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Freedom Hence loathed buuks ( )f Physics and dry Latin written By ancient authors long since dead, ' Mongst ancient ruin, and war, and trendiling lool I ind out some unused room. And there remain, in blackest gloom. lUit come, thou ranch home, dear and free. And let me with the home folks be. To hear the birds forever sing And never hear the school bells ring. To see the sun set in the west, I love to watch it go to rest Reyond the plain so wide and free That looks so big to little me, . nd all day long to be out doors, Away from books and other bores That make one sad and worried ever To ride abroad, whate ' er the weather. (3n winter days to go off skating. For school and books not ever waiting. But going when I wish to go . cross the fields of ice and snow. When summer comes to hunt for flowers. By wayside brooks and shady bowers ; To go out wading in the streams ( )r in the shade to dream day-dreams; To dances and picnics we ' d sometimes go. And oft on the river we ' d slowly row, To while away the sunny hours — . nd these would all be happy days Wliere that old I ' hysics never stays. —ELSIE f ' i,ETCHER. ' li
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R O U NDUP ' hose heart does not swell with pride and beat faster when it hears America or the Star Spangled Banner played? What is it that arouses our soldiers and urges them to the front? Miat is it that induces them to leave their wives and children and those they love? What is it that spurs them on to give th eir lives for their country? Explain it as we may, a martial strain will urge a man tn the frunt rank of battle sooner than an argument, and a fine anthem will excite his devotion more certainly than a logical discourse. Oh. friends, respond to this wonderful art of music, with its meaning so deep, its voice so melodious, its charm so soothing. Of all the arts beneath the hea en That man has found or God has given. None draws the soul so sweet away, As music ' s melting, mystic lay; Slight emblem of the bliss above, It soothes the spirit all to love. —EDNA BARNES. ' U. (22)
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