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PRESERVATION;
OR, THE SEER OF THE MOUNTAINS.
T" glens of the Grampians, huge mountains
between,
A Stranger pass'd lately, of ven'rable mien ;
Ills figure the semblance of mystery bore,
And Boots of a jetty resplendence he wore.
lie enter'd a Cottage—'twas that of Despair—
For Giief o'er a Mother ritan'd paramount there,
(hi turbulent tempests of wretchedness cost—
Two days the lov'd child of her hopes had been lost !
A silent dejection appear'd to pervade
A lad in the groupe—by the Jet till dismayed;
The Stranger aside he now cautiously drew—
" The secret I cannot conceal it from you:
" The child, Sir, was lost through my careless pursuits—
" 0 save me," be cried, " frcns the Sprites in your Boots!
" Good Seer, wbere I miss'd him that spot I shall show,
" And, potent of power, thy mercy bestow I"
Ascending a rock—" On this spot he was Laid,
And thence, ' said the youth, " in my absence he stray'd !"
Bright Hope on his mind then appearing to dawn,
An active research now the Stranger began.
Each cavern and cleft he assiduously tries—
" Ila! whence," he exclairo'd, " these weak infantine cries?"
They came from a chasm, till then unobsered ;
0, fort'uate event!—the child was preserv'd!
Who but fur the .kr, that confession inspied,
Unfound had remain d, unreliev'd had espied!
The Seer of the Mountains, thus happily pLse'd
On durable record, is foremost in backing
The source of rich incident, fungi el Taste,
And fav'rite of Fashion, in Wessex's Jet Blocking!
This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by