Original acrostics on all the states and presidents of the United States, and various other subjects, religious, political, and personal ; illustrated with portraits of all the presidents, and engravings of various other kinds (1861)
Blackwell, Robert, fl. 1861 · Nashville, Tenn. : Published for the author · leaf 181
, on Jesus rely.Detttynined henceforth (In- duty to do. ORIGINAL ACROSTICS. 179 ®f pollji springs, Piss. Formed to bless, Receiving light,Acquainted withNew subjects bright;Keep thy heartMeditating right.Sustaining truth,More prized than gold,I love thy name;Thy worth to tellHas made me bold. **… … tfWOST solemn sight, to thom delight,As their hands they willing join;Roll on, ye years, be free from cares,Rich flowers round their pathway twine.It has been said that those who wedAre the ones most free from strife,Glad tidings to the high and low,Each man should get a lovely wife. Jftornl…
Acrostics · Children's poetry
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