Hearing their yells grow fainter, till at last they died away.
Gray dawned the wintry morning on that awful scene of death,
And five cold brows of marble were kissed[116] by its chilling breath—
God in his wisdom took them—save Nellie, who ne’er was found;
And all of them sleep in this valley, each ’neath a grassy mound.
Poor little Nell may be living, but if living she’s dead to me;
Yes, the tale is indeed a true one—and my name?—is Roderick Lee.
—Geo. M. Vickers.
- [72] Left A. O.
- [73] Left ind. A. O.
- [74] Point to head.
- [75] H. sweep.
- [76] H. L.
- [77] H. F.
- [78] H. L.
- [79] H. F.
- [80] Ind. H. F.
- [81] H. O.
- [82] Left H. O.
- [83] A. O.
- [84] Left A. O.
- [85] H. O.
- [86] H. F.
- [87] H. O.
- [88] Left H. O.
- [89] Shake head.
- [90] Glance up.
- [91] H. F.
- [92] Ver. H. sweep.
- [93] Let hand fall.
- [94] H. O.
- [95] H. F.
- [96] Raise hand to listen.
- [97] Bow head.
- [98] H. F.
- [99] Hand to mouth.
- [100] A. F.
- [101] A. sweep.
- [102] b. H. O.
- [103] A. B.
- [104] H. F.
- [105] Clasp hands.
- [106] b. hands raised V. and head turned away.
- [107] H. F.
- [108] H. F.
- [109] Clasp hands.
- [110] b. H. F.
- [111] b. D. F.
- [112] b. D. F.
- [113] P. ind. D. F.
- [114] D. F.
- [115] H. O.
- [116] P. D. F.