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Hark the storm is raging high	A
Beat the breakers on the coast	B
And the wintry waters cry	A
Like the wailing of a ghost	B
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On the rugged coast of Maine	C
Stands the frugal farmer's cot	D
What if drive the sleet and rain	C
John and Hannah heed it not	D
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On the hills the mad winds roar	E
And the tall pines toss and groan	F
Round the headland down the shore	E
Stormy spirits shriek and moan	F
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Inky darkness wraps the sky	A
Not a glimpse of moon or star	G
And the stormy petrels cry	A
Out along the harbor bar	G
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Seated by their blazing hearth	H
John and Hannah snug and warm	I
What if darkness wrap the earth	J
Drive the sleet and howl the storm	I
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Let the stormy petrels fly	A
Let the moaning breakers beat	K
Hark I hear an infant cry	A
And the patter of baby feet	K
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And Hannah listened as she spoke	L
But only heard the driving rain	C
As on the cottage roof it broke	L
And pattered on the window pane	C
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And she sat knitting by the fire	M
While pussy frolicked at her feet	K
And ever roared the tempest higher	M
And ever harder the hailstones beat	K
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Hark the cry it comes again	N
Nay it is the winds that wail	O
And the patter on the pane	C
Of the driving sleet and hail	O
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Replied the farmer as he piled	P
The crackling hemlock on the coals	Q
And lit his corn cob pipe and smiled	P
The smile of sweet contented souls	Q
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Aye let the storm rave o'er the earth	J
Their kine are snug in barn and byre	M
The apples sputter on the hearth	H
The cider simmers on the fire	M
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But once again at midnight high	A
She heard in dreams through wind and sleet	K
An infant moan an infant cry	A
And the patter of baby feet	K
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Half waking from her dreams she turned	R
And heard the driving wind and rain	C
Still on the hearth the fagots burned	R
And hail beat on the window pane	C
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John rose as wont at dawn of day	S
The earth was white with frozen sleet	K
And lo his faithful Fido lay	S
Dead on the door stone at his feet	K

Hanford Lennox Gordon

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