Telegram-herald., 1890-06-24

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"a Ilss 1.s1l4tls - l-as 4so.
a q 8srt 4@s tie rl44g ~ ala do~a
A11 ths galloplz.l ~ @ad -.
T-s judge So t-eFs Ga ais ststeig So
Tue psrsoa Ia r4stli1E sg~u
ard tie g-s1sl 1oltlr .a sral ues nI
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- c@rra-a - B4a1er hlllF'
Ecs ia ca eges szl-l. 4l1 tie GA 4e-ls = -.
IA ovlF t1e 4isl-gE E.I
visa dram aaa az and Ia brave srray.
TIE scholars % Fhlilips sehooi
kscoftca t1e veterans 90 4l4 gray
" ~ a4d s1-zea t-e DrlEls1 rgie-
a. iAst Ia me 1lstzzee dusty clocd
a sogad - ~ horses fset.
Bat rlcy never moved. snI they spOEe 8Ol lgUd,
Aad saeY head saelr osa nsarss oe4-
fT9ls1 a fors "a rlal. 411 = ILSnty cheer.
Aaa . boom u ths yorktown ssn,
a slFos5 tAe plain g. ta-ir oid syes eie4-,
l-o,ie the Geal lsra- - .l-hlnston
IL 80 t4ll "a dfure and gr1nd - face,
WA a eye t1lca s1s dsev ald blue,
AL a. ar slldh lOld thal ~ cs1.e from race
Wa - freedd dm al Cod were true.
And tasy rsat tho ar ~lta taetF l0yisl shout
VIA sa-lr crlss of -Welc0ale. HAIR
Il l.si caeerei them often n storm 4nd rout.
Unchanged = ken Eh1ir cheeks we're p4ls.
They pressed ub close - hls nriiie rein.
They touched als eNLendcd haud
Ha b4d shared tEsir hunger their c0ld. their
p1il,
And Gae strife o. their angUished land-
His hoIaelisst Ftshss FOR shelter aad food
Thsy served ttth ths tenderest care.
TIE Etse sad ne simple. the gont.e .ad rude.
a. lad IA hia welcome . share.
san thsy servdd aim not upon bended knee.
A serfs No their lords q yors.
Thay ave hi1l tAe homage II mea Who were
fres.
And the love of their hearts deep core
That be praised cur tosn Nc nowhere read,
Though be called Pe1tucket fair,
An1 hs dif not sag that ia word Or deed,
lie thought Ne we're Tich Or rare.
but ne left token q favored grace
To = maiden bf AndOycr town,
a maiden Who tprsny from "a snoieGt race.
And . name ~ good r.n0wn
A honorc4 guast Il her fathers tan,
H~ y As turnttS - lcAFc b1c door
Whea he found IL bis riding glove Of tan
roat never seen Dcf0-c.
All looking surprised. DC caught her smis
You knew t. thick." he said.
"Fhat you VIII mend Il. am almost sure,
s0r you have needse aad thread"
,h-u drawing the glove from his sAapely hand,
Hs 0atched Is with stitches neat
Sne fastened toee,her the loosened seam,
Eor nngers-slender aud neot
she hnished her t&sk; al htt'e she paused;
Then handed IL, eourtcsytng low;
But. ooHfng and smiling. be left kiss
On her mantling cheek and brow
T-Een with tag and drum be vas swept away
To the mansion upon the hill;
And they laughsd at the maiden for many day,
because she was grave aad still
It's pleasant tGle, and @ century now,
STAGE The courtly kiss was given.
The nsta and the chief IN their graves sleep
low;
Their souls. We hope. are IA Heaven.
Nothing <nCv of the naiden's bfe.
It she had husband or son.
VIA, matters - toys. It's peace. It's strifei
She was kissed b. Washington
Annie sawyer Downs. In Youths Companion