For Me Enquirer.
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. ,....s TO J. B. E.. In the Spring of our youth. when visions are rife, And Fancy is gliding each scene around, When hopes, that will vanish in after life, Now cluster and gather our pathway around; When the germs of affection, the first seeds ofove, Foretell the bright harvest before; When heart beats 10 heart, and winged thoughts from above, Teach mortals from dull earth to soar; How painful to part from those we have loved To speak that sad word Farewell! To sever the cords which have bound us, and proved .. ..a,} The sweetness of loves rosy spell Farewell !-Iwould that heav'n had given me

 power r. - ..

 To shield thee aye from ill; To guard thy life, and make each hour

 Calm as summer Till.

 know that fame hath yet for thee

 Her richest gifts in store;

 That round thy future destiny, .I Oblivion ne'er shall lower. .,-sl.sfE And Science, with her truthful breath,

 Shall wait thy name on high, .-.' As one who'll stem the waves of death,

 And cheer the death-bed sigh. But in the race of after years.

 Say wilt thou e'er forget

 That hour of mingled joy and tears.

 When heath these elms we met .a F..