372.
372.
One of a gallant vagrant band,My name is known in every land;In all earth’s changes I am there;Without me none may war declare,Or treat of peace, or try their partsOn manufacture, tillage, arts;By me a patient saint of oldWas changed into a warrior bold;I made old Abner’s father near;His wife was deaf, I made her hear;His house I put upon his back;His jaw an iron bond I make;Bad spirit by my presence claimsTo be the end of human aims;And a young bear is seen to beA coveted jewel of the sea.
One of a gallant vagrant band,My name is known in every land;In all earth’s changes I am there;Without me none may war declare,Or treat of peace, or try their partsOn manufacture, tillage, arts;By me a patient saint of oldWas changed into a warrior bold;I made old Abner’s father near;His wife was deaf, I made her hear;His house I put upon his back;His jaw an iron bond I make;Bad spirit by my presence claimsTo be the end of human aims;And a young bear is seen to beA coveted jewel of the sea.
One of a gallant vagrant band,
My name is known in every land;
In all earth’s changes I am there;
Without me none may war declare,
Or treat of peace, or try their parts
On manufacture, tillage, arts;
By me a patient saint of old
Was changed into a warrior bold;
I made old Abner’s father near;
His wife was deaf, I made her hear;
His house I put upon his back;
His jaw an iron bond I make;
Bad spirit by my presence claims
To be the end of human aims;
And a young bear is seen to be
A coveted jewel of the sea.
373.Problem.—To make a restless child quiet and contented.
374.Problem.—To teach a child to be honest, industrious, and useful.
375. Why is Merry’s Museum like a note falling due?