The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction - Volume 17, No. 494, June 18, 1831 by Various
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As if they were awaked to pray'r.
Survey the lovely scene around, The river beams in gold, Its rippling waves with song resound, And rainbow light unfold, And as the flow'rs unclose their eyes, Their hue seems coloured by the skies. The mould'ring church on yonder slope, Perchance by heaven designed To consecrate the heart with hope, In ivy-wreaths is shrined: Its rural tombs are green with age, And types of earthly pilgrimage. On this delightful vernal day, In scenes so rich and fair, The spirit feels a hallow'd ray Kindling its essence there; And Fancy haunts the mourner's urn, "With thoughts that breathe, and words that burn." _Deal._ G.R.C. * * * * * POPULAR SUPERSTITIONS. |
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