Rural Tales, Ballads, and Songs by Robert Bloomfield
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'An Old Man's weakness don't despise!
'I love you well, my Girls and Boys; 'GOD bless you all;'--so said his eyes---- For, as he spoke, a big round drop Fell bounding on his ample sleeve; A witness which he could not stop, A witness which all hearts believe. Thou, FILIAL PIETY, wert there; And round the ring, benignly bright, Dwelt in the luscious half-shed tear, And in the parting word--_Good Night_. _The Return home._ With thankful Hearts and strengthen'd Love, The poor old PAIR, supremely blest, Saw the Sun sink behind the grove, And gain'd once more their lowly rest. [Illustration] WALTER AND JANE: or, THE POOR BLACKSMITH. _A Country Tale._ Bright was the summer sky, the Mornings gay, |
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