Sunday lessons, no. 1.
Contributors: Boston Chemical Printing Company
Publisher: Boston Chemical Printing Company.
Published: 1830
Place of publication: Boston]
Language: eng
Subjects: Children's poetry; Religious poetry; Sabbath; Juvenile poetry; Conduct of life; Prayer; Lambs
Other titles: Children's prayer; Sabbath; Mary's lamb; Praise; Religion--what is it?; Lord's prayer; Assembled in our school once more; This day belongs to God alone; Mary had a little lamb; Great God, in whom we live and move; 'Tis not to go to church to-day; Our Father who in heaven art
Notes: Six poems.

Printed on muslin. The Boston Chemical Printing Company was active primarily during the 1830s, and issued many similar cloth printings at that time. Includes "Mary's lamb," by Sarah Josepha Hale, first published in 1830.

Three relief prints below title have caption: Count that day lost, whose slow descending sun, views from thy hand no work of goodness done.

Text in three columns; printed area, including ornamental border, measures 27.4 x 26.1 cm.

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