A MORNING IN SPRING /To the bright the rosy morning/ Calls me forth to take the air/ Cheerful spring with smiles returning /Ushers in the new born year. /Praise to thee thou great Creator /Praise be thine from every tongue /Join my soul with every creature /Join the universal song.

Bolton & Co. Verse:: 38
Full Text: A MORNING IN SPRING /To the bright the rosy morning/ Calls me forth to take the air/ Cheerful spring with smiles returning /Ushers in the new born year. /Praise to thee thou great Creator /Praise be thine from every tongue /Join my soul with every creature /Join the universal song.
Listed on Page Number: 260
Sampler Worked By: Lucy Stickney
Date of Sampler: 1830
Place Sampler Made: Charlestown, MA
Sampler Listed on Page: 226
Author/Publication/Country/Date: No author. Broadside Ballads. Printed by George Walker 1800-1900. Durham, England.
Notes: These are the first and eighth verses of the poem “Morning in Spring” Full poem is here: https://deriv.nls.uk/dcn9/7489/74894250.9.htm