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And beans and corn do still abound,
And succotash is often found
Within our early home;
With grateful hearts to God above,
We often gather there in love
Too soon again to roam.
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CLOSE OF THE DAY.
'Tis twilight, and the glorious sun
Hath left his place on high;
And evening shadows have begun
To steal along the sky.
