WHEN DORA DIEDDREARY, dreary, Fundy's mists are sweeping Up the stricken vales of Westmoreland: Weary, weary Is my heart and weeping, While the cold waves dash upon the strand. FillËd, fillËd Is the land with sorrow, In loud wailing roars the angry sea: StillËd, stillËd Will they be to-morrow— Summer notes, and murmurs on the lea.... Coldly, coldly Blent with autumn mists lie Eve's dark shadows 'pon the hills away; Boldly, boldly, Like a giant sentry, Chapeau Dieu keeps vigil o'er the bay.... Lay me, lay me, While the world is waking, Down to dream on what has gone before; Pray ye, pray ye, Lest my heart be breaking, God to bring her to my side once more.... |