FALL OF THE LEAF.
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See the leaves around us falling,


Dry and wit)er'd, to the ground;
Thus to thoughtless mortals calling;


In a sad and solemn sound:
sssons of Adam, (once in Eden,


When, like us, he blighted tcll,)
Hear the lectures We are reading,


Ills, alas! the truth we tell
"virgins, much, too much presuming


On your boasted white and red,
View us, late in beauty blooming,


Numbered now among the dead.
s'Youths. though yet no losses gl;evc you,
Gay in health and many grace;
Let not cloudless skies deceive you;


Summer gives to autumn place.
"Yearly in our course returning,


Messengers of shortest stay;
Thus we preach, this truth affirming,


Heaven and earth shall pass away.
On the Tree Of Life eternal,


Man, let all thy hopes be s,aid,
That alone, forever vernal,


Bears leaf that shall not fade"