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Comr forth— - ' tis tlie voice of the summer air , With its low soft whisper , that calls to thee ; Come forth—there are joys which it bids thee share Midst a world of beauty and melody . J Tis true , I can gather thee fresh sweet flowers To strew o ' er ihy couch all the live-Jong day ; And they'll tell thee about the sunny hours , And breathe into thine their sweet spirit awav .
But they cannot bring thee the breeze that plays O * er the silken grass where they lately grew : They cannot bring thee the golden rays , Nor the glancing light of the liquid dew .
They cannot show thee the deep blue skies Of the noontide hour , —nor the glorious sun ! Nor the mingling of golden and purple dyes In the glowing west , when the day is done .
And , oh ! there are sounds which they cannot bring , Which float in the still and balmy air , — TUe song of birds and the insect ' s wing , And the voiceless music that murmurs then * .
Come forth—and a thousand springs of bliss Will guyh to thy heart till its tide o ' erflow ; And the whispering winds will softly kiss Thy cheek , and restore its healthful glow . a p .
* Salt Junk and Stxpr / tny , — a soubriquet which his penurions hospitality won . With salt iunky and a wind which he -wan proud of sitying ' cost him not trfi | rti 4 te pvr gftlloa , h 4 rejraied his ¦ dinner guvatu . Of eoursu , ' tKi * wiis uccuswned by him ardour for ^ tlitt » grvic « ]* h * b kftV * buty ftojopg at «^ a , aw&y frvw po * U wl y ^ vW ^ T * could he obtained , ' There were , however , manv woi * 6 men in tlri ) service thau old Co ) tinj ** ob < 1 . * * ' ; " ¦ ' ¦ /•'•¦' . ¦ ' •• . ' i ¦ .. : ¦• • . . ?! ' . ¦ ? . P-. ? . i . tinjiiAi
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of the Mediterranean > &&& > under old * Salt Junk tmd'Swpea&y , ' * ( my Lord Collingivood-, " ) who ordered us to Palermo ! Huzaal the long wished for Mediterranean cruise was our destiny !
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: v : ' i 7 tel ? HU * iM > ¦ ¦ • k 4 * $
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 2, 1835, page 429, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2646/page/65/
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