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And his dim rays parting gmmcr cast
Upon that lone and sterile mountain side,
Where Christ, the gentle friend of sinners,
died
"A solemn stiffness brooded in the air,
AS if the earthquake still presided there;
And all the rest of nature held its breath.
When Natures God had doomed himself to
death
The voice of brutal mockery was DER,
And shouts of cruelty him rung no more;
But in the depths of many gloomy breast,
BY conscience doomed to know no future rest
Kemorse had made himself little Hell,
And 'cruciiy him. echoed like knell.
The waving multitude rctreated slow.
With hearts presaging some unearthy woe;
But many fearful look was backward cast
AS If each tremblcd lest he might be last.
And now uprose that solitary star,
Which erst to Davd's city, from aiar,
Lighted the Eastern Magi with its raw
10 where, the Saviour in Manager lay.
Sweet Star! that lowered o 'er the infant Lord.
Behold the sad fulflment of his word!
But still, for mercy, hold thy place in heaven,
Inc bright assurance of our sins forgiven.
On such day did two, whose earthly love
Was knit by sympathy in things above,
Turn from the City of the Saviour's Tomb.
And walk together to their distant home.
With steps uncertain and with hearts sub
dued,
Scarce conscious of the path that they pur-
sued,
they wandered on, communing as they went
Of Him on whom their thoughts were so
intent
And while they reasoned thus, step drew
nigh,
And soft murmur, like an angels sigh,
Said, in tone that made their bosoms Glad
why talk we so? and wherefore are We sad,'
And then Clcopas, answering, said for them,
Art thou stranger in Jerusalem.
And dost not know how Christ the Lord
has died,
By cruel priests and rulers crucficdi
Indeed we trusted that it had been he.
Who should redeem our lands captivity;
Yea, to his sepulchcr when we had come.
The angels, watching by an empty tomb.
Said, as we bowed ourselves and were afraid
'Why seek yc thus the living mid the dcad;'
Then in voice. of pcnsivc melody,
The radiant stranger made them this reply:
'Oh! slow of faith in what the prophets
taught,
Know ye not Christ has suffered as he ought,
To enter into glory' For It's said,
That he should die and raise him from the
the dead
Then with an eloquence which made them
stir
With mysterious thrill of love and fear,
lie showed them all Redemption wondrous
plan,
And told them of the love of God TO man.
Now, as the shades of evening gathered fast,
They came to Emmaus, and he would have
But they constrained him. saying, Pray
thee stay,
For night is coming and far spent the day
Then went he in with them, and sat at meat;
And as he brake the bread for them to eat,
Their eyes were opened at his blessed word,
A nd noxu thov lnnv that thcv had so.n tho
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States, the persons appearing to have been elected
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POETRY.


fok THE hADisoNiA'
TO ELIZA -----.
The morning sun shines brightly now,
And blossoms shed their perfume round
The merry birds are on the bougb,
And diamond dew. drops strew lbe ground
And every voice Of earth and air,
A melody reveals to me;
While dearest recollecions share
With mingling thoughts Of love and thee.
Oh, could some wandering zephyr bear
Tothec the signs breathe in vain,
And echos of the trembling air
Bring back swee, response again.
Like lovely hues Of parting day,
That ligh, the glowing clouds Of eve,
Then Hope no more should fade away,
or gid the thoughts that but deceive.
Were a beam of morning light,
III kiss Thy forehead In my gleei
= Were a blossom, pure aud blight,
.a~sf he lo.eiicsi sowcrf'd beioahee So Z
A bird-Pd fold my weary wing
Near thy repose at evening hour,
And morn should hear me sweciy sing
To thee, within thy sylvan bower S
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HENRY w. LoNGFELLow.

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!" Psalm Of Life"
AT is long, and Time Is feeting,
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FIaerat MARCHES 10 he grave"
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