Where Shall The Baby's Dimple Be

Over the radie a mottaer hnng, Boftly croodliig % Blumber song; And these were Uia simplu worils she ínnj All Uu' eveuinglong: " Clici'k or chin, or knuckle or kiioc, AVlicie slui',1 the baby's d Imple be? Where shall the angel'e ünger rest ii he come'a down t the baby's nest ? 'in re símil tlie angel's touch remato When be awakcns mj b;ibc agalnf" Stül iis she bont and sang so low, A mnrmnr hito her muslc bruke ; Aiul Bhe paased lo bear, for she cuuld but know The baby's angel spoke : " Cheek or chin, pr knncklc or knee, Where shall tho baby's Jimple be 'I Where shall my flnger (all and reit When I come down to the baby's nest? Where sluiil my fluger1 touch remalu When I aiviiken jour babe agalD Öllent the mother sat, and dwelt Long n i 'i'1 sweet delay of choico ; Anrt then by her baby's side she knelt, Aud sang with plei'.sant voice: " Kot on the Ilmb, O angel dear ! For the charme irltb Ita youth wlll dlsappear; Mot on the cheek shall the dimple be, For the haiboring smile wlll fade aud But touch thou the chin with an Impress dei p, And my baby the angel's seal shall keep."