The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-05-27

"when shower on hot day in summer is
And the fields are all smelling of white and
red clover,
Why so fresh. clean and sweet are the 6eldsdo
you think2
Because they've had nothing but water to
drink"
My22, l. 50. Ill. IS. l26, 90, 50 is the su-
thor Of
zone night there came tempest; the thunder
pesls were dire;
The clouds thst ,ramped above Us were shooting
bolts OF fire"
My 81, 92, Ito, "a, 10, 10 is the author
Of
"oh. how the ponds and rivers boiled,
And how the shingles ratnedl
And eaks were scattered on the ground,
AS If the Iitans battled;
Ana and all above was in howl,
And all below a clatter-
The earth was like iryiug-psn.
Or some such kissing matter"
My So, IL, IL, ia is the author Of
How the stormy tempests SWELL
And make the yano
On the spire complain,
My Is. So, II. %, ll3, los is the author
'.Darker-stiil darkeri the whirlwinds lear
Tue Dust of the plains to the middle air;
And bark to the crashing, long and loud,
OF the cb0riot OF Gcd in the thundercloudl'
My a. 100, II. 90, 121, 4S, 80 ia the author
Of
'His chariot was cloud the viewless wind
Bts nosseiess steeds, which left no tracs be-
hind"
Ny So. 4. 10, Il is the author Of
allow and sloof
over the roof.
How the midn ght tenlpests howlF'
by l16, 50, As, 1O2, SO, Z is the author Of
. The winds came anne. and Sri the {, rain FELL
Ny 20, 40, Ga, 70. 81. SO, So, rs is the au-
thor Of
'Ihe thunder was rolling, the lightning was
The great bells we're iOlling. my very brain
In my head, a few hours ago.
My 6S. 50. 81, SO IS the anihor Of
1.-THE tempest tracks the mountains face adorn."
My 10. 60. ,. 40 Of. a. %. 1O0-or be is
better known ss 125, 50, 49, SO, 20, 81, 103, %
is the author Of
THE oak and cedar bend and writhe
When roers the wind through gap aud braken,
But tits the tendeTesI reed OF all
That trembles first when earth 10 shaken" 2
Ny So 9. 81, %. 90, 12j is the author Of
"Amid the storm they sang
And the stars heard and the sea-"
Ny l. 90, 100, 16. 81, 127, 4S, is the su-
thor Of
''Here it is cold; the tempest raveth madly:
But in my dreams all IS SO wOndrous bright"
My 115, q, IL, 80, AZ, So, 81, SO, 112, 90, 81
rs the autn0r Of
painful labor both by sea and land
To watch the night in storms the day In cold"
My 15 66. 40, 81, %, 5 is the author Of
1.-THE vessel went down In a tempest,
thousand fatnoms or more"
Ny Al, IS, 10, ~ 123 is the author Of
eff skies were bluer,
And fogs were fewer,
And fewer the storms on land and sea.
What a Utopia this would bel''
Ny 106 40. so, y, 10, 81, 1O7, IA is the au-
thor Of
"Tne binding mist came down and hid the
land
And never home came sheP'
My GO. 9S, So 81 is the author Of
1.-TWO stern-faced men set out from Lynn,
Through cold and heavy mist"
My 90. SO. 3. A, 50, go, 122, "a. 80, 90 is the
author Of
"Fate. as a dark cloud, hangs over
And covers our heads from the light"
My 81. 109 5. so, 90, 81 is the author Of
Lob. tits showing: swing me fast,
While December shivers pastl"
Ny 103, 9S, 8, 50, 124, 60 is the author Of
49, Snow showers. Far and near,
Drift without echo TO the whitening ground"
My 81, 50, u, al, "a, los, "a, As is the au-
thor Of
"The night is cold and bleak and wet
And the snow lies over all"
Ny So, 8, SO, Is, 49, 81. 30, 81 is the aulhsr
Of
"a NIGHT made hoary with tn swarm
And whirl-dsnce of the binding Storm"
My whole is four liRes from Whittier's
'SEowbound." ALLEN GAINS.