Toggle Dropdown Serif Sans-serif Monospaced Dyslexic Bold Italic Font size: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Mark as read [object Object] Only page of title 107 4 Easy Dear old friend of us all in need Who know the worth of a friend indeed, How rejoiced are we all to learn Of your glad return. We who have missed your voice so long -- Even as March might miss the song Of the sugar-bird in the maples when They're tapped again. Even as the memory of these _Blended_ sweets, -- the sap of the trees And the song of the birds, and the old camp too, We think of you. Hail to you, then, with welcomes deep As grateful hearts may laugh or weep! -- You give us not only the bird that sings, But all good things. End of title Sign in to unlock this title Sign in to continue reading, it's free! As an unregistered user you can only read a little bit. Links External resources bookshop Wikipedia Project Gutenberg Goodreads Google Books
Dear old friend of us all in need Who know the worth of a friend indeed, How rejoiced are we all to learn Of your glad return.
We who have missed your voice so long -- Even as March might miss the song Of the sugar-bird in the maples when They're tapped again.
Even as the memory of these _Blended_ sweets, -- the sap of the trees And the song of the birds, and the old camp too, We think of you.
Hail to you, then, with welcomes deep As grateful hearts may laugh or weep! -- You give us not only the bird that sings, But all good things.
