '''s' Gu sue " sue
Ill inc Quaint si'lIp,-e'S "i Tue io''o"'ls
many ie"''eiS WIN ino i ''i''h Ill INT 'ii'' Vi
sai"'iy h'eu''e'a' hymn;
would be quiet. Lord
Nor tease, nor fret
Not one small need Of mine
VIII Thou forget.
an m ilot wise 10 Emo"
Nhat most need;
t,ire h0t CT! 100 l0ui
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What u,,-i crave p.r..,,n..
Thou viii wirhbnLi
A. We from hands nnme,f
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y We. when childish hIu.i,
Would PLAY with firr.
W thhold the burning goa.
OF their desire.
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Holds all Tue rest
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LIN poem 'i''''' "'''" VIII, i'cihai'S' nc
regar,lrda s in "A HIGHER vein. at least of eyr
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cutlOn, ami II certainly affords an example
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vi inc clucr anu WISE ciiirlN Win WHICH
'he a"tiir i"oAs upon inc CONTRASTS Ill human
experience. and the grace. and yi.ror which
Ohio Is ,IJo ., h.;,,., :, III, t..:,;
Sie II "'ic " "lih5 10 li!'ii dtstIlpil'n
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We two VIII stand IN the shadow here,
% see the bride Is she passes by;
le Ginning bells Thai swing on high,
LOOK look! she comes. The air grows sweet
with the fragrant breath of the orange blooms
AMI the flowers she trea,ls beneath her feet
DE IN Hood OF rare perfumes!
she comes She comes. The happy bells
-. Win their JOYOUS Glamour NIL the air.
Soaring 10 trembling heights Of prayer,
Oh rare are her robes of silken sheen
AMI the pearls that eltiln On her bosom, snow;
But rdrer the grace oi her royal mltn
Her hairs nne gold, AMI her cheeks Young GLOW. |
DAINTY AMI iuiT rs folded rose,
Fresh As Il violet dcwy sweet
That there are rough paths for Other feel
For Love hath shielded her; Honor Aepi
Watch b;.si,Ie her i,y night and day
And Evil out from her SIGHT hath crru
Trailing its slow length far AWAY
Now In her perfect wumanhoDl,
In all the wealth OF her matchl'SS charms,
she Weld. herself i5 her lovers arml
IIark how the iubllant voice. rus
10 aI we stand IN the shadow here,
While tar above Us the CAV bells swing
catch the CLEAN IT a iapp, tear,
The pageant Is over Come with MT.
To the other side uf the town pray
And night f1s around us chill and Ifsr.
III M at wn , TI ,h hri Sn , an h 4, w.
Now Life has satLer sight to show,
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NJ rn meet to SEX "f t1e Ias,r~ mere
These streets in The brightest IA, are 'lreir,
But this is the HOUSE. TIAe heed, inv ilieni
III ihe stars ,i. , ar rotten, me Nay Is n
creep stealthily phantons dark ani grim
Enter tins chamber DAY hy ,ay.
1bIiiI IN ,'a r% With Mn Is p 'g'
pt'Inirnrly waits Tor The hour of DOOM
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