THE SONG OF THE EXILE. (From the Frerch of Frangois Coppee.)
When you ■how me a rose 'Ncbth tie Who eky abloom, Canst tell whr it throws O'er my boul d eper gloom t When you show me a rose. It iB that 1 dream of a forehead more pure. Aad tt c exile'B pad heart can no longer endure Wher you show me a rote. When you shew me a star, Whence those tt are that arise ? Woy do blirding mists mar LikeaTeilnu sad eyes? When you show me a Btar. Ifeisihatl dream of a maid'a brighter glance Who pint* for the exile in fair, aunny France— Wh?n you show me a Btar. When the swrllow you show. Which with si-mmer-tido fliee. Canst say whj in its woe My sad boul u ly dies Wfcen the ny, ai cvv you chow. It is thai I << el ac Love leadß it may roam. But thn exile v.ay never return to his home, When i he twrtHow you show. DUQALT) MACFADYKN.
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Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 196, 26 March 1887, Page 1 (Supplement)
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170THE SONG OF THE EXILE. (From the Frerch of Frangois Coppee.) Te Aroha News, Volume IV, Issue 196, 26 March 1887, Page 1 (Supplement)
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