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    When the Bell�察�with gentle tongue�察�Called the herd´bells home again�察�

Through   the   purple   shades   he   swung�察  �Down   the   mountain�察  �through   the 

glen�察�Towards the sound of fellow´men�察� Even from the light that clung。 

    Dimly too�察�as cloud on cloud�察�Came that silent flock of his�此�Thronging 

whiteness�察  �in   a   crowd�察�After   homing   twos   and   threes�察  �With   the   longing 

memories Of all white things dreamed and vowed。 

     Through the fragrances�察�alone�察�By the sudden´silent brook�察 �From the 

open world unknown�察�To the close of speech and book�察�There to find the 

foreign look In the faces of his own。 

     Sharing was beyond his skill�察�Shyly yet�察�he made essay�此�Sought to dip�察�

and   share�察  �and   fill   Heart's´desire�察  �from  day  to   day。  But   their   eyes�察  �some 

foreign way�察�Looked at him�察�and he was still。 

     Last�察�he reached his arms to sleep�察�Where the Vision waited�察�dim�察�Still 

beyond some deep´on´deep。 

    And the darkness folded him�察 �Eager heart and weary limb。 All day 

long�察�he kept the sheep。 

     JOSEPHINE PRESTON PEABODY 



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                HARVEST´MOON�此�1914 



    OVER the twilight field�察�The overflowing field�察�Over the glimmering 

field�察�And bleeding furrows with their sodden yield Of sheaves that   still 

did writhe�察�After the scythe�察�The teeming field and darkly overstrewn With 

all the garnered fulness of that noon Two looked upon each other。 One 

was a Woman men called their mother�察�And one�察�the Harvest´Moon。 

    And one�察�the Harvest´Moon�察�Who stood�察�who gazed On those unquiet 

gleanings     where   they  bled�察  �Till  the  lone  Woman     said�此  �But   we  were 

crazed   。  。  。 We   should   laugh now  together�察 �I   and   you�察�We   two。 You�察 �for 

your dreaming it was worth A star's while to look on and light the Earth�察�

And I�察�forever telling to my mind�察�Glory it was�察�and gladness�察�to give birth 

To humankind� �Yes�察�I�察�that ever thought it not amiss To give the breath to 

men�察�For men to slay again�此�Lording it over anguish but to give My life 

that   men   might   live   For   this。 You   will   be   laughing   now�察  �remembering   I 

called you once Dead World�察�and barren thing�察�

    Yes�察�so we named   you then�察�You�察�far more wise Than to give life to 

men。; 

    Over the field�察�that there Gave back the skies A shattered upward stare 

〃From blank white eyes�察�Striving awhile�察�through many a bleeding dune 

Of   throbbing   clay�察  �but   dumb   and   quiet   soon�察  �She   looked�察  �and   went   her 

way The Harvest´Moon。 

    JOSEPHINE PRESTON PEAODY 



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     HORSEMAN SPRINGING FROM 

              THE DARK�此�A DREAM 



    ;HORSEMAN�察  �springing   from   the   dark�察  �Horseman�察  �flying   wild   and 

free�察�Tell me what shall be thy road Whither speedest far from me�拭─�

    ;From the dark into the light�察 �From the small unto the great�察 �From 

the valleys dark I ride O'er the hills to conquer fate� ─�

    ;Take me with thee�察�horseman mine� �Let me madly rode with thee� ─�

As he turned I met his eyes�察�My own soul looked back at me� �

    LILLA CABOT PERRY 



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THREE QUATRAINS 



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                       CHAPTER THE CUP 



    SHE said�察 �Lift high the cup� ─�Of her arm's weariness she gave no sign�察�

But�察�smiling�察�raised it up That none might see or guess it held no wine。 



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                   FORGIVE ME NOT� �



    FORGIVE me not� �Hate me and I shall know Some of Love's fire still 

burns within your breast� �Forgiveness finds its home in hearts at rest�察�On 

dead volcanoes only lies the snow。 



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                              THE ROSE 



    ONE deep red rose I dropped into his grave�察�So small a thing to give 

so great a friend� �Yet well he knew it was my heart I gave And must fare 

on without it to the end�察�

    LILLA CABOT PERRY 

    A   VALENTINE�察  �UNSENT   STAY�察  �flaming   rose�察  �'twould   grieve   her 

heart To see you fade away�察�Unloved�察�unwelcome and apart 〃From every 

joy to´day。 

    Once long ago your tale was new�察�Days distant yet so dear�察�Why say 

her lover still is true�察�When that is all her fear�拭�

    Why thus recall another's pain�察�Her tender heart to fret�拭�Best let her 

think he loves again�察�Who never can forget� �

    MARGARET PERRY 



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                          SHIPBUILDERS 



    THE      German     people    reared   them   An    idol  made    of  wood�察   �And 

Hindenburg before them Lifelike and stupid stood。 

    To   clothe   him   all   in   iron And   thus   his   soul   express�察  �With   nails   and 

spikes they covered His wooden nakedness。 

    And when they�察�thus had clothed him All in a suit of mail�察�Still came 

they�察  �wild´eyed�察   �looking   For   space   to  drive  a  nail。  Whenever     Teuton 

airmen Slay boys and girls at play�察�Or U´boats�察�drowning babies�察�Create a 

holiday。 

    Then�察�gathering round their statue�察�A happy German throng Drive nails 

into the idol To make him still more strong。 

    Avenge the babes�察�shipbuilders�察�That on the seas have died�察�Avenge the 

little children Murdered for Wilhelm's pride。 Come�察�gather at the shipyards�察�

And   let   your   hammers   ring�察  �For   more   than   ships   and   cargoes   Waits   on 

your fashioning。 

     Come�察�gather at the shipyards�察�With every bolt you drive Bethink you 

`tis the Kaiser Whose brutish head you rive。 

     Come�察�gather at the shipyards�察�And swing with might and main�察 �Tis 

Tirpitz and the Crown Prince That you to´day have slain。 

     Come�察    �gather   at  the  shipyards�察  �And   heat   the  metal   hot�察 �For  it  is 

Bethmann Hollweg You're boiling in the pot。 

     Come�察  �gather   at   the   shipyards�察�And   when   the   day   is   done�察  �You've 

spent it in driving spikes�察�In Hindernburg the Hun。 

     Come�察�gather at the shipyards�察�And toil with healthy hate�察�For only you 

can save the world�察�The Hun is at the gate。 

    ARTHUR STANWOOD PIE 



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                  UNFADING PICTURES 



     �─�The air from the sea came blowing in again�察�mixed with the perfume 

of the flowers。 。 。 。 The old´fashioned furniture brightly rubbed and pol´ 

ished�察�my aunt's inviolable chair and table by the round green fan in the 

bow´window�察  �the   drugget´   covered   carpet�察  �the   cat�察  �the   kettle´holder�察  �the 

two canaries�察�the old china 。。。 and�察�wonderfully out of keeping with the rest�察�

my dusty self upon the sofa�察�taking note of everything。; 

     ´;David Copperfield�察─�Chapter XIII。�� 

     HOW many are the scenes he limned�察�With artist strokes�察�clear´cut and 

free´ Our Dickens�察�time shall not efface Their charm�察�and they will ever 

grace The halls of memory。 

     Oft and again we turn to them�察�To contemplate in pleased review�察�And 

like some picture on the screen Comes now to mind a favorite scene His 

master´pencil drew�此� 

     Upon a sofa�察�stretched in sleep�察�I see a small lad�察�spent and worn�察�And 

by   the   window�察  �stern   and   grim�察�A  silent   figure   watching   him�察  �So   dusty�察�

ragged�察�torn。 

     Ah�察�now she rises from behind The round green fan beside her chair�察�

;Poor     fellow� ─  �croons´and     pity   lends  Her   voice   new   softness´and    she 

bends And brushes back his hair。 

     Then   in   his   sleep   he   softly  stirs。 Was   that   a   dream�察  �these   murmured 

words�拭�He wakes� �There by the casement sat Miss Trotwood still�察�close by�察�

her cat And her canary birds。 

     The    peaceful    calm    of   that  quaint    room�察   �Its  marks    of   comfort 

everywhere Old china and mahogany And blowing in�察�fresh from the sea�察�

The perfume´laden air。 

     Poor little pilgrim so bereft�察�So weary at his journey's end� �What joy 

must then have filled his soul To reach at last such happy goal´ To findoh�察�

such a friend�  � 。 。 

     And then night came�察�and from his bed He saw the sea�察�moonlit and 

bright�察�And   dreamed   there   came�察  �to   bless   her   son�察  �His   mother�察  �with   her 

little one�察�Adown that path of light。 

     Ah�察�greater blessing I'd not crave�察�When
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