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An -4crostic, on the name of Virginia Josephene
aloceiy babe as she lies sleeping IN her
mothers 6rms.
V irginia, as now in happy infancy you


breathe,
see the maternal arms around thee wreathe
r est sweet infant, in thy happiest hours,
G cnte, innocent, lovely as the roseate Aow-


erS;
7 nured 10 the fond caress ofthy mother dear,
N ow nestled in the arms of her so near,
see thee sleeping in her beloved embrace,
A now thy lovely innocence bedecks thy


face,
dining every loving sympathy and tender
o f a mothers love, that's true, that's lasting,


and that's high.
s ure never was such beauty in child por-


tray'd,
E very look, and every smile, that on its face


is made,
P artakes of heavenly essence; like the turtle
II cid as the sacred emblem OF redeeming


love,
E ven in her little eye, pure innocence, in


rays doth CLEAN,
N ew beauty, loveliness, and celestial charms


doth seem,
E ven now, TO adorn her, as I quit the pleas


ing theme.


Aberdeen, Jan. 20th, ls45.