Has filled it with a darker gloom;”—
John Bell of Tennessee: Air, “Auld Lang Syne.” (R. B. B. 13.)
“There is a man of noble heart
In Tennessee does dwell,”—
John Brown’s Entrance Into Hell: C. T. A., printer. Baltimore, March, 1863. (R. B. B. 10.)
“And now O! John on earth oppressed,
You are with us a welcome guest,”—
John Bull Turned Quaker: By M. W. Burwell. (S. L. M. April, ’63.)
“I’m much surprised to hear it, John,
I am, upon my life,”—