The Song For The Fellow To Sing

The Song for the Fellow to Sing Wallace Irwrn 691 I give herewith carefully-selected stan- zas from "the song for the fellows to sing," not because I indorse its sentiments, but because I wish to submit to my readers positive proof of the…

The Widow Malone

The Widow Malone By Charles Lever 641 Did ye hear of the Widow Mulone, Who lived in the town of Athlone Ochone! Alone? Oh! she meited the hearts Of the swaing in them parts So lovely the Widow Malone Ochone! So lovely the Widow Malone Or more Of…

Over The Hills

Over the HIlls 1155 Over the bills and far away A little boy steals from his mornfug's play, And under the blossoming apple tree He lies and he dreams of the things to be; Of battles fought and of victories won Of wrongs o'erthrown and…

The Bird With The Broken Pinion

The Bird With the Broken Pinion 610 I walked through the woodland meadows, Where sweet the thrushes sing And found on a bed of mosses, A bird with a broken wing I healed its wound, and each morning It sang its old sweet strain; But the…

The Last Word

THE LAST WORD 3904 You who once loved me, let me not un- heard Go from you to the night Only for old love's sake I claim the word That is the dying's right Well have you done to turn your eyes from mine My sin hath locked your door I touch…

Good-By

Good-By 169-4 Farewell farewell, is often heard From the lips of those who part ' Tis a whispered tone and a gentle word But in springs not from the heart Whene'er we grasp the hand of those We'd have forever nigh The flame of friendship…

A Poet, Too

A Poet, Too 3358 The Rochester (N Y) Times ваув: "Johu Howard Bryant, an only surviving brother of William Cullen Bryant, agod about 30 years, resides in Princeton, Ill He is unknown to fame, but not for want of native ability, which,…

Never Alone

Never Alone 84-2 (Another version) Lo! I am with you alway, Even unto the end: When you are sad and weary I will my comfort send When on the path before you Shadows of sorrow lle, Then will I send my sunshine, Then will I need your cгу Chorla No…

The World Went Well With Me Then

The World Went Well With Me Then By T C Barhaton 899 When I was a young mathemahuben, When I was a young man, oil then I married a wife, and I settled in And the world it went well with me them ah Uren My wife she took wiek, oh, than, oh,…

Comrades

Comrades 902 We from childhood played together, My dear comrade Jack and 1: We would Acht each other's battles, To each other's aid we'd fly; And in bowl's scrapes and troubles You would find us ev'rywhere; Where are went the other followed…

The Friends

The Friends By Charles Hanson Towne 954 By Charles Hanson Towne in Tom Watson & Magazine Share not thy joy with me, O friend the best; Thou may'st forget me then-I shall not care: But shut me from thy grief the bitterest, And mine own grief…

For The New Year

For the New Year By HENRY VAN DYKE 1225 These are the gifts I ask Of thee, Spirit serene; Strength for the dally task, Courage to face the road, Good cheer to help me bear the traveler's load And, for the hours of rest that come between,…

When You Have Christ For A Friend

When You Have Christ for a Friend 849 Why do you feel discouraged? Why are you down-hearted and sad?" God's watchful care never falletin; In that thouglit rejuler, be glad For as sure as storm-clouds threaten There is one who w will defend…

Please Spare That Old House

Please Spare That Old House 903 There's an old rustic est that stands in a square, For ninety-odd years that cot has stood there, Surrounded by trees and a fence that is worn, I's the home of my forefathers, there I was born But misfortune…

Never Alone

Never Alone 84-3 (Still another version) Lonely, no not lonely, while Jesus standeth ty His presence always cheers me I know that he is them: Friendless-no, not friendlere, for Jesus is my Friend: I change but he remaineth the same unto the…