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n in dazzling beauty lies,-- An unfading paradise. Evening dim, and gloomy night, Never veil that world of light; Winter never sojourns there, Summer reigns throughout the year. In one bright unclouded day Endless ages roll away; There, beneath the unsetting sun, Years of ceaseless pleasure run. There the good, in concord sweet, Worship at Jehovah's feet,-- Raise the song, with joy unknown, Circling round his holy throne. Works of love, and songs of joy, All the happy hours employ; Sickness, trouble, want, and pain, Seek admittance there in vain. There shall He who, laugh'd to scorn, Wore the piercing crown of thorn, Hear his praise in sweetest chords, King of kings, and Lord of lords. O may I, when life is pass'd, Join that happy throng at last; Through the great Redeemer's blood, Sing with them, and dwell with God. * * * * * IMPROVEMENT. How many poor children I see every day Who have no one to guide them aright! No wonder in vice they should wander astray, And in all that is evil delight. But I, who have got a good Bible to read, And parents so anxious and kind, Shall prove myself vile and ungrateful indeed If I still am perversely inclined. These blessings will rise at God's terrible bar, If I do not grow better by them; And my Bible, neglected, will also be there, And my friends and my teachers condemn. Then let me attend, and make haste to improve, With every fresh season that's given, And pray to the Lord of all mercy and love To train me for virtue and heaven. BOOKS PUBLISHED FOR THE SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. * * * * * NAPOLEON BONAPARTE: SKETCHES FROM HIS HISTORY. WRITTEN FOR THE YOUNG. No person, young or old, that takes up this book will wish to put it down before it is finished; and no reader will fail to be profited by its perusal. We doubt whether in the same space there can anywhere be found a better summary of the history of that wonderful man, or a clearer picture of the folly of his extravagant ambition, or the cruelties it led him to perpetrate, and of the downfall in which it terminated. False views of the character of warriors and conquerors have ruined thousands. Need any other fact be stated to show the importance of giving the young, especially, time
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