Tis now, replied the village belle,St. Mark’s mysterious eve,And all that old traditions tellI tremblingly believe;How, when the midnight signal tolls,Along the churchyard green,A mournful train of sentenced soulsIn winding-sheets are seen.The ghosts of all whom death shall doomWithin the coming year,In pale procession walk the gloom,Amid the silence drear.
By which we note the Fairies
Were of the old Profession.
Their songs were 'Ave Mary's',
Their dances were Procession
Friday, April 24, 2026
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