LADIES’ EXPRESS.
[The Editor will be glad to give insertion to ( any local contributions from his lady frienas that may be considered interesting in the family circle, er to the sex generally.} o I have dreamt that thou art fading— If thou’rt fading love for me, Oh I resume thy early beauty, For I am not false to thee. The feelings that pervade thee, May have touched my heart as sore, Yet thy charms have ever bade me, To behold thee, and—adore. I have moved among the many, Who were beautiful and gay, And since last mine eyes beheld thee, You have wander’d far away. Yet, among the joyous circle, Oh I my heart returned to thee; All was cheerless ; all was sunless, For thou wert not there with me. Then smile upon me dearest, - For I lit*e for thee alone ; In this world there is none other, I would fondly call my own. I have dreamt that thou art fading— If thou’rt fading love for me, Oh ! resume thy early beauty, For I am not false to thee. H.S.
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Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 236, 6 January 1875, Page 3
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180LADIES’ EXPRESS. Poverty Bay Standard, Volume III, Issue 236, 6 January 1875, Page 3
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