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The ninth part of the work entitled the l.
rish Melodies, has made its appearance.
The following is extracted from 1t.


THEY Know NOT MY HEART.


AIn-"Coolon Dass."
They know not my heart, who believe there


can be,
One stain of this earth in its feeling foN thee;
who think, while ! see thee, in bcasty's young


hour,
As pure as the mornings first dew on the flow-


ers
l could harm what lovc--as the suns wanton


ray
But smiles on the dcw-drop to waste it away!
No--beaming with light as those young features


are,
There's light round thy heart which is lovclicr


far:
1t is not that check--'tis the soul dawning clear
Thro' its innocent blush, makes thy beauty SO


dear
As the sky we look up to, though glorious and


fair,
Is looked up to the more because heaven i:


there.