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M To be engrapen upon the Tomb Stone of ll1r. and Mrs. Beduchnmp; ,sritten by Mrs. Bsauehomp. Entomb'd below, in others arms q

 The husband and the wife repose, Safe from life's never ending storms, And safe from all their cruel foes. A child of evil fate she liy'd,

 A villains wiles her peace had cross'd The husband of her heart reviv'd

 The happiness she long had lost. x Heheard her tale of matchless woe,

 And burning for revenge he rose, And laid the coward villain low,

 And struck dismay t0 virtues foes. Reader! if honour's generous blood

 Fer warm'd thy breast, here dropa tear, And let the sympathetic food

 Deep in thy mind it's traces bear. A father, or mother thou,

 Thy daughter view in griefs despair; \ Then turn and see the villain low,

 And here let fall the grateful tear. 's A brother, or sister thon, Dishonour'd, see thy sister dear! Then turn and see the villain low,

 And here let fall the grateful tear. Daughter of sorrow most thy tear

 This tomb of love and honour claim;