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atasUA SABBATH MORNING.
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A Sabbath morning Calm, and bright
The sun goes up The eastern sky, aa rs
And fings abroad fairy light ,a,t sati


On every thing lha, meets the eye.
The mountains look more gland to day


The valleys have sweeter green a8,
The waters have q wilder play III, l. sags
The birds are singing to the scene. kssla,
And then the sort of solemn hush


That seems 10 lie on every thing,
(which a thousand feelings gush
/ Anew, as waters from their spring.
Il may be fancy yet we deem


There is q holiness in this


And we can yield US to the dream,
4 And think we find purer bliss.


We go abroad and seem TO feel aFs y EsH
1 A.sort of wonder in all things:
The bosom has wilder thrill iss4p aA'N


The spirit seems to mount on wings;
Oh let me, like some eastern bird, o8


Mount up and soar into the sky, ,
Where angel hands and hearts are stirl'd, 4


And angel music wanders by.
And we shall gain some newer power, a'i'


To press along the path Of life "ai i2l
More peaceful in the peaceful hour ~ .I&i'22
\ More earnest inthe path Of strife; a'ifAi
Till the great work of faith Is done; a9tTa
J, Life's actions, its endurance too; ts
And the clouds melt into the sun, " aFil
lRAnd Heaven in glory comes 10 view. I