FOR THE ENQUIRER.
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TOR THE ENQUIRER. '"'eifiEfsf0 t' FRIENDSHIP.

 BY MISS c. R. cowLEs. As the dew to the how'ret,

 When bleached by the sun, Its roseate leaves wither, gs .tE ..iziv To fade one by one ,- ft8E . '.' Like the rain-drop that gladdens ,a The valley and glade,

 Is friend to the heart, .., In its sunshine and shade. Like the first blush of morning, .g, That steals OCT the hill, -. To robe with its crimson, .. The streamlet and Till: Like the music that wakes .. Where the zephyr hath strayed, - Is the friendship that lives on,

 Through sunshine and shade. esr. ..,. .- Like the rose which at evening, ..... Its beauty discloses,

 Or stars that shine brightest,

 When daylight reposes: Like the fragrance that dies not,

 When Summer flowers fade, Is the friend that endured, Through sunshine and shade.