The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 12, No. 344 (Supplementary Issue) by Various
page 39 of 56 (69%)
page 39 of 56 (69%)
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In her childhood's land perchance,
Where her young sisters play, Where shines her mother's glance. Some old sweet native sound Her spirit haply weaves; A harmony profound Of woods with all their leaves: A murmur of the sea, A laughing tone of streams:-- Long may her sojourn be In the music-land of dreams! Each voice of love is there, Each gleam of beauty fled. Each lost one still more fair-- Oh! lightly, lightly tread! Miss Landon has contributed more to the "Bijou" than to any other Annual, and a piece from her distinguished pen will increase the value and variety of our columns. THE FEAST OF LIFE. I bid thee to my mystic Feast, Each one thou lovest is gathered there; Yet put thou on a mourning robe, And bind the cypress in thy hair. |
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