Brom'the Western Continent.
THE WIFE. gsa
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She clung to him with Woman's love,


Like ivy to the oak, r.
Whilst o'er his head, with crushing force,
!. Ear,h's chilling tempests broke. al
And when the world looked cold on him,


And blight hung DER his name, .t
She soothed his cares with woman's love,


And bade him rise again, ..a
When care had furrow'd o'er his brow, Il.
And clouded his young hours, .ut
She woye, amid his crown Of lhorns, MI /,


A wreath Of Loves own flowers. .s
And never did that wreath decay, mea
Or one bright howret wither, .m.a
For woman's tears e'er nourished them,


hat'they might bloom forever.


'Tis ever thus with woman's love-,


True till life's storm have passed,
And like the vine around the tree,


She braves them to the last. 1~