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brave and lion-hearted--" fierce as ten fu.
ries, terrible as helll'' Destruction fol.
lows in his dreadful track, and wherever
he is present, "hOpe withering flies, anc
mercy sighs iarewell''


.--.----------" " earth is made tomb
The tomb hell, and hell iselfa murkier gloom


How exact has the painter delireated
scenes which arc daily occurring, in the
q Family group which have fallen sad
victims to the fierce fendI They had new
er known the cares Of earth, or wept in
melancholy anguish over the tomb Of de-
parted joys and buried hopes, had never
felt the chilling blast Of adversely, or gazed
but upon tho sunny side Of the picture d
lifc--but view, how changed the scene =
The young mother, "bright transient,
chaste as morningdew, no longer smiles
in gladncss and looks forward to a long life
Of 10y and bliss, but its silvery cord is
loosed, the eye that sparkled in beauty is
dim, and marble paleness sits upon the once
blooming cheek. She clings to her babe,
the fond idol Of her heart, even when her
immortal spirit has left its earthly tenement
thus describing forcibly, the strength Of
love" strong even unto death. !"
Even the tender infant, that has just bloom
ed into existence, cannot be shielded BY its
purity and innocence, from the remorseless
fury Of the victorious, but unsatiated tyrant.
All are alike victims to hisyengeful wrath.


But whilst we gaze upon those horrible
scenes Of woe, anguish and despair, to
which " human flesh is heir''-we are re.
ieved by the picture Of "hc rider on the
H1isc Horse the conquering hero,
whose noble steed "paws the light clouds
and ganoPs on the storm the messenger
Of love, The anchor Of human hope


= tie lori OF The u, errng bow.


The God Or life aud poesy and light,


The Son IN hnman limbs array ysi, and brow