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Chapter I

SHORT FLIGHTS

BY MEREDITH NICHOLSON

INDIANAPOLIS THE BOWEN-MERRILL CO. 1891

Copyright 1890 BY MEREDITH NICHOLSON

TO MY UNCLE WILLIAM MORTON MEREDITH

TO THE SEASONS.

SEASONS that pass me by in varied mood,

SAT EST VIXISSE.

I.

II.

III.

SONG.

GLAD and sad make rhyme, my dear,

’TIS NEVER NIGHT IN LOVE’S DOMAIN.

’TWAS morning when one found his way

ESTRANGED.

IT was but yesterday that thou

WHEN FRIENDS ARE PARTED.

TIME keeps no measure when true friends are parted,—

WHEREAWAY.

WHERE are you going my bright blue eyes,

A SECRET.

HE said, “No one shall ever learn

DISAPPOINTMENT.

THE broad-armed wave that reaches for the land

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