...night ! I shall die, if you drive me away ! 0, how will your bosom be torn, When you see me lie dead on the ground ! Then pity a poor little thing, And throw...first of the spring, And never will trouble you more. LESSON 35. The Avr-Ealloon. I had the pleasure yesterday, (said Edward in a letter to William) of seeing...

...morn, And are talking and walking around, O ! how will your bosom be torn, When you see me lay dead on the ground. Then pity a poor little thing, And throw...first of the spring, And never will trouble you more." BRITANNIA AND NELSON. Air— " The Post Captain." BRITANNIA musing o'er the deeds By her brave sons...

...morn, And are talking and walking around, О ! how will your bosom be torn, When you see me lie dead on the ground. Then pity a poor little thing, And throw me a part of your store, 111 fly ml in the first of the spring, And never will trouble you more." A CHAPTER OF COOKS. Air —...

...morn, And are talking and walking around, Oh ! how will your bosom be torn, When you see me lie dead on the ground ! " Then pity a poor little thing, And...first of the spring, And never will trouble you more." THE SOLAR SYSTEM. The Solar System comprehends The SUN, which shines so bright, And planets, which...

...And are talk-ing and walk-ing a-round ; Oh, how will your bo-som be torn, When you see me lie dead on the ground ! Then pi-ty a poor lit-tle thing, And throw me a part of your store ; I'll fly off on the com-ing of spring, And ne-ver will trou-ble you more." THE SPRING— FANNY AND THE LAMB. The...

...morn, And are talking and walking around, O ! how will your bosom he torn, When you see me He dead on the ground. Then pity a poor little thing, And throw...in the first of the spring, And never will trouble yon more," THE OLD COMMODORE. ii? Wood ! what a time for a seaman to skulk Under gingerbread batches...

...morn, And are talking and walking around ; Oh, how will your bosom be torn, When you see me lie dead on the ground ! " ' Then pity a poor little thing, And throw me a part of your store ; I'll fly 08' in the first of the spring, And never will trouble you more.' " I am sure I understand all this,...

...morn, And are talking and walking around, O how will your bosom be torn, When you see me lie dead on the ground \ Then pity a poor little thing, And throw me a part of your store, I'.U fly off in the first of the spring, And never will trouble you more." WHEN A GIRL MARRIES. A Parody...

...see what a terrible night! I shall die if you drive me away. ' And when you come forth in the morn, ' Then pity a poor little thing, And throw me a part...first of the spring, And never will trouble you more.' MANY QUESTIONS AND ONE ANSWER. In winter, where can be the flowers, And leaves that look so green ?...

...morn. And are talking and walking around, О ! how will your bosom be torn, When you see me lie dead on the ground. Then pity a poor little thing, And throw...part of your store ; I'll fly off in the first of the sprine, Anil never wCU trouble you more. THE LASS OF RICHMOND HILL. lass, More sweet than May - day...