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 When first this mighty earth was made. The formless mass void displayed, And darkness circled round. Gods spirit on the waters moved- He viewed, and then it stood approved, And well it all was found. The Almighty said, "let there be light" Prevailing darkness felt his might, The sun poured forth his streams; And then the silvery stars, and moon, Alike the same by night and noon, Shed down their pensive beams. Now let the waters gather'd be, The land appear above the sea: He spake! and it was So. The roaring waves he then restrained, Their firmest bounds were then ordained, And they no farther go. Trees. fruits, and herbs, the fowrets fair, The foliage green, created were, And beauty spread its bloom; The tiowery mead, the daisied vale, The wilderness, the dewy dale, All lent their sweet perfume. Then was the rising sky lark born, Her gaysst carol cheered the morn, And praise flowed OCT the hills; Harmonious anthems sweetly rung, By natures loveliest voices sung, Mingling with gushing rills. The 6ny hosts that fill the deep, Springing from dark oblivion's sleep, At once began to be. Then man, the noblest work of God, Was made to walk the earth's green sod, With form erect and free.

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