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 DEPARTURE.
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BY CLAUuTUs. My heart unwilling leaves the scenes Ofpeace and ioyish glee, To roam mid paths to me unknown; Sweet home! farewell to thee! And is it fortunes stern decree That blindly leads me forth? While obey leave the scenes Ofbeauty, joy and mirth. The Aow'ry vale, :he social glee.. The we'll spread festive board; Mid songs of peace and laughing eyes, Where light hearts gaily soar'd; The smiling face, the happy cheer, With music's sweetest sound, Hath left the impress on my heart, That pleasure here was found. Whers'er I go, mid happy scenes, Or wretchedness and pain My grateful heart shall ne'er forget, The kindness have seen, In this the place my feet hath trod, The strangers happy home; And long shall mem'ry point tho spot, Tho far from it roam. The weary pilgrims gladly sec The spot of verdant green. When trav'ling OCT the desert bare, Upon Arabia's plain And hopes bright clouds enchanting rise, Asnear the spot they gain To find place ofpeace and rest, A balm for ev'ry pain. And when refreshed at that dear spot, Reluctant they depart; For paths through deserts seldom yield place to cheer the heart: So I unwilling roam again, From this fair happy vale, Alas! 'tis fortunes stern decree That bids me say farewell. 'suggestsd on leaving Falls Village.

 Salisbury, Nov. ls4s