IV.

"Mewn cof anwyl."

As roses, crusht and dead, in silence leave

Their precious heritage of perfume rare,

So the good name our dear departed bear

Reflects in cheering light on those who grieve;

And memory, brooding o'er the love thus left,

In tender fancy crowns the dream with tears,

Till, as the hue that on bright rain appears,

Peace comes to comfort lonely hearts bereft.

(_a_) In loving memory.

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