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returs on of before the last date shownabove but it may be renewed by personal application,post,or telephone,quoting this date and details of the book  \nNorthamptonshire Libraries  \n01123481001  \nGeorge Stephen  \n# A Breath o'theNorth-Eastithe\n\nA second book of versebyGEORGE STEPHEN  \nAuthor of“When the Nichts are comin'doon”  \n\"In Commendation\"byThe Rt.Hon.Thomas Johnston,P.C.,C.H.,LL.D.  \nTHIS BOOK IS ONEWHICH THE LIBRARY HASGUARANTEED TO PRESERVEPERMANENTLY AS PART QFTHEcNAMGRABeRN乐R-LOANABERDEENCOVE   -CNEME.1958PLEASE 7AKE SPECIAL  \nCARE QF IT.  \n821·STEO1  \n## T ONORAH\n\n## IN COMMENDATION\n\nAny antiquarian bookseller will tell you that there isno parish in Seotland that has failed to produce wholenests of humming birds,rhymsters,songsters—call themwhat you will—who proelaim generation after generationin poesy about the local glories and sceneries that surroundthem.  \nAnd frequently too,our Scots Democracy has thrownup men who portray in verse the simple everyday hopesand fears,and philosophies of life.But rarely do we findone who,proud to have originated and to remain as one ofthe common people,and who has been chosen by his fellowsfor level headedness and adminstrative capacity as the eivicleader of a great community,yet still retains the urge toput his sentiments and his deep religious convictions intorhyme.  \nSuch a man is George Stephen,Lord Provost of Aber-deen,and who shares not only with Charles Murray ofHamewith but with many other writers the gift and blessingof the Dorie.  \nAnd here to speak for itself is his“Second Book ofVerse,\"pulsating with the simple direct,human appeal thatradiates in the author's daily walk and conversation.  \nTHOMAS JOHNSTON.  \n## ACKNOWLEDGEMENT\n\n——  \nSome of these verses appeared originally in TheSeotsman,Aberdeen Free Press,Aberdeen Press andJournal,Aberdeen Evening Erpres,Buchan Observer,Life and Work,Scottish Endeavourer,The Inquirer,TheQuest,Brothers AU,Kenilworth Magazine and DeesideField,and for permission to reprint,due acknowledgementis made,where possible,to the editors concerned.TheHymn“Hark above the Tumult”is ineluded as No.34 in“The Chureh of Seotland Hymn Book for SpecialServices”and to the Home Board of that Church thanksis expressed for permission to re-publish it here.To Mrs.Marie Mackay,L.R.A.M.,indebtedness is expressed forcomposing the beautiful tune“Mastrick”for the Hymn,“For these our Homes.”  \nThe author also desires to place on record his indebted-ness to Mr.Mareus K.Milne,Aberdeen City Librarian andMr.Garnet R.Fraser,G.&W.Fraser,Ltd.,Printers,fortheir help and encouragement in the preparation of thislittle book.","cbCaia446oovLhxa","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaia446oovLhxa","pdf",2799980,92,"English","# IN COMMENDATION\n# ACKNOWLEDGEMENT","[{\"question\":\"Who wrote this book of verse?\",\"answer\":\"George Stephen is the author of this second book of verse.\"},{\"question\":\"Where did some of the poems originally appear?\",\"answer\":\"Many verses 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