Godey's Lady's Book, Vol. 42, January, 1851 by Various
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page 26 of 233 (11%)
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For the Lord is nigh at hand.
Alas! a day of darkness-- A day of clouds and gloom-- Approaches fast, when all shall be As silent as the tomb! As the morn upon the mountains, There comes a mighty train, The like of which hath never been. And ne'er shall be again. A burning fire before them, And behind a raging flame-- Alas, that beauty so should be Enwrapt in sin and shame! The earth doth quake before them, The sun withdraws its light; The heavens and earth are shrouded In darkest, deepest night. Then weep, ye evil doers, Let tears of anguish flow; Your evil deeds have brought you A load of endless woe! * * * * * TAKING BOARDERS. BY T.S. ARTHUR. |
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