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 a Qi'ri-hday (hime 
 

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 Copyright 1888. 
 
 Hard & Parsons, 
 
 New York. 
 
LIES of 1 b© valley; 
 
 rrtaaical bells of snow; 
 any a c^ime of elfin rhyme 
 Mas followed your swing 9 know; 
 nd many a bliil?esome | airy 
 C>wayed on your slender leaves, 
 le \\)e bells were a-nnaina, nnaina, 
 dver \\)e\? bidden eaves. 
 

 
ING me some of your magic, 
 Borrowed of elfin ant, 
 3 silver strain, and ti?e sweet 
 
 reTrain, 
 
 >at melt in i\)e iistenma r>ear\ 
 Wnd tbe merry twinkle, twmi?le, . 
 
 0f steps that faster ao, 
 Ws elves to a merry measure 
 
 no i 
 
 n the moon-tide glow. 
 

^ F in your witcbma music 
 
 fcl cparm more subtle still,. 
 y tune more fine, more rare a line, 
 
 (^)l}an wakes to fairy will; 
 Qie silent, uninspired 
 
 cits spell of potency, 
 Hor soul to toucl? \\)e keynote 
 
 Wf exquisite harmony. 
 

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H, tr?en ring out ! now yield you 
 Olll most \)\o\) and sweet; 
 Dst true and clear, most nobly dea 
 Per one so doubly meet. 
 
 yi}, flower-bells so dainty; 
 billies pure and fair ; 
 
 Nor tl?is \)er trappy birthday, 
 l\ina out! my areetina b 
 
 ear. 
 
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