THE MILLENAL. GLORY
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In peace the wolf dwelt with the lamb. and the
Leopard with the OK; with looks of love the tioer
And the scaly crocodile together met at Gambria,s
sPalmy waves.


The bird Of song perched on the eagles wings,
And with the falcon sat the gentle lark:
And the little child leaped from its mothers arms
And stroked the crested snake, returning unhurt
The sauntering schoolboy, slow returning, stopped


and played


At evening about the lions den, and wove in his
Shaggy name fantastic flowers. Early abroad
Hastened the deer to meet the husbandInan, and


waved its woody head:
And around his dewy steps, the hare, unawed,
Sported and toyed, familiar with his dog.
The focks and herds, spread over hill and valley,


exulting cropped the ever budding herbs.
The desert blossomed and the barren sung.
Justice and mercy, holiness and love, among the
People walked. Messiah regned, and the earth


kept jubilee thousand years. S. F. B.