THE BIBLE.
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What light breaks on darkened world, y.
From these resplendent leaves unfurled m
The opening eye-lids Of The morn a
Shed no such beams on hill br lawn. f.t aa
An angel bending from the skies,


Heralds the volume as it flies


Happy the nation that receives saiaaRsoH
With ou,streched hands the dropping leaves
Thrice happy each heaven quickened heart,
That learns and loves the glorious chart;
'Tis hope to age, and strength to youth,
To weakness faith, to darkness truth.
'Tis gentle rain, 'tis sparkling dew, .I.5ra
The mind 70 cleanse, refine, renew; .a,laa
IT'S lightning fierce, and thunder deep u \.
To startle conscience from its sleep. rs. g
A shaft from this full culver sent, "aF la4
In twain hath MANY bosom rent; .o8.
A drop of balm from this rich store, aaa.s.5
Hath healed the broken heart once more.
Learning and Zeal; from age to age, + .s
Have worshipped, loved, explored the page;
Martyrs in Its defence have died, .,.aa
Or torments Worse than death defed. g.a
Like angels round a dying bed,


It's truths heavenly radiance shed;


And hovering on celestial wings,


Breathe music from unnumbefed strings.
0 now, thou world divinely fair, sN
A message Of soft mercy bear; 'A .'21' {"
Peace TO my friend, heart peace be given,


And light 10 guide her soulto heaven.
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