Verses and Rhymes By the Way by Margaret Moran Dixon McDougall
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Rest in that place of which no tongue can tell,
And thitherward my wife and babes He'll guide; Friend, life's for thee, and death for me, Farewell' DEATH OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. In the Capitol is mourning, Mourning and woe this day, For a nation's heart is throbbing-- A great man has passed away It was yester'even only Rejoicing wild and high, Waving flags and shouting people Proclaimed a victory For our God had led our armies, In the cause of truth and right, It was, therefore, the brave Southren Had bowed to Northern might. Then flashed o'er the land the tidings, The flush of joy to quell, Fallen is the people's hero, As William the Silent fell. |
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