[24] Laura M. Towne, Southern Workman, July, 1901, p. 337. Nordhoff, p. 10.
"Oh, none in all the world before
Were ever glad as we!
We're free on Carolina's shore,
We're all at home and free.
"We hear no more the driver's horn
No more the whip we fear,
This holy day that saw Thee born
Was never half so dear.