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118 The lee rail hisses under, As we double the cape of Lighthouse Hill Where sea and harbor sunder. Then here’s to a season of glad unrest! With an anchor of hope on the seaman's breast, Till I claim once more from thy savage will A soul that is fraught with wonder.

Mr. Stork's command of words is admirable, and his expression of life's thoughts, too often expressed tritely, with him take on new light:

To revert again to the theme of "Sea and Bay"—Alden, leaving behind him the home life of the bay, visits France and Italy. He sees the false Paris but later discovers

And that