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THE CRUCIFICTION.
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/ - toANOSAN lOlN.
BY JAMES MONTGOMERY. Ha
asked the heavens, "What foe 10 God ha,h
VI done u
This unexpected deed 2"-The heavens ex-


claim,


Twas man; and we in horror snatch the sun
From such spectacle Of guilt and shame"
! asked the sea-the sea in fury boiled,
And answered with his voice of storms,


"'Twas man;
NY waves in panic at his crime recoled,
Disclosed the abyss, and from the centre ran. .
| asked the earlh--the earth replied aghast.
"'Twas mad; and such strange pangs nv bo.


som rent,


That still groan and shudder at the past"
To man, gay, smiling, thoughtless man


went, E5
And asked him next-HE turned scornful


eye,


Shook his proud head, and deigned me no re-
sg ply.