Oh, yes! they do miss me! kind voices
    Are calling me back as I roam,
  And eyes are grown weary with weeping,
    And watch but to welcome me home. 
  Kind friends, ye shall wait me no longer,
    I’ll hurry me back from the seas;
  For how can I tarry when followed
    By watchings and prayers such as these?

THE END.

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