LOVE LYRICS.
SONG, FROM THE SPANISH. I loved but yeaterday. To-day I sorrow ; I die to morrow ; Bat despite my sorrow, To-dav and to-morrow. Til only think of yesterday!
BARCAROLLE, FROM THE FRENCH. "Oh. boatman," quo* Jenny, *' I'm sair at a lues. For I ha'ena a penny. A nd the water I matin cross !" "Oh, mind na !' quo' Jamie, *" Come aj e. and ne er fear ye ;" Singin' •' R<nv we el the boati© That carries my de&rie !" " I'm «aun hame to my faither," Ltcht-heartit quo' she ; Quo' JamiH, " Would ye raither No bide here wi' me ?' " Awa' wi 1 yer halvers !" Quo' the lass, blithe and cheery, Biogin' '* Row weel the boatie That carries toy dearie !" Moo the boatman and Jenny Leeve canty and crouse ; A Ruid man is Jtimie— Baith sober and donee, He minds aye his sans;. And he never grows weary Siogin' "Row The boatie That carries my dearie !" John L. Kelly.
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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 176, 30 October 1886, Page 1 (Supplement)
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155LOVE LYRICS. Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 176, 30 October 1886, Page 1 (Supplement)
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