Hotel Man
NatureHotel Man
508
Now doth the summer hotel man
Ransack the shore and hills
To find a fit foundation for
A place to build big bills
Green Grows The Laurel
NatureGreen Grows the Laurel
84-7
I once list a true love, but now I have honel
She has gone und left me, I live all alone
I live all alone, and contented I'll be Till she finds another one better than ma
Chorus-
Green grows the laurel, clinging…
When the Golden Sun is Setting
NatureWhen the Golden Sun is Setting.
Edna
102.3
When the golden sun is setting in the bright
and golden west,
tly sighing in the trees;
Then the wind wind is softly
Then every haunt of nature ap speaks of qulet
peace and rest,
And evening's hush…
Evening on the Prairie
NatureEvening On The Prairie.
Mary D. McFadden
1.3
Tonight, dear heart, when the smoke hangs low
Between my eyes and the sunset's glow
My heart turns back from the futile town,
To the plains, where the dusk comes setting down
Over the prairie we…
Aerial Navigation.
NatureAerial Navigation.
127-5
All hall the day when all mankind,
In every tribe and nation,
Shall meet the progrees of the age,
By aerial navigation;
When over valleys, hills, and plains
Huge chariots shall ride
In majesty and safety, too,…
Sunset
NatureSunset.
Beth Slater Whitson in Appleton's Booklover's Magazine
101.4
Shoulder to shoulder stand the rugged hills,
A crown of gold upon each purple crest:
A-tremble lies the valley at their feet,
Day's afterglow upon its pulsing breast:
Gaunt,…
Green Grows the Laurel
NatureGreen Grows the Laurel.
84-7
I once list a true love, but now I have honel
She has gone und left me, I live all alone.
I live all alone, and contented I'll be Till she finds another one better than ma
Chorus-
Green grows the laurel, clinging…
Where the Cocklebur Grows.
NatureWhere the Cocklebur Grows.
122.4
Although fertile the soll.
If there be lack of toil
Unremittingly done in between the long rows:
Makes the farmer forlorn
When he gathers his corn,
In fields that are foul where the cockle- bur grows.
In…
Evening on the Prairie
Inspirational, Nature
By MARY D. MCFADDEN.Tonight, dear heart, when the smoke hangs low Between my eyes and the sunset's glowMy heart turns back from the futile town, To the plains, where the dusk comes settling down Over the prairie we used to know.
And once…