CHILDREN IN EXILE.
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Two Indian Boys were carried to London not long ago for
Far in the dark old forest glades, Where kalmias bloom around, They had their place of youthful sport, Their childhood's hunting-ground,— And swinging lightly in the vines That o'er the wigwam hung, The golden robins, building near, Above their dwelling sung. |