Southern Utonian | 1887-08-05 | Page 6 | Eventide

EVENTIDE slowly the golden sun sinks down oer sleepy village and quiet town the flutter in downy nest like tired babes on ni mothers others breast up from the pastures sweet with hay the cattle slowly wend their way through shadowy lattes lanes the children stray reluctantly they leave their play the moonlight falls on land and sea on desert plain across the lea on humble cot or palace walls gen gently aly its silvery radiance falls alls on the evening air rich music swells the silvery notes of the evening bells now soft and low now loud and clear the bells ring on out V good cheer good cheer 0 eventide blest eventide when we shall lay our cares care aside when weary feet no more snail room and we may dwell in at home bells bafile M H ia hood