rHE sowERs 90 FORTH TO SOW.
{"newspaper_name": "The Columbian fountain.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
{"character_count": 1453, "word_count": 251, "ccnet_language_score": [0.8450000286102295], "ccnet_perplexity": [1627.699951171875], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
HE sowERS GO FORTH TO SOW
Beautiful, 10 men benighted,
Lite's true light 10 carry;
In the depths of bosoms bllehted
Quickening seed 10 bury.
o the truth, The living truth.
How its light rejoices
Bear il on, and sound il forth,
Books, and leaves, and voices
With il goes the breathing Spirit,
Now 10 piercing splendor,.-
Now serenely soft you hear 1t,
Sill, and small, and tender.
Hark, the word, the silvery word,
Music's softest measure
Thunder by the stubborn heard
Speaking in displeasure.
Morning DER the mountains spreading,
Sunsets crimson hushes;
Such the light the truth is shedding,
So the Spirit rashes.
See the rays, the kindling rays!
Burmah's day is breaking:
China's darkness feels the blaze,
Oceans isles are waking.
Let me fill my burnish'd quIver
With these darts Of glory
How they make the tree-tops shlyer
With their sounding story
Give but seed, the seed to sow,
Give but grace to nourlsh,-
Lebanon thereof shall grow,


Vineyards start and fioursh.
Forth into the field and labor,


Preacher, merchant, seaman!
Earth thy field, each man thy neighbor, -
Go, thou gentler woman
Lift the torch, the lighted torch,
Airs Of heaven go with it
Leave lamp at every porch
Leave an angels visit.
God will breathe upon the pages,
God will bless the giver;
And. through everlasting ages,
All that lets will shiver.
O the truth, the living truth,
How its light rejoices!
Bear. it on. and sound it forth,
Books, and leaves, and voices.


F. M. c.