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Darnell, Henry Faulkner, B. 1831

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82 NO MORE DEATH.
Tims over earth s dark surface, And o er the boundless main, Glides on that noiseless spectre, Tears ever in his train ; And daily some new tomb-stone, Or little grassy mound, Some gurgling of the water, Or dull and plashing sound, Proclaims another mortal Gone to his latest rest, Beneath earth s sparkling dew-drops, Or ocean s heaving breast.
Oh, for that blessed season When saints shall rise again, To. Share a glorious kingdom, Where Death shall never reign !
Oh, for that ha...ppy region Beyond his blighting breath, Those bright and blissful mansions, Where shall be "no more death !" THE AEOLIAN HARP.
" Hie windbloweth where it listeth, and thou hearest the sound thereof, but canst not tell whence it cometh, and whither it goeth: so is every one that la born of the Spirit. "John iii. 8.
I placed a sweet . ZEolian lyre My open window near ; No music flow d at my desire, Until a zephyr dear Breath d softly on each tuneful string, And made their sweet-ton d voices ring Upon the listening ear.

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