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Leslie, C.E.; Randall. R.H. (ed.) / The conqueror
(c1880)

The conqueror,   pp. [11]-159

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3. Bending downward from thy home, Canst thou stretch thy hand to' me, As I'm drifting here alone, Tossed upon   a  rest-less sea.
2. Bending downward from thy home, Canst thou stretch thy hand to me, Cast aside the mystic veil, That doth hide thy face from me.
3. Bending downward from thy home, Lo thy spir- it face I see.      Like a star a-bove the foam,  Lord,'I would be near to Thee.
L. A. OSBORNE.                                  YOUTH        AND      AGE.                                     R. H. RANDALL.
I. Youth is like  a  fou6  - tai,  Crys - tal c    dfree.       Ere   the  foun - tain chang - es  to  the   riv - er  wide.
Age is like    a   riv  -  er, Flow - ing to  the  sea.
Cools the thirst- y thou  sands With  its crys - tal tide.
__-_.                          . .  .       __. FJ:                               k.  _-         _   -
2. Youth is like  the  spring- time. When the flow-ers bloom.    Ere the spring -time chang  es   to   the  at% - tam  gray.
Age is like  the  au - tumn, Mourn-ful as the tomb.
Decks the earth with  bless - ings  And with flow - ers gay. Fine.                                                      D.C.
3" Youth is  ev- erhope - ul      7  the  coi - ing  years    B    to   m      the tri   als   needs a    hope- ful heart
Age is  ev . er   tran - quil,  Neith- er hopes nor  fears   B                     tri. .   al  n    a     h
And   a bet - ter bless   ing  God   could not im- part.
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