Green dells that into silence stretch away

contains a richly poetical thought, melodiously embodied. We only

refrain, however, from declaring, flatly, that the line is not the

property of Mr. Mathews, because we have not at hand the volume from

which we believe it to be stolen.

We quote the sixth, seventh, eighth, and ninth stanzas in full. They

will serve to convey some faint idea of the general poem. The Italics

are our own.

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