From the Boston Pearl. o MY HEART! ALL THY GLADNEss,
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o my heart! all thy gladness

 Springs from pain that has fled, As the day dawns from darkness, When the night has far sped: But sweet joy shall no longer

 Be phantom-like fay It shall dwell with me ever,

 As the light with the day. will make myself happy,

 Through the day and the night, The bright eyes of pleasure

 Shall be gladdening my sight; And my deeds shall no longer

 fly thraldom be bound In my minds own deep gladness My light heart shall be found.