POETRY.

tsH ta1 E3AH It's words fs E1bGss
Are few, but deep and solemn, and they break
Fresh from the fount OF feeling. - Perciuai

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i IA DOL - 4.
| &c. GOODS, JR.
| TUrE--"O come my lovc, and go ,oith me.
| Written, on hearing one of the "Falr Sex
refuse to be, with her "suitor," made one, un-
til he first should sign the Pledge. She was
victorious, and they now enjoy all the felicity
which the "connubial stateo affords.
LApY--O, Henry dear, come sign the Pledge,


Q, Henry dear, come sign the Pledge,


Come sign the Pledge--if you do not,


I'll not wed you-and you sot.
BEAu--Do hold your tongue, you do me teaze;


DO hold your tongue, you do me teaze;


DO hold your tongue, you do me teaze;


III signthe Pledge, just when please.
LADY You'll sign it when you please, you


say,


You'll sign it when you please, you
say,


You'll sign it when you please, you


say.


Then you'll not wed me till that day.
BEAu-Kate, | love you, with love divine.
I. Kate, / love you, with love divine,


Kate, Hove you, with love divine,


And can you deny me, my wine
LApY--Away with your love, and wine, too,
! Away with your love, and wine, too,


Away with your love, and wine. too,


And I'll wed one, sober and true.
BEAu--I'll sign the Pledge, if it please you,


I'll sign the Pledge, if it tplease you,


III sign the Pledge, if it please you,


And live with you sober, and true.
LApY-Come signit now. and e'smy hand,
Come sign it now, and here's my


hand, t4tA


Come sign it now. and here's my


hand, At


Likewise my heart, | give to thee,
lfthou faithful, to the Pledge be-.
BorH--Now we'll be happy throughsut life,


Now we'll be happy throughout life.
4 Now wen be happy throughout life.
Hus-I am your husband, (,0is) Tyour wife.
AtIxAsDkIx, June 8. 1876. 7 Y s3s'2