From Fishers Dr4wing Room Scrap Book for ls4O

 .- CITY STREET.
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l love the fields, tIIe woods, the streams,

 The wild. flowers fresh and sweet, tt And yet love no less than these,

 The crowded city-sireet; l- ... For haunts of man, where 'er they be. p. E.. Awake my deepest sympathy

 see within the city-streel .-s...

 Llte most extreme estates,

 The gorgeous donIes of palaces; *'H v The prison's dOleful graics; .. .... The hearths by household virtues hlest, .. The dens that are the serpeBt's nest. see the rich man. proudly fed , .,. And richly clothed, pass by;

 see the shivering, homeless wretch,

 With hunger tn luis eye; n. -' For htes severest contrast meet l5 .... .grG Forever in the ci,y-stseet ... t.r.. .i.... ... And lofty, princely palaces, ,..-.s ~. What dreary deeds of wo,

 What untold mortal agonies

 Their aras chambers know! ..t. Net IS without all smooth md fair, ....n. As heavens blue dome of summer air! And even the portlcst citizen, ....y 5- Within his doors doth hide ....,.t.... .....4 Some household grief, some secret care,

 From all the world beside

 h ever was, it must he sn, For hnman heritage is wo! .. s.f i. . Hence is it ,hat city-street

 Can deepest thought impnrt, u... ..... For all its people, high and low,

 Are kindred to my heafrj

 And with yearning love sl,AFe H s! In all their joy, their pain, their care! 7.F -. ... MARY IIowIrT.