LINES in MEMORY OF
RICHARD M. HUMES, ESQ.
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Thou art gone from our sight! yet fond Mem,
ory keeping
Her virgil Of tears, bids US mourn for thee
yet,


And long shall the grave where the loved one


is sleeping


Be hallow'd by hearts that can never forget.
We weep not the blest; YET the warm tear is


starting


10 think upon all that thy loved ones have
ISIS lost
The anguish untold Of their last bit,er part


ing


Their love early bligh,ed-their hopes early


crossed.


And thy memory off to our sad hearts appeal


ing, 4.. ,t
Wakes the sigh of regret mid the still faith
fulfew -. =
Who long shall remember thy hearts genial


feeling, - '='-''-
Thy kindness SO warm. and thy friendship


so true. c. 4 Il
1he spring is around US, with sunshine and


flowers, a EUG.IIa.-l
a. But how can we 10y in their beauty or bloom;
Ihey breathe of thy love, in the crgut by


gone hours, @ @ aal Z. ..'0..y.'#
AS IN sadness we weave them, wreath for


thy tomb ND aaE Ms
we look on the stars, as high burning above


US ..tlE VII t@a# Il
La glory they shine, in their region of light,
And fancy a voice from the lost ones, who


love US, .. #a.
speaks peace to our tears, on the stiffness Of
i night. '|t aH .n0us
II tells OF the fieetness of time and sorrow
Z Though dark be our doom, it shall quickly
be ,o'er,


When the dawn. shall arise of that heavenly
1 y morrow s,t31 Z. s}f'.f
In whose light we shall meet TO be severe,
NOW lar from earth's shadows we trust thol


art dwelling, '@
Where no grief and no change shall come
1. o'er thy rest,


Where the songs OF the angels are raptuously


swelling,
And bliss unaloyed, gilds the bowers Of the
<, blest.


,, . THEoDosIA.