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ADAMS FALL,

OR THE FIRST MARRIAGE
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ADAMS FALL. .,....

 OR THE FIRST MARRIAGE. .."t Sung at meeting of the Boston Bachelor "...s club.l .af. 1 Adam was created - A happy BACHELOR Nor wished 10 be mated, [ -, Or thought of she or' her.

 Woman had not - , -F .

 Been then inuenied; s.' += But all conieuted t. 4 .f.b Was Adams lot. t4 ' a Joyous and free from sin, 't2 He passed his early life And thus he still had been, 2 -2 .aaH net lssi ksss4,a a .aite,aoH d,. 7. .s"f1sd he not sLKpr1sA, n -,,

 He ne'er had been ii ..g-,.!

 Thus taken in -' @4'But siagte,kept ..llla TIT He did not want or need

 A thing so false and Trail, .. More than toad indeed, .'" "Uut s Requires or wants a tail. H Daily had he T ts The cheru,im -.... ,.. And seraphim .f... For company. .,. ..- .. .... --.-.r But meddling angels soon, T" spoil a peaceful life, ... ... Set all their wits to work

 To pick him out wife,

 As with us here,

 Our angels do

 When they view ..-.

 A bachelor.

 When Mrs. Adam came She hin,td wi.h smile,

 Tha, they had better live A little mo,e in style: .... My dear we're able - Better to dress s.

 And keep guess, fg ..

 A better to6ie. '.r- .. That day she made feast .-. -. .t Of rare and costly fruit; STD The next they both appeared

 Dress'd in bran new suit.

 And every day

 Did female pride 3.s pecey them wide a....

 Essba sxisdom's way. -. .ss WhatssHs, sdsxeahink the end .a. r Of flfis nsas Course of life ! -s.4,. < Adam was Bankrupt made "' ''a@ " By AisalAhilisas wife 1" -.." -,-'', ,, ri2@ ,i1@

 The iips,afs come ... And make roui,

 And iun,them out '...

 or house ard home.

 Adam now forced to work, a, .--. .. To digging went. and hoeing; And lady Eve so proud, - ''r Was glad to take in sewing. .. Tten. as a mother,

 The boys she had, -..l .r.. .i Turned out SO bad, .. One killed his brother. .a Had he not while he slept, ... .... Been saddled with mate, ..-..... 4, Would Adam not have hept. .1.1 s Think ye, his 'Jfrst esialef ..'# Without a mother. ... Could wicked Cain, ...s Think ye. have slain l.t.....

 His pious biothtr! ,. .Ys This mischief all arose. .. And mole .han have slated, From Adams first Jaur pas. -y Submitting to be mated. <

 Then let us all

 His folly see- -t '.".

 And thus shall we

 Escape his1all. .ef