History of the Donner Party, a Tragedy of the Sierra by C. F. (Charles Fayette) McGlashan
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Nor idly breathe thy sacred name,
My mother." "Thy sainted spirit dwells on high. How oft I weep, how oft I sigh Whene'er I think of bygone time, Thy smile of love, which once was mine, That look so heavenly and divine, My mother." "Thy warning voice in prayers of love, Ascending to the throne above With tones of eloquence so rife, Hath turned my thoughts from wordly strife, And cheered me through my wayward life, My mother." "When death shall close my sad career, And I before my God appear There to receive His last decree My only prayer there will be Forever to remain with thee, My mother." Chapter VII. |
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