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DELAWARE REGISTER.

Thursday November 18th. 1924.
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The stanza addressedto "YHe Whippoor-uW,'
cannot appear in our paper; and the reason why,
we think viii hardly be asked by the writer. II
it is possible that he is vain as not to discover
total want of merit in the piece, We will pre-.
sent him with fcv lines, that he, as we'll as 9TH
crs may sec, how it would look in print:


eyes, bird ofnight, hear Thy notc.,


That on the breath Of evening ,fpatS;"
How beautiful! and what perfect English. Twas
q pity "notes" and '.tloot' would not jingle; but
perhaps this is one the errors which creep into the
attempts Of Jo'7' poets," and was it the only ono
we might attempt to correct Ill but the muse has
been equally unkind all through
"Happy, if like thee, could be,
From every worldly sorrow free;
Escape from envy or from i'll,
To range the forest Whip-poor-will." :"