One of the prettiest was inscribed in a copy of Miss Yonge's "Little Lucy's Wonderful Globe," which he gave to Miss Ruth Dymes: R ound the wondrous globe I wander wild, U p and down-hillAge succeeds to youth T oiling all in vain to find a child H alf so loving, half so dear as Ruth.

Then the 'ounds qeum yoppeting along as nice as could be.

| -r=ound th~e | gl=ass~

| gr=ound W=ith h~is c=ane.' This," says he, "is the general scansion of the poem.