ELSCHEN.

Break forth in music: swell the sound,

Till wood and glen re-echo round.

Let lute and harp unite, to tell

The sweet discourse that in them dwell,

And cymbal join its lightest notes;

List! on the air how sweet it floats!

And rustic feet keep measure free,

While all around is harmony.

Then swell the sounds—prolong the spell,

Till each forgets his wo to tell!

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[Illustration: Painted by G. Morland. Engraved by J. Banister. RURAL

LIFE. Engraved expressly for Graham’s Magazine]

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