- [1210] H. Sw.
- [1211] H. O.
- [1212] A. O.
- [1213] Look up.
- [1214] Ind. D. O.
- [1215] Ind. H. F.
- [1216] P. D. F. Sw.
- [1217] D. F.
- [1218] Trace with finger.
- [1219] Sp.
- [1220] P. D. F.
- [1221] D. F.
- [1222] V. H. F.
- [1223] P. D. Sw.
- [1224] P. D. F.
- [1225] Clasp hands.
- [1226] H. Sw.
- [1227] H. O.
- [1228] V. H. Sw.
Mad.
This piece won the Post-Graduate medal at the Ninth Annual Commencement of the Mt. Vernon Institute of Elocution and Languages, 1892.
’Twas many years since I had left my home
To travel distant lands, but time sped on;[1229]
Again with eagerness and wonderment
I sought the cherish’d haunts[1230] and friends of yore.
One man whom I remember’d as a boy,
Whose piercing eyes, pale face, and silken locks
Had oft comment attracted, now I found