Questions and Answers.
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By Llmes Montgomery, Esq.
O. Flowers wherefore do We blooml
a. We strew thy pathway to the tomb.
Q. Stars, wherefore do ye risc'
H. To light thy spirit to the skies.
Q. Fair Moon, why dost thou wane,
H. That may wax again
O. o Sun! what makes thy beams so bright
Il. The Word that said" Let there be light /,
@. Time, whittier dost thou heel
a. travel to eternity.
g. Eternity, what art thou, say
II. was, am, will be evermore TO-DAY.
9. Nature, whence sprang thy glorious frame'
H. My maker called me, and | came.
9. Winds, whence and whittier do We blow
IT, Thou must be "born again. to know
g Ocean, what rules thy swell and fall?
T. The might of Him that ruleth all.
=. Planets, what guides you in your course1
H. Unseen, unfelt, unfailing force.
Y Q Life! what is thy breath'
H. vapour, vanishing in death.
= o DEATH where ends thy strife'
II In eyerlastinglif life.


= SO Grave! where is thy victory"
81 ASK Him who rose again for me.