yyILARToN AND AUREA..
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1t was lovely sight to witness wheh' re-
turning from his toll or mountain sport, HI
iaron reached his home. BY the rude aoor
grew sycamor. and lines, whose ooushs
hung down like woman's tresscs, ana around
whose trunks the honeysuckle wound 'ts
fragrant arms; and laurel, always green ana
myrtles, which shook their white nuas DC,
Neath the summer moon, were there' anu
;here, expecting his return, the gentle Au'
ria, who, each happy day, gathered her fa,r. AZ r.
est fruits to welcome him. Soft was tue
evenings greeting;-one long kiss, received
and given, told a world Of love; and many
a question asked how absence passed was
answered senderly, and lovely fears at 'ih CO
would fill the eye and ease thetheart.


One child, like Auria fair, (and with sucn
locks as Hebe might, in early infancy nave ,
cast on Juno, when that skiey queen nrs'
showed her unto Jove smilng) was Dorm
Agentle link of love, yet frmer far tha'
'onds (though useful these) or forced VOWS
vas that fair child, who from each paren.
heart drew Joy; and by communicative sisn
more beautiful than words) and murn'ur
sounds, (nature's imperfect utterance') 'ol'
It's own, and carried to the others hearts ae
light.


Gentle and welded love, how tar az
mou--how rich, how very rich, yet iree
Hblame, how calm and how secure'-'.'


perfect hours pass onward to futurlty VIII