Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-06-06

Look away, look away, hook away, ihNto land.
In lhNlc land, whar WAS born IN,
Early on one frosty inornin,
Look away, look away, look away, Dixie land.
Den wish was IN piNlr,
HArray, Aoaray'
In ht%lr land IN teoh my stand,
AWAY, a>v,v, away dow, south II pixie;
Away, away, away down south IN NiNte.
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Look away, etc.
But when he put his arms around '>r.
He SratloI as fierce rs y forty l,vun,tcr,
Look away, Hte.
Den VISA was IN tNN'H' etc
but ""t al" mex S'HfH To seya'N Sr,%o 'F'
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Look away, etc.
Den wish was in Dixie, etc
NOW h',E A|''t -, :" s.', .'tNS Nv" .''>s''S
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Rnt Il Won ,y,,nt "a drive, away SORROW,
Come and hear dis mig tomorrow;
Look away, etc,
Den wish was IN Dixie etc,
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Makes ynu fat nr a Ijttl,, fattrr.
Look away, ctc,
Den hoe i; down and scratch your grahble;
To lhNie's land I'm bound TO trahhle;
LOOK away ''e'
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Whom tho war broke out, other lines
werc written To fit tho measure, and tho
stirring melody at once became the chief
war song of the south 1t is said that Pres
idcnt Lincoln requested band to play
"Dixie' in 1868. short time after the
surrender of APPROXIMATION. rcmarking that
las we had captured the rebel army wo
had captured also the re'lol tune,
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the words OF My maryland shoula DC
adapted TO some music. In order to make
the suggestion moro impressive she re-
| cited the poem. In n moment Miss
Jenny Cary, bor sister exclaimed as II in
spirea, lauriser Horatins| the Wen
| known college song that has resouDueu
| from tho musical throat OF almost every
| college boy. Thus tho words found voice
| In the great HYMN TINT has since beer
ho,,a ..ou,a ~, ,yor,a
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| ~ ~" ihoh'ns i"'oi ii,oiioi"pio sooh'
| friends in the army the two sisters were
sorenaded by tho now celebrated Washing
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| pahu ee"seu pa. ii's' WV VI wv oh''oi'
| eSolallhea, lIeI hear woman VOICE.
Miss jenny Cary standing, In tho tent
door, thereupon sang My Maryland, :
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that iholheh1 Ihs VERSES iiNeu anu grew IN
| TO power. III was bhe birth OF the song IL
| tho army. AS the words may not now ht
! generally remembered, they arc repeated
| hero.
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Marylandi
| hls touch Is NJ INV temple d"or'
| Maryland
| AVcngc ihe pttrlo1c gore
mat hcck"d me streets OF bhItlmore'
And De INC hatti" queen OF wore
| Maryland, my Maryland
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Maryland
| My mother sthte' 10 thce kheci,
Maryland
! FOR me ana dcath' Tor Wo" ana "eai,
| my peerless rhlNhlry reveal,
AND glra my heahteous hihps WIN steel
| Maryland, my Maryland