Graham's Magazine, Vol. XVIII, No. 2, February 1841Various
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Graham's Magazine, Vol. XVIII, No. 2, February 1841
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Literature -- Periodicals; Literature, Modern -- 19th century -- Periodicals
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NOT FOR ME! NOT FOR ME!
A popular Air in the Opera of
CATHERINE GRAY,
_AS SUNG BY MRS. WOOD_.
THE MUSIC COMPOSED BY M. W. BALFE.
Geo. W. Hewitt & Co. No. 184 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia.
[Illustration: musical score]
Not for me, not for me,
Regal halls and courtly life,
Oh! more
[Illustration: musical score continued]
blest, my lot would be,
Far from ev’ry scene of strife,
From the world from all retiring,
Gladly would this heart remove,
One dear boon alone desiring
Still to be with thee I love:
Still to be with thee I love.
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Let me seek that tranquil home,
Once I knew in happier hours,
Free to wander, free to roam,
Thro’ my own lov’d peaceful bow’rs.
Not for me the world’s false pleasures,
Not for me where splendour moves,
More than these my bosom treasures,
More than these my heart now loves,
More than these my heart now loves.
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
SHOOTING.
We open this month with the first of a series of excellent papers on
Shooting, from the pen of the author of the paper on Angling, given in
our last. It contains some valuable hints to young sportsmen, on the art
of Taking Aim.
The pursuit and destruction of wild animals for security, food,
clothing, or pastime, have been among the occupations of men in all
ages, since the primeval _bruere_ overspread the earth,
And wild in woods the noble savage ran!
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