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Hymns for childhood on the works of nature, and other subjects : for the use of children (1840)

Hemans, Felicia Dorothea Browne, 1793-1835 · Philadelphia : Henry F. Anners · leaf 45

An illustration from Hymns for childhood on the works of nature, and other subjects : for the use of children, 1840, leaf 45 — fires, which at dead of night Shine oer the tides afar.And make th expanse of ocean bright As heaven with many a star. Oh God! thy name they well may praise. Who to the deep go down.And trace the wonders of thy ways, Where rocks and billows frown. 32 If glorious be that awful deep,No human power… … ID)SI£ 2^©lSiMo 33 THE THUNDER STORM. Deep, fiery clouds oercast the sky,Dead stillness reigns in air, There is not een a breeze, on highThe gossamer to bear. The woods are hushed, the waves at rest, The lake is dark and still.Reflecting, on its shadowy breast, Each form of rock and hill.3 84 The…

Children's poetry, American

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