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    THE NEW-YEAR CRY 01" THE FALLEN. 303

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    LIV.— THE NEW-YEAR CRY OF THE FALLEN.

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    The gate is shut. Another year is gone,

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    LV—MISS LILY.

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    Miss Inly lives in a strange old house,

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    For Several Days After^Tir^ 'First^Sit-;...

    irls About home half and -past there six , was the carriages quite half cam -an- e hour round spent to in take hand the

    g all shaking round and if , " we Addio had _* s not _, " and avoided I think the they demonstration would have . kissed But us as

    and they went drove , in away quite , we as well waved satisfied our last as good our guests bye from with the the garden day ' s ,

    pleasure .

    The New-Year Cry 01" The Fallen. 303

    THE NEW-YEAR CRY 01 " THE FALLEN . 303

    Liv.— The New-Year Cry Of The Fallen.

    LIV . — THE NEW-YEAR CRY OF THE FALLEN .

    The Gate Is Shut. Another Year Is Gone,

    The gate is shut . Another year is gone ,

    And we are left upon the lonely hill , With mem ' ry of the duties left undone ,

    The weak intention and the wayward -will . O ye whose holy lives are sown with prayers ,

    As Heav ' n ' s resplendent canopy with stars , Have pity on our wants , our woes , our cares bars ,

    And help our souls to burst their prison . Though wewhile penitential tear-drops iiow ,

    , Look back with longing to a holier day ; Like one who lies down amid ice and snow ,

    To dream of cowslips and tlie first of May . There yet is One who will not chide or scoff ,

    But beckons us to homes of endless bliss ; eholds each penitent a great off"

    B" way ,-And flies to meet him with a Father ' s kiss . s

    E . H . K .

    Lv—Miss Lily.

    _LV—MISS LILY .

    Miss Inly Lives In A Strange Old House,

    Miss Inly lives in a strange old house ,

    Which has grandly stood for ages ; And her father ' deeds , both good and bad ,

    Are told in history ' s pages . 'Tis a somewhat ruinedyet stately place

    , , With large wooded grounds surrounded , * In whichsince the days of good Queen Bess ,

    The fleet , -footed deer have bounded .

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Jan. 1, 1864, page 303, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01011864/page/15/