Why mourn that we, the favored few

Whom grasping Time so long has spared

Life's sweet illusions to pursue,

The common lot of age have shared?

In every pulse of Friendship's heart

There breeds unfelt a throb of pain,

One hour must rend its links apart,

Though years on years have forged the chain.

So ends “The Boys,”--a lifelong play.

We too must hear the Prompter's call

To fairer scenes and brighter day

Farewell! I let the curtain fall.

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