Confederate Veteran, Vol. 37: December 1929 (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Excerpt from Confederate Veteran, Vol. 37: December 1929

The sunlight is beautiful, mother, And sweetly the flowers bloom to-day; And the birds in the branches of hawthorne Are carolling ever so gay. And down by the brook in the meadow, The rills ripple by with a song; And, mother, I, too, have been singing The merriest all the day long.

Last night I was weeping, dear mother, And Willie came down by the gate.

He whispered, Come out in the moonlight, I have something to say to you, Kate.

And out in the moonlight we wandered,. Way down by the hawthorne tree.

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