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THE BrBLE.-Of what inestimable worth
is the Biblel How wonderfully adapted is it
TO every variety of human nature. aLntelli-
gible to the unlcarned peasant; il supplies
the mighiiesl sons of genius with food for
deepest thought. Melancholy as The vail
ing OF grief-it reaches the highest aspira
tons of JOY. The lone companion Of the
dying and the dcstituic-t seals the bridal
VOW. and crowns the glory of princess
Bright and joyous as the morning siarto the
benighted and weary traveller; thunders
with awful deEunciation on him who wilful-
ly chooses the path OF death. Ofwhat en-
during worth is the Biblel Coeval with the
infancy of; time il still lives, and will coniin-
ue 10 increase in IFS circle oflight. till every
nation shall know the Lord. Its treasures
are enduring; and while the memory even
of the noblesi sons of genius is obliteraied
by the rough sweep of time, its halo OF
glory shall enlarge and illuminate from
pole 10 pole.