The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 19, No. 554, June 30, 1832 by Various
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page 18 of 44 (40%)
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Thy Spirit is a House of Glee, And Gladness harpeth at the door, While ever with a merry shout Hope, the May-Queen, danceth out, Her lips with music running o'er! But Time those strings of Joy will sever. And Hope will not dance on for ever; Then pray, Child, pray! Now thy Mother's Hymn abideth Round they pillow in the night, And gentle feet creep to thy bed, And o'er thy quiet face is shed The taper's darken'd light. But that sweet Hymn shall pass away, By thee no more those feet shall stay; Then pray, Child, pray! _New Monthly Magazine._ * * * * * SONG. BY JAMES SHERIDAN KNOWLES. A Fair lady looks out from her lattice--but why |
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