No. 29.

THE CRAVE.
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 BY ROBERT JossELvN. Why should the good go there,

 Iris a cold and dark abode, For the holy men of praise and prayer Who have dwet so long in the pleasant air. And sunshine of their God. Why go the learned and wise

 To house so close and damp3 They can gaze not there at the mystic skies, Nor watch the stars as they fall and rise, Nor read by the midnight lamp. Why go the rich and gay

 O hut SO mean and smalI No chance is Here for proud display = There Is scarcely room in Inc walls of clay foi the busy worms to crawl! But for him who struggles on

 In wild Ambitious race: Who feels that the goal cannot be won That his spirits droop and his strength is gone lis quiet resting place As for him who has weary grown ,., or a world thai loved him not, Whose shave vanished andhope have flown Whose only wish is to be alon2 =

 lndsed Il IS an enyied spot