a 12 THE CANADIAN MUSIC COURSE.

THE MAYTIME.

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locked up so fast, not the hours, Let out their poor pris’ners at last, G0 twine you sweet garlands of As lillies and roses, and violets for flowers;

posies, Oh! fer on the meadows and deep And the pinks and bunches of blue- in the shadows

bells, There is fulness of life and joy,

And the red little pimpernels. And there reacheth us no annoy.