-t------- uTy ana dead,
Still clad with reliaues of its trophies old
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Still clad with reliques of It's trophies old;


Lifting TO heaven lis aged hOary head,


Whose foot on earth hath got but feeble hod''-
even such tree as Spencer has thus described
is strikingly beautiful; decay in this case is
pleasing and delightful TO behold. But beneath
the shade of the living oak in its primeval
growth, is placed the handsome iron chair,
upon which lovers may seat themselves TO re-
late their tales Of love, which would be in fall
unison of the scene around them. HAL.


WAsHINGTON, Sept. 2 1916,