N. D'anvers

English Echoes of German Song N. D'anvers

Beiritati0it -- HIS little Book that comes to tliec, Fain would thy mental garden be: A mong the flowers that in it grow, Pray let thy fancy come and go. Much thou wilt find to give thee pleasure Lily and Rose in plenteous measure; Pinky A pple-bloom, and Rosemary, And butterflies that waver by: Old blossoms, too, that Summer sbreeze Has touched, and left upon the trees. And if at times thou chance to hear Familiar murmurs meet thine ear, Think; all that murmurs, blooms, or sings, Is only what thy fancy brings. Emanmd diitL A.
(Typographical errors above are due to OCR software and don't occur in the book.)

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