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From he HaMmeY G Naine Gazettc.
TuELANGuAGE OF THE EYES.
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From he HaAtmeK G. 6Naiae } Gazettc.


THE LANGUAGE OF THE EYES.
There is 4 brightness IN the beam
That darts electric from the eyes,
Softer and dearer than the CLEAN
ORAL that's radient in the skies.
II holds DER every mind control;
II bows each passion to IT'S shrine,
And 6resat once the impassioned soul
Toac.ions generous and divine.
1t language all can speak;
4 tongue all nations understands
o'c, .spland's mountains chill and bleak,
And Ger Arabia's burning sand.
IT is the language foemen speak,
In battles hour Of strife and death;
The peaderfor the dumb and weak,
More powerful far than human breath.
'Tis that which Youthful heroes speak,
when burning blood darts through their veinsi
II is the PATRIOTS, when his check
'.antles TO flame at thought Of cllansi
TIL, lover, when he speaks the tn ought
That bids the maidens bosom rise
Wiz power, with fire, with sweetness iraught,
II is the language q the eyes.


HARLEIGH.