The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-03-18
Saint Patrick S Day.
By H. M. Ayres.

Oh it's half a weary world away to Queenstown
Where first you smell the land-breeze memory.swee;
Where the Irish girls with noise
Are the first of homeland beings you greet;
many a dreary year journeyed
From Dromara, cross Atancs heaving way
Pm dreaming o blue eyes, al tropic Skies
For tomorrow is Saint Paticks Day.
On palm.girt shOreI' m longing fol Dromara
Domara with the mist upon the hills
Where kindly hearts and true live and love lifetime through
Here, the sun is always shining, and the flowers
Bloom brightly December May,
STILL I'd give little hoard just to tread old Ireand's swad
For tomorrow is Saint Patrick's Day,
Sure, there's things
And eyes of brown can't match with eyes of blue
Oh eager is the yearning just to smell the peat fire burning
And to the shamrOcks gHsten in the dew
They this is a place make fortune,
That freedom has
But I'm lonely here tonight meath the low stars gOdenbrght
For tomorrow is Saint Patrcks Day
city, away reception
had been built its edge, its head.
WELL where conveyance for carrying her hghne to the
CAN There
in the city But Chamberlain Macaane of
plantation Hlo little
transporting
mills, donkey of meek
aspect and surprising teness packing box placed back of the cart
and from that the chamberlain aany handed the into the
'Then something happened which this day recalled in Hlo
calamity of greater magnitude than the dow that threatened the town
As Ruth smiling majestic sank the the cart the leverage being
all her favor tipped backward to the ground As the of the cart
donkey harness. kicking the
empty
distracted natives he pulled the donkey back earth and holding him
there led him slowly but triumph with Ruth in the to the lanai by
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governess excellent forgetting those
professions Pe the Goddess of the
her of such offerings
stop progress the Ruth then
crimson liquid fire boiling
Kissing live pig and bottle of gin
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who rightly estimate the merit Of GOverness Ruth
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