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142 LANTERN SETS. ENOCH ABDEN. By TENNYSON. Life Models. 1 A long street climbs to one tall-tower’d mill. 2 Three children of three houses. 3 Enoch and Annie, sitting hand in hand. 4 The rosy idol of her solitudes. 3 Enoch parted with his old sea-friend. 6 Enoch cast his arms about his droopiug wife. 7 The mother cared for it with all a mother’s care. 6 He set himself beside her. 9 It is beyond all hope, against all chance. 19 Suddenly set it wide to find a sign. 11 Her Enoch sitting under a palm-tree. 12 Enoch bought quaint monsters. 13 The loss of all but Enoch and two others. 14 So the t^ree dwelt with eternal summer. 15 A ship-wreok’d sailor waiting for a sail. 16 A bill of sale gleam’d thro’ the drizzle. 17 But Miriam Lane was good and garrulous. 18 That which he better might have shunn’d ho saw. 19 'Woman, I have a secret. 20 And so fell back and spoke no more. 1/9 DOHA. 1 His dpugu£er Dora i take her for your wife. 3 You will not, boy I you dare to answer thus 1 8 My girl, I love you well. 4 Then Dora went to Mary. 6 And Dora took the child and sat upon a mound. 6 Whose child is that I Heading She bow’d down her head. She broke out in praise to Qod. They peep’d and saw the boy sat up. O father 1 I never came a-begging for myseli Then they clung about the old man’s neck. 1 /- By TENNYSON. Life Models. 7 S 9 10 11 THE BUINED COTTAGE. By MACLEAN. Life Models. 1 None will dwell in that cottage. 1 He had ono ohild, a little laughing thing. 8 That fair girl had grown far taller. 4 Isabel bow'd down so meekly. B There was no fireside so cheerful as their own. 6 The old man look’d back npon his ooltags. 7 She was tho earliest at the prison gate. 8 One day he saw the sun shine through. 9 And he grew desperate—he forced tho bars. 10 He tore off the lid, and saw the face of Isabel. Heading, V* THE BO AD TO HEAVEN. By Q. R. SIMS. Life Models. 1 Ah I I can see what's happened. 2 Some ragged boys had been seen with one. 8 One was singing the carol. 4 They sent him out to beg. 5 He peered in the big broad stream. 6 Then splash in the Thames, went Mike. 7 They dragged his body out. 8 Mike put his hand to his fevered head. Heading, t'-