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49, egsl Il From the New York American.
d Mn. EDITOR: i DO not remember any thing
which has prodncsdis SO pleasing an impression
on, my mind as the little story which is said to
have been told by the late DR.. Goldman 10 his
friends. Of the boy who was about TO fall from
the rigging, and was saved only by the mates
impressive, exclamation, Look aloft, you lub-
ber' sil4o $.iH y n


II The story and The application were some
what in the style Of Dr. Franklin. and would
not have been unworthy of his tame. The
following verses cannot claim the merit Of The
slightest originality, but their insertion will
amply rewah the author. if they recall the
anecdote which prompted them, or enforce its
beautiful morality. t..,.,sI. ..g
sEa hl.uh,D LOOK ALOFT. ,,g s8l ssl
In the tempest Of life, when the wave and the
Are around and above, filthy footing should fail
If thine eye should grow dim, and thy caution de-
Look aloftn and be firm, and be fearless Of


heart' Iad3c III sladl ptti & Sli##s t"-
II the friend, who, embraced in prosperity's glow
With smile for each Joy and tear for each woe,
Should rbetray thee when sorrow like clouds are


arrayed, ,3a hIco Aalaig9s n 'jfta" .t1.
Look aloft" to the friendship which never shall
4-ssl1 iade. Eail vFhzeaI 40 agab {t@Sa p"
Should the visions which hope spreads in light to


thine eye M E,Ss gt aEu44I bhr
Like the tints Of the rainbow but brighten to fly,
Then turn, and through tears of repentant regret,
/" Look aloft" to the sun that IL never to set.
Should they who are dearest, the son of the heart
The wife of thy bossm---in SORROW depart; II iagE
"Look aloft, from the darkness and dust to the


tomb, .r,sr ssf4 vH
And oh when death comes, in terrors to cast ~.
His fears on the future, his pail on the past,


In that moment Of darkness, with hope in thy


heart, A#aa
And smile in thy eye, g look aloft" and depart.


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