THE REQUIEM.
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From " Sibyi Leaves," by Edmund Readr.
uars through twilight closters stealing
Faint the sounds Of music roll;
IT'S the solemn requiem pealing,


Breathed for departed soul.
Distant now the voices blending,


Through the dim aisles iioa,ing stray,
Like incense to Heaven ascending,


Bearing soul and sense away!
Now the notes on frailty dwelling,


Low and trembling are preferred
Now in ia,t and triumph swelling,


High, as if their God had heard.
Now again they die-bcrcaying
Hope Of dreams round which it twlned,
Gone are loves wild VISIONS, leaving


Tears, and weight Of earth behind.