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Creator: Battersby, H. S. (Hannah S.), -1887?
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Giving to all new birth, Dispensing light and gladness, O'er the rejoicing earth. Up, then, fair sisters, early His call from sleep obey, His first sweet healthful teachings Will sanctify the day. Inhale his breath delicious, Its freshness health bestows; It tints the cheeks with colours Of Persia's lovely rose. Up, then, at nature's bidding, Over the hills away, With freshened pulses glowing, To hail the King of Day. * * * * *
In a Steamer Chair and Other Stories

IN A STEAMER CHAIR AND _OTHER SHIPBOARD STORIES_ BY ROBERT BARR (LUKE SHARP) [Illustration: He played one game.] A PRELIMINARY WORD. As the incidents related herein took place during voyages between England and America, I dedicate this book to the Vagabond Club of London, and the Witenagemote Club of Detroit, in the hope that, if any one charges me with telling a previously told tale, the fifty members of each club will rise as one man and testify that they were called upon to endure the story in question from my own lips prior to the alleged original appearance of the same. R.B.
OH! I LOVE THE FREE AIR OF THE GRAND MOUNTAIN HEIGHT. Oh! I love the free air of the grand mountain height, In its freshness new vigour I find, It makes life's warm pulses throb high with delight, And stimulates body and mind. Its freedom inspires happy thought and desire, And the heart cannot fail to rejoice, As it makes the glad spirit receptive and quick To translate nature's eloquent voice. The sun-illumed firmament royally decked In pearly-tinged cloudlets of grey, Framed in exquisite clearness of deep tender blue, Fit throne for the Monarch of day! The city below lies in tranquil repose, Betraying no symptom of life, Ah! who could suppose at this distance that it Could be moved by dissension and strife! For it lies like an innocent, slumbering babe In the fold of a fond mother's breast,