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SONds-To Miss MARY -. wRsgTHs Hess g,ssE A ore {; {. AYE. Then Is wee bit, pretty maid.

 As sweet an winsome as q tairy- ,acdria ask ,.i' ,,..i .'s.;;a wealth !.tls 10 wed,

 If could wed vi thee, Mary! I've wandered East--I'vo wandered West; As wanton as the winds that vary But ne'er was 1 sac truly blest,

 As when met wi thee, Mary! Like a wee, purple violet,

 That hangs its blushing head a-Weary, When wi the dew its leaves are wet Sac modest sweet art thou, MaIy! Thy brow is white, as IS the mist

 That sleeps on Heavens brow so starry; Or mountain snow by Sunrise kissed- Thy heart IS winter still, Mary! Thy cen are like an eagle's cen,

 That sitteth proudly on his aerie; They glitter in their starry sheen

 Yet modest as thy heart, Mary! Upon thy rosy cheek, the soul

 Seems in the gushing tide to vary, And crimson currents in 1t roll,

 As tho .hey wad break thro', Mary Mary! III could press thee in my arms,

 As my wee wife an bonny fairy, Iwadna gie, for thy sweet charms,

 The warld an a its wealth, Mary How sweetly wad the hours gae by,

 i hat now sac solemn are, an dreary, If thou upon my breast didst lie---

 My ain, my lovely, dear Mary!