From the Evening Post.
MANS TWO ANGELS
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a. BY PARK BENJAMIN. ...
Two angels wait on man-lwo bright


And glorious angels, garmented in light.


We reck not of their presence, though they keeE
Continual watch, as Stars do when we sleep.
Our heavenly guardians they, from birth TO death
From our first murrnur to our latest breath.
Silent and calm they stand on either side
The one with tender aspect like bride


Whose heart responsive beats TO Joy and wo;
The other stern, but more judge than foe.


When man does we'll, one angel writes it down
And seals the record for the bright renown =
OF goodness lasts beyond the proudest name
That power wit or genius wins from fame.
When man does i'll, the other angel writes, '..
But does not seal the record he indites;


He waits till midnight; if, before that time,
Repentance follow OIL the wrong or crime,
And the man humbly bows his head and prays
For pardon and with contrite spirit says
'Oh, have sinned forgive me, mighty Lord ="
Then doth the sterner angel grace accord,
And on the record drops plying tear, -.
And makes once more his tablet pure and clear.
But if the heart no softeDing impulse feel, .r.,.
When midnight comes he seals it with his seal:
And the mild angel weeps--for there will stay
The blot eraseless till the final day
-I- .-'s' ss ..'


II found the impressive legend which have
attempied to versifY, in certa in remarks made by
Mr.. Chandler before the Common Council Of Bos-
ton. He refers it 10 Turkish origin. -, -