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tions , they shall either pay me the amount of my demand , or , if they think this too much , shall pay me according to their own estimate , made in a temple and upon oath , of the value of the instructions . ' " { To be concluded in our next Number . ^ )
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SONGS OF THE MONTHS . —No . 2 , FEBRUARY .
ST . VAMWTlNE ' s DJT * . Hark ! hark ! it is there On the hedge-row bare ; It is there on the boughs Of the leafless tree ; Two winged lovers responding vows ; It comes with a chirp and a twitter to me : Sweet ! be thou mine ,
Sweet Valentine ! Sweet ! I am thine , Sweet Valentine ! From each down-mottled throat it comes ( lancing to me , * Tis love ' s mellow note , so joyous and free .
Bright , bright , each gleam Of the joyous dream ; When love-cherishing spring Embowers the grove , They'll revel in bliss on expanded wing , And waft through the sky the rich carol of love Sweet ! thou art mine ,
Sweet Valentine ! Sweet ! I am thine , Sweet Valentine ! It will float o ' er the vale , and come leaping . to me , With the flower-scented gale , float mellow and free
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O , for a song of tminaagined glory , To tell the visible wonders of great Space And stand as on a spiritual promontory , Looking Creation in her noly face ; And with the adoring eye of Poesy
Read the love-aecrets there f Holy , all holy , Is every aspect of the earth and sky ; And all tke mighty cloud of melancholy That from the soul without on that within Descendeth , to the brain-work of vast dreams Lends splendid shadowings . O , for deep words , That , like the music of leaf-hidden birds , Might even from the listening flowers win Assent to the great love which in me teems !
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SPACE .
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Songs of the Months . —Space . $ 9
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Feb. 2, 1834, page 99, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2630/page/15/
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