. Three-part songs for the use of the pupils of the public schools of Canada. praise thee ? The charms of Sum - mer and of Spring, And Au-tumns prais - es, too, we. pg^ff33^ ~r *: ,- We cannot praise thy short dark days ;What hast thou to endear thee?Thy mantle is the mist and snow,Thy voice we hear when tempests blow,But strong and bold, though stern and cold;We love thee while we fear thee. And oh, how bright the Winter night,When stars their watch are keeping!Where countless myriads gem the sky,Orion waves his sword on high,And through the night, so still and wakes when all are sl
. Three-part songs for the use of the pupils of the public schools of Canada. praise thee ? The charms of Sum - mer and of Spring, And Au-tumns prais - es, too, we. pg^ff33^ ~r *: ,- We cannot praise thy short dark days ;What hast thou to endear thee?Thy mantle is the mist and snow,Thy voice we hear when tempests blow,But strong and bold, though stern and cold;We love thee while we fear thee. And oh, how bright the Winter night,When stars their watch are keeping!Where countless myriads gem the sky,Orion waves his sword on high,And through the night, so still and wakes when all are sleeping! Then Winter time brings Christmas time, With many a household meeting; From school the merry urchin comes, And sunny looks light up our homes; 0 Christmas time, most blessed time, For all thou hast a greeting. Very lively. Squirrel THE WIND AND THE SQUIRREL.
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