MY EASY CLIME The gracious Gods smile down upon Our easy chair, our glowing hearth ; And fancy leads us on and on To gayer lands of ease and mirth, The glowing embers slowly part In shadowy designs, and pass Like somber changes o'er the heart, Or eloud•laml o'er a lake of glass. Though conjured forms in myriad folds Grow with our mind in easy chair, And Spanish castles stored with gold, Like dulcet forms fade in the air, Though all intangible cloth seem, As the gay things our minds create, Who loves not oft to idly dream Before the genial winter's grate. Columbia Spectator Di. J Shoes gan. _ which helps to increase the sales on their full line of goods. They can afford to sell at a less profit, and we believe you can save money by buying all your footwear of the dealer advertised below. Catalogue free upon application. THE FREE LANCE ADVERTISEMENTS I heard him swoaro a sollemn vow An oatho bye alto ye gods I trowe, Toe love hys ladye fatthfullie And ever her true knyghte toe No other suitor to allow°, Untoe Lys Love lie cometh nowe, Observe Lys staytelye graceful bo% Again° that oath° on bonded k I heard him swear() They married and he thinketh how Toe earn hys breado by swette of by 1 listen to his wife's decree Begone thou lazie churl sayde s And as ho toe milico yo °owe 1 hearde hymn swear°
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