TIE GAMBLER.
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And have seen wife at dead Of night,
Watching the dying embers OH the hearth,
And fancying every blast that sweeps along
The poor deserted cottage on the moor,


A druken husbands footsteps-and again,
When it has died away, and left her heart,
|Eas'd by her disappontment---sh has look'd
Upon her sleeping babes and prayed with tears


."ey ne'cr may know the agony she feels.


and when at last he comes with tott'ring steps


Aha vile abuse 10 greet her faithful arms,