THE TRIB g N E.
{"character_count": 1221, "word_count": 224, "ccnet_language_score": [0.8949999809265137], "ccnet_perplexity": [1608.5], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
,y.yospAY THg MASTER OF LIrE. PoEM New
YORK Geo. l.. Garry & Co.. l67 Broadway.
Thirty.fo.r s,anzas are all of the Poem con-
,s;oed in this neat moaestly issued volume. 1t
,;ll therefore stand some chance of being read :;
and wc believe ii, reader. will join in our hope
tina, the author, whoever he may be, will % pursue
,be subject" as he hints he may be induced to do
wakondah-the Great Spirit of the lndiaas of the
Rocky Mountain, is represented as surveying the
woods, streams and hunting grounds he created and
nled 30 long, and bcholding with majestic sadness
the approaches of


"The rude,
Re,norselcss vengeful foes Of natural blood
And gvoodborn strength reared up around the maze
OF forest waks--of uuinprisoned ways
He lemea;s the departure of his power, bows MS
head in gloomy sorrow, and thus this part of the
Poem leaves him. We quote slaglc stanza which
will show the spirit of the whole -


And yet. God dare to ask of thee


Pardon and palpy days for this dear land


The glory of thy Suu thy shadowing hand


In mercy spread abroad from sea to sea,


That all It's wide empire may be,


From loud Atlantic unto Oregon


An orb OF power and never to be won
Nor yielded up home and fortress to the Free p