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Flesh from the fount OF feeling - Percival

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Lille has its sorrows AMI its days Of gloom, y
When souls enshrouded by the dark 'niog mist,
Seem Otto yield TO deep and dread despair,
As when thick clouds o'ercast lhe vaul,ed sky!
And hi!e from view the light OF summers sun.
When ear'h is pal'd BY Midnight darkness
hti deep, .tfasl
And nature seems within herself 10 shrink
50 Oft thick clouds Of deep hear,-renling grief,
And sorrows pressing with nameless weight,
Brood DER the timid mind, as if 10 crush


lis ev'ry hope and happiness in life.


Blu, soon the clouds depart, and the bright sun
Dispels impending darkness, sheds her light,
O'er natures broad domain, and gives new
lie a.r0t9 svf'a0 E,f2 sat


TO tha, which once seem'd dead. So too the
a. mind a ssieaa teaa atte tf
Will Danish far the grief and gloom which sat
Like lncubus upon lis ey'ry hope, 3a
And rouse again TO dwell amid the joys II
And happiness 50 freely spread around sta


HALLS OF AcADEmus, July, 1876. so