"WHEN THE LEAVES FALL."
When the leaves fall they rustle red and gold Aloug the paths aud lie 'ueath shelteriug wall. The summer's story is a tale that's told Wheu the leaves fall. Midsummer days have held us in sweet "thrall, Midsummer nights wore -witcheries manifold;
But now white mists luiug heavy over all.
I almost. Wish those leaves had kept their hold,
The trees are looking very bare and tall: And oh, the sweeping up, i'old xapoii fold!
When the leaves fall. —Elizabeth B. Piercy. Windsor Magazine.
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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LVIII, Issue 8940, 14 December 1907, Page 10
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