Sweet Cynthia, smile, cheer up the drooping flowers; Let Sophos once more see a sunshine-day: O, let the sacred centre of my heart I mean fair Lelia, nature's fairest work Be once again the object to mine eyes.

A Teacher's manual with daily lesson plans to accompany Prose and poetry: the sunshine book.

The sun rested on the sunshine recorder for a few minutes, but made no visible impression.

SEE Myers, George E. THE LITTLE BLACK SAMBO STORY; a treasury of sunshine stories for children.

"The clouds are chiming in with the rest of the world," called Miss Mullaly from the sunshine-room, just as the sun was setting.

"And yet, do you remember, Rudolph," said she, "that evening at Assequin, when I wore a blue gown, and they were playing Fleurs d'Amour, andyou said?" "Yes"there was an effective little catch in his voice"you were a wonderful girl, Clarice'my sunshine girl,' I used to call you.

It was one of the golden days of the Sierra Indian summer, when the rich sunshine glorifies every landscape however rocky and cold, and suggests anything rather than glaciers.

Onward the winding river's flowing, Its spray-splashed stones in sunshine glowing, The peaceful oxen by.

Like a gleam of sunshine hope flashed into my loveless life, lighting up my path to fortune.

Employ thy youthful sunshine hours.

Upon the whole tree a flood of sunshine pours, and over it is the azure sky.

Here a fierce flick of sunshine shoots across the road; there deep gloom darkens an angle into which the coach plunges, the peasants, grouped on the top of a bank overhead, standing out darkly in the yellow glow.

Not a groom or stable-boy appeared while she was in the stable; and she was just going away, when her attention was caught by a flood of sunshine streaming into an old disused harness-room at the end of the stablea room with one small window facing the Fell.

It prov'd such sunshine weather, That you must know at the first beck The lady leapt about his neck,

"He believes there is perpetual sunshine west of Denver.

On the sea the sunshine broods, And the shining tops of woods; We will leave these oracles, Finding others 'mid the hills.

'Let thy garments be always white'the sunshine color, the joy colorfor

In the sunshine dances by.

High up overhead, crowning a precipitous rock, stands Corellia, a knot of browned, sun-baked houses, flat-roofed, open-galleried, many-storied, nestling round a ruined castle, athwart whose rents the ardent sunshine darts.