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FfOss de Z'Sken, Jer 1SS2.

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ts "A ar f-fI -l8I eff l1 sx MISS H. F. COULD. , 4,hs rr,at looked Gorst. one still clear night And be said, " Now I shall be out of sight so through the valley and over the height,

 In silence I'll take my wayi sg | vii not Ro on like that Clustering train,s4 The wind and the snow--she hail and the rals' Who make so much hustle and noise in vain, Bu. I'll be as busy as shsy!" Then e went to tho mountain and powdered its crest He climbed up the trees and their boughs he dressed With diamonds and pearls, and over the breast tOf she quivering lake he spread s A coat of maiL that t need not fear The downwatd point of many spear. That he hung on its margin. far and aear, ma

 Whore rock conld rear i,s head. He ven, to the windews of shoae who slept, And ever each spaae like fairy crept y Wherever he breathed, wherever he stopped,

 By the light ofths moon, were seea Mott beautiful things-There were flowers and trees, 7Asrs were beviss of birds. and swarms sf bees- There were cities thrones, temples. and iowsrs and

 All pictured ia silver sheen Lshese Bat he did one thiag that was hardly fair; He vent to the cupboard, and finding, there. That all had forgotten for him to prepare,

 " Nov, just to set them thinking, I'M bite this basket ot fruit" said he; This bloated pi,eher I'll burst ip three And the glass of water they've left for me

 Shall thick to tell them I'm drinking"