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Rose Hartwick Thorpe
July 18, 1850
to
July 19, 1939
Last Lines of Rose Hartwick Thorpe
And the people buried them side by side. Away from my longing gaze. Fair Margaret, Lowther's daughter. Find all her lost seedlings, and water them all. He lit his clay pipe as he spoke. I will shield you, my fair little daughter! In answer held the train at B______. Is the purest kiss of all. Live ever in song and in story! Mid the chime of little bells. More perfect than man's could be. Queen and station must stand aside! Roses all along life's track. Their starving children bread! To the sunny locks of her own. Where rose-tints never die. Whispered,Darling, you have saved me! curfew will not ring to night.With Love's bright queen of roses.