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Something Found.

SOMETHING FOUND .

Mv baby boy has found a prize Up on the dusty shelf , Though how he reached it no . one knows , Except the rogue himself . Tight clasped in tAvo Avee chubby hands He brings it to my side : — A packet , yelloAv , stained , and worn , With faded ribbon tied .

It ' s—no , it ' s not my old receipts , Nor Madame Muslin ' s bills , ' # Nor dear old grand'ma ' s certain cures For household aches and ills . Here , let me see— " My precious pride ! Your own sweet turtle dove !" Good gracious ! it is what I Avrote - When I first fell in love ?"

And Ered has kept this nonsense safe Through twenty changing years . Here ' s quite a woful sheet , that still Is blotted up with tears ; Ancl here ' s a halting rhyme I thought Byronic in its flow ; Ancl here's the little glove I wore Eull twenty years ago .

Oh , dear ! oh , dear ! what folly now This old-time sweetness seems ! To think of calling sober Fred " The idol of my dreams !" This crumpled note of dire despair I smuggled out of school . What woidd I do with my OAVU May , If she were—such a fool ?

Ah , yes , I'm forty , fat , and fair , And Fred is stout ancl gray ; Good gracious ! if they saw this trash , What would the chddren say ? We'll bum these ugly papers up , My baby , you . and- I ; . Mamma is crying ? Darling , no ; We old folks never cry .

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Monthly Masonic Summary. Article 1
THE LOCKE MS. Article 2
THE ORIGIN AND REFERENCES OF THE HERMESIAN SPURIOUS FREEMASONRY. Article 3
THE PLATT MEMORIAL.—OLDHAM. Article 6
AUTUMN. Article 8
BEATRICE. Article 9
DO THY DUTY BRAVELY. Article 11
AN ELEGY. Article 12
ART-JOTTINGS IN ART-STUDIOS. Article 13
MILDRED: AN AUTUMN ROMANCE. Article 16
NOTES ON LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART. Article 19
FAITHFULLY. Article 22
SOMETHING FOUND. Article 23
THE BROOK-SIDE. Article 24
LOST AND SAVED ; OR, NELLIE POWERS, THE MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER. Article 25
FROM OXFORD TO LONDON BY WATER* Article 30
THE BETTER PART. Article 34
THE BENI MZAB. Article 35
LEGENDS OF THE PAST. Article 36
ASSYRIAN DISCOVERIES. Article 38
AN HERMETIC WORK. Article 42
THE WORDS OF STRENGTH. Article 48
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Note: This text has been automatically extracted via Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software.

Something Found.

SOMETHING FOUND .

Mv baby boy has found a prize Up on the dusty shelf , Though how he reached it no . one knows , Except the rogue himself . Tight clasped in tAvo Avee chubby hands He brings it to my side : — A packet , yelloAv , stained , and worn , With faded ribbon tied .

It ' s—no , it ' s not my old receipts , Nor Madame Muslin ' s bills , ' # Nor dear old grand'ma ' s certain cures For household aches and ills . Here , let me see— " My precious pride ! Your own sweet turtle dove !" Good gracious ! it is what I Avrote - When I first fell in love ?"

And Ered has kept this nonsense safe Through twenty changing years . Here ' s quite a woful sheet , that still Is blotted up with tears ; Ancl here ' s a halting rhyme I thought Byronic in its flow ; Ancl here's the little glove I wore Eull twenty years ago .

Oh , dear ! oh , dear ! what folly now This old-time sweetness seems ! To think of calling sober Fred " The idol of my dreams !" This crumpled note of dire despair I smuggled out of school . What woidd I do with my OAVU May , If she were—such a fool ?

Ah , yes , I'm forty , fat , and fair , And Fred is stout ancl gray ; Good gracious ! if they saw this trash , What would the chddren say ? We'll bum these ugly papers up , My baby , you . and- I ; . Mamma is crying ? Darling , no ; We old folks never cry .

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