ACTIVITY.

BY MARTIN FARqUHAR TUPPER.
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Open the easement and up with the sun!
His gallant jonIney's just begun;
Over the hills his chariot is rolled,
Bannered with glory and FURNISHED with gold,
Over the hills he comes sublime,
Bridegroom Of earth and brother of tme
Day hath broken, joyous and fair;
Fragrant and fresh is the morning air.
Beauteous and bright, those orient hues,
Balmy and sweet those early dews;
Oh, there is health, and wealth, and bliss
In dawning Natures molherly kiss
Lo, the wondering world awakes,
With its rosy y-tipped mountains and cleaning


lakes. #a.
When its fields and cities, deserts and trees,
Its calm old cliffs and its sounding seas,
In all their gratitude blessing him
Who cwelleth between the cherubim
Break away boldly from sleeps leaden chain;
Seek not 10 forge that fetter again;
Rather with vigor and resolute nerve,
Up, to bless man. and thy Master 10 serve,
Thankful and hopeful, and happy to raise
The offering of prayer, and the incense of


praise!
Gird thee, and do thy watching well,
Duty's the Christians sentinel;
Sloth and slumber never had part
In the warriors will or the patriots heart;
Soldier of God on an enemy's shore!
Slumber and sloth thrall thee no more.