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Otago Daily Times, Issue 17092, 25 August 1917, Page 4

PEDLAR'S PACK "Love is no hnokster; that ts mine le thioe." AT UNAWARES. The Day is beautiful and bright, But that's not why my heart is light— No, not for that my heart is Eght'l That's not why these my feet* will trip To unheard mnsio, and my lip Tremble with snatches of soft song As swift the minutes race along— The frolio minutes race along; That's not why simplest things elate— The newsboy's whistle at the gate, The loud clang of a speeding car, The murmur of the Sea afar, The broken trills from yonder tree . . . What is it lifts the heart of me— O say, what lifts the heart of- me? Indeed, indeed I cannot guess The pretty magic's source, unless— Unless, 0 heart's Heart, it was Thou That passedst, laidst upon my brow The chrism of Thy kiss, and lent My being this most sweet content— Yes, filled me with most sweet content. Blessed bo Thou 1 And blessed He That gave Thy priceless lovo to mo— Pure pearl from His own breast . .to me! Mabsyas.

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