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AGRICULTURE.
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3" Serene and happy days were those,
!" When Roman Statesmen exercised her hoes. =
+" THOU first Of arts, source of domestic ease,
Pride ofthe land, and patron OF the seas,
Thrift Agriculture lend thy potent aid,
Speed thy green fields where dreary forests shade;
Where savag. men pursued their savage prey;
Let the white hocks in verdant pastures play
From the hloom'd orchard, and the flewery vale,
Give thy rich fragrance to the gentle gale
Reward with amplest boon the labouref's hand,
and pour thy giadd'ning bounties DER the land.
Columbia's sons, spurn not the rugged toll,
Your nations glsrs IS cultur'd soil
Rome,s Cincinnatu., Of illustrious birth,
increased his laurels while he til'd the earth
Fen China,s monarch lays his sceptre down,
Nor deems the task unworthy Of the crown.'


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On the stone Of Tomb schid, enclosed three ht-


lie children.
E,eneath.this stone three infants ashes lie,


Say, are they lost or sav'd
II deaths by sin they sinn'd, because they're
II Heav'n's by works in Heav'n they can't ap


pear!


An! reason how deprav'd,
Revere the sacred page The knots united


They died-for Adam smn'i;


They live for Jesus died
