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The ¥ lower of amochrie.
Air, Days of Yore.
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"Saw ye Aurora at the dawn,
Or cloudless moon o*er waveless sea.
OliI then youd know, irpon the lawn,
The lovely flower 6' Amochrie.
Her cheeks the ruddy morninfr vie,
Her neck, the snaw sae fair to see,
Her e'en,' the blue o' winter sky,
Tlie lovely flower o' Amochrie. "