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poems. (Pamphlet.) By William
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A Study of Civil Government, with
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Legend of the Big Elm Tree, and
other poems. By Granville Mellen
Ballard, A. M. Tho Hollenbeck.
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Macedonia and the Reforms. By
Draganof. Preface by M. Victor
Berard. Translated from the French.
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Viney, Ltd., London and Aylesbury.
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H. M. Suter Publishing Company,
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Right and Riches. By Charles O.
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Heart Throbs. In prose and verse.
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That Boy o' Mine. By Nina Hill
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As gentle and tender and simple and
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As ever your sweetheart appeared
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There "is gray in his hair;
His face has been wrinkled
By worry and care; . ,
Yet his. heart is. as, young and, as
light as a boy's, ' '
He's a man who today can get fun
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He laughs with his friends and he
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With the pure joy of living his coun
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He romps with the children and
chats with the men,
As though he was living his boyhood
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Yet sorrow he's known,"
He has grieved all alone,
And tills by his clothing
Of black is well shown;
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And trouble and grief haven't cloud
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And bravely has borne them, just
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And as simple of mind
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LOCATING THE BOSS
The insurance agent climbed the
steps and rang the bell.
"Whom do you wish to Bee?"
asked the careworn person who came
to the door.
"I want to see the boss of tho
house," replied the insurance agent.
"Are you the boss?"
"No," meekly returned the man
who came to the doer; "I'm only
the husband of the boss. Step in;
I'll call the boss."
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