ARBOR DA Y MANUAL. 



THE BRAVE OLD OAK- Continued. 



still flour - ish he, a hale green tree, When a hun - dred years are gone. 







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From " Franklin Square Song Collection. No. 3." 



By Courtety of Meun. Harper & Broth? 



MONARCH OF THE WOODS. 





J. W. CHERRY. 



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1. Behold the monarch of the woods! The mighty old oak tree; He braves the raging of the 



2. How oft the monarch of the woods, Upon a summer's day, Has seen the merry children 



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storm, On land or roll -ing sea; He waves his branches deck'd with green, In summer's golden 

 sport, And 'neath its shadow play; From youth to manhood they spring up, And old age comes at 



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glow, And i - vy clothes his leaf - less form Thro' win - ter's frost and snow : King 

 last, Then green grass waves up - on their graves, And all life.'s dreams are past ! Yet 



