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The stormy March is come at last,
Win wind, and cloud, and chans"s sA'e'
hear the rushing of the basl,1 "a a.. sas.
That through ihe snowy 'aies ines. &
An !, passing few are they who speak,


M,id s,nrmv month, IN praise OIL thee;
W, ,h.,,rb nv winds are loud and bleak,
Tha, az, welcome monthsto me. ag.
Tor ,bou TO Northern lands again


Ihs oIad and glorious sun dost tbring,
A ID ,hou hast Joined the gentle ndin.g a-
And wears, the geulle name Of Spring.
And. in thy reign Of blast and storm, =. 4.
smiles many a long, bright, sunny day,
When The changed winds are soft and warm,
And Heaven puts on the blue of May.
Then sing aloud the gushing rills,
And the full springs, .ffom frost set free,
That. brightly leaping down the hills, ...,. +.
Are Just set out loJmeetahetsea. ~5s, i.
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The wears departing beauty hides 1iilsy s,voes.
OF wiotry storms the sullen threat;@ atl
H., i, INV s,ernest trown abides 6ae Hsf. Il
A look Of kindly promise yet leitta aa3aa
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Thou bring'st the hope Of those calm skies,
And thai soft lime of sunny showers,
Wben lhe wide bloom on earth that lies, I.
Seems of brighter world than ours. e'laiita's


