From Dr.. MHenry's " Waltham.''
TkEE IMDIAM SUMMER.
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"Iwas noon, and mid and eauteous shone the day
For meek November snil',l sweet as May!
AS from easement E len and ner sire,
An lndiansummer's nEctin, charms admire,
Which Freedoms Ian sereneiy cheer,
lhan all the seasons OF tue clrcling year.
lis true, the woods gay verdure is Withdrawn,
The fad, d leaves lie scatter. DER the lawn;
'iis true the maize, tine pride If culinr'd fields.
No more is illng'd and tassc' Il grandeur Yields
Mo- the W Ill @arbieIs of TIE earlier year.
From woodland coyerts, hills and valley cheer.
Yet the bright aun kindlier glory Sheds
Oer heavens expanse mlder azure spreads,
Save when the ruddy morn, or bamy eye.


ihruugh screenes of dowsy mist his smiles receive,
Then Tits tn ethereal gauze before the view.
And shows the moving scene in purple hue;
The mountain glmmers through the prospect dim,
Rocks, woods, and streams in fairy landscapes swim,
Morn sprghty zephyrs wanto in the shades,
And livelicr wild-teer bound along the glades
And fresher springs than summer heat allow,
Yield purer dews and sweeter murmurs now;
Now wand'ring birds IN airy journeys rove,


And beasts, disporting, marah in many drove;
All animation joys to be alive,
And dying swarlisa eweeter life revive!-


A sacred feeling, grateful and serene,


At natures cheeing gray, and feeding green,
O'ei mans plcas'd e"iiyening influence throws.
As oft lIfes lamp burns brighter at its close,
And much feels this Pennsylvania charm,


Whose smiles the years declining age can warm