From He Broad5cay Jowuat. :" so LET IT BE. :"
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Perhaps you think it right and inst ,,, olnceyou are bound by nearer ties, To greet me with that careless tone. With those serene and silent eyes. So let it be only know,

 II were in your place tonight, would not grieYe YOUR spirit so. For all Gods worlds of fife and KghtI could not turn, as you have done. From every memory of the past: l could moi fling, from soul and brow. Ihe shade that Feeling should have cast. Oh think how it must deepen all ,,, The bangs of wild remorsc and pride, To feel, that YOU can coIdlv sec

 The grief, vainly strive to hide! The happy star, who fills her urn With glory from the God of Day, Gan never miss the smile lie lends The wiId-dower whitening fast away. The fair, fond girl. who at your side, Within your souls dear light, doth live. Could hardly have the heart to chidc The ray that friendship well might give. But if you deem it right and just. Blessed as you are in your glad lot. 10 greet me with that heartless tone. So let 1t be! blame you not

 VIOLET EANE.