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]" Pass on relentless world"
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Swifter and swifter, day by day,

 Down times unquiet current hurled, Thou passest on thy restless way,

 Tumutuous and unstable world Thou passest on time hath not seen Delay upon thy hurried path ;-- And prayers and tears alike have been h vain to stay thy course of wrath. Thou passest on, and with thee go

 The loves of youth-the cares of age And smiles and tears, and joy and woe A re on thy history's bloody page There, every day like yesterday,

 Writes hopes that end in mockery ;- But who shall tear the veil away, Before the abyss of things that be! Thou passest on, and at thy side,

 Even as a shade, Oblivion treads, And OCT the dreams of human pride, His misty shroud forever spreads Where all thy iron hand hast traced

 Upon that gloomy scroll to-day, With records ages since efaced,-

 Like them shall live-like them decay. Thou passest on-with tbee the vain

 That sport upon thy Haunting blaze Pride, framed of dust, and Folly's train, Who court thy love, and run thy ways. But thou and I--(and be it so)--

 Press onwards to eternity; Y ct not together let us go

 To that deep-yoiced bufshoreiess sea! Thou hast thy friends, 1.-Two nave mine; Thou hast thy ghts,-leaye me my

 own.

 Ikneel not at thy gilded shrine;

 bow not at thy siavish throne! I'll them pass by without sigh ;-

 They make no swelling raptue now, The fierce delights that fire thine eye The triumph of thine naughty brow Pass on, relentless world - grieve No more for all that thou hast riven: Pass on, in Gods name ,---oniy leave The things thou never yet hast giyen-- A heart at ease--a mind at home,

 Affections fixed above thy sway,- Faith set upon world to come,

 And patience through life's little day. ...-.-.-.. ---..--e.s .-es5s es

 MISS l xJ-suEa. N .Es Q J S.