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THE MEcHANIc.-The beautiful sem
tence subjoined is from play, entitled the
Carpenter of Rouen:"


"The mechanic, sir, is one Of Gods no
blemeD. What have mechanics not done7
Have they not opened the chambers of the
mighty deep. and extracted its treasures,
and made the raging bil|ows their highway,
on which they ride as on tame steedl-
Are no, the clemens Of fire and water chain
ed 10 the crank, and at the mechanics bid
ding compelled TO turn III Have not me-
chanics opened the bowels of the earth, and
made il products contribute to his wants,
The forlSed lightning is their plaything. and
they ride triumphant on The wings of the
mighty wind, To the wise they are the
fioodgates Of knowledge, and kings and
queens are decorated with their handiwork. .
He who made the Universe was a great
Mechanic"