Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-03-14
Gods Riches.

ire uHcOuntcQ tnululuueS VI animal anu wy
etable creations, the thoughts Of God toward
us.
One eannst ait in single spot Of the mead
ow, OF under the shade of one hillside oak
without seeing such display of curious, busy
life, as leads him to exclslm, The whole
earth is full Of thy riches.
Or if he tread the barrow aud seemingly
barren sea beach, here again he finds ABUNDANT
reason to say, SO is the great and wide sea-
wherein are things creeping iDnumerabo.'
If the quiet tide Gibbs gently at his feet
shoals Of shadowy gliding mlnnows dart about
the waters edge ,myrads Goo less term conveys
the impression their numbers make upon onc)
Further out, flashing and ripping the surface,
frequent school Of larger fish gives a hint
of the millions Of h-ir fellows that sport
everywhere throughout the wide sea- The
fisher throws out his careless some, and three
or four thousand are drawn up, while the sea
never misses them. The sands are strewn
with curious and wonderful shells, the remains
of moro curious living things that throng the
rocky bottom Of the deep, amid groves Of
wonderful and beautiful plants, a vast king
dom, whose fragments only are revealed to
us
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prairie n sPrl'g' K, o"s Tn"' cio'ned WIN
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wrapped o'or inc soil 50 'nal nos glimpse
OIL virgin earth oetrlEs l's9il. Eacn Fegeia-
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,'''e" % 'n0 oiFuS' Gaining P,P'"5' '1'o,'D's
from peep o. dawn TO sunset hio1on ID 'hcse
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brings 70 p'nu 'no iuAu'la"ce Vi US naive
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"n''p"' NE Is hul''P''cu " huuuteu io.u' "A
Slu'rlc, funnlug across our pau" 'eu'lhuS Us
T t another an' n'gner h lg or e',cn
sue'e ~ uo'uy room 'o' 'uoosu'' o'ooi, VIZ
Nno" Ihey arc roaming anu cl'"o"'s "pou'
every iVres., seeking 'neir prey ''ou, U ,.
Iue n"',"ours iau,o,o i. .ta a., '"; ;L;
/ MulllDlV now the WONDERS tDat come Wltnl0
your daily vision iii, having eyes, you sce),
by all the sun looks on each day, as he belts
the hemisphere with heat and light, and who
can comprehend the vast idea, full of thy
riches Who can study nature aud not
praise God? The naturalist can whose heart
9 is untouched with sense of Gods fatherhood