...feels."— Serjeant Talfourd. ORIGINAL. TO NATURE, BY CAHOMAIA. ROCKS, and woods, and water, I am now with ye ! What a grateful daughter Ought I not to be! Alone...Of this wild magnificence. I shut my eyes a minute, Listening to the sound ; Music is there in it, Stirring and profound ! Wild-voiced waters, babbling...

...lowly, A rest, like heaven's, so safe and holy. TO NATURE. ROCKs, and woods, and water, I am now with ye ! What a grateful daughter Ought I not to be !...Of this wild magnificence. I shut my eyes a minute, Listening to the sound : Music is there in it, Stirring and profound ! Wild-voiced waters, babbling...

...its lovely face The lily of the valley bends, TO NATURE. ROCES, and woods, and water, I am now with ye! What a grateful daughter Ought I not to be ! Alone with Nature—oh, what bliss, What a privilege is this ! Give me now a blessing, Help my tongue to speak...

...lowly, A rest, like heaven's, so safe and holv TO NATURE. ROCKS, and woods, and water, I am now with ye ! What a grateful daughter Ought I not to be ! Alone with Nature — oh, what liH-s, What a privilege is this ! Give me now a blessing, Help my tongue to speak The feelings that...