Southington High School - Chronicle Yearbook (Southington, CT)

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S o words of thine came over miles to me, Fresh from the mighty sea, a true friend's heart, And brought me hope, strength, and swept away The dusty webs that human spiders spun Across my path. Friend-and the word meanslmuch- So few there are who reach like thee, a hand Up over all the barking ours of spite And give the clasp, when most its need is felt, Friend, newly found, accept my full heart's thanks. Ella Wheeler Wilcox