New Song.

TIE WORDS BY GEORGE r. IIORRIS.


MLsIc BY AusYiS PHILLIPS.
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TnOU HAST WOVEN THE SPELL.
Thou hast woven the spell that hath bound me,
Through all the sad changes Of years;
And the smiles that wore when found thee,
Have faded and melted in tears.
Like the poor wounded fawn from the mountain
That seeks out The clear silver tide,
have lingeI'd in vain at the fountain
OF hcpe-with j shaft in my side.
Thou hast taught me that loves rosy feriers
paug from the th0rns may impaIt,
That the coinage of vows and OF letters
Comes not from the mint OF the heart.
Like The lole bid that nuterS her Pinion,
Sud ~aib.es in bondage her strain,
have struggled to fly thy duminion,
Bal had that the struggle is vain.