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<p><del>As</del> <add>All is</add> govern'd by thee the great <unclear>hand</unclear> of creation!<lb/>
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And <del>wisely &amp; well &amp; all tending to good</del> <add>all is controlled to the wisest &amp; best</add><lb/>
 
To each Thou hast given his talents &amp; station.
 
And <del>meant to</del> <add>said to thy children</add> be virtuous <del>&amp; respect</del> &amp; blest.</p>
 
<p><del>Tis</del> To Thee <del>that</del> owes the spring its <add>rich</add> garments of green<lb/>
And the Summer its  gorgeous apparel of glory<lb/>
And Autumn its Sun beams so fair &amp; serene<lb/>
And the winter its <del>fierce spirits &amp;</del> <add>white robes so</add> icy &amp; hoary.</p>
<p>The world was first reared by Thy life-giving spirit<lb/>
<del>Thy forward still <gap/></del> <add>And still 'tis <unclear>curtained</unclear></add> by Thy infinite might<lb/>
Thy voice gently whispers – O father! we hear it<lb/>
It whispers encouragement, hope &amp; delight.</p>
<p>What a talent is life! 'tis the spark from whose bosom<lb/>
Fire springs up a flame that heaven's portals hath risen.<lb/>
'Tis a germ full of fruit – 'tis an embryo blossom<lb/>
Whose flower born on earth <del>sheds</del> <add>sends its</add> fragrance to heaven.</p>
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As All is govern'd by thee the great hand of creation!
And wisely & well & all tending to good all is controlled to the wisest & best
To each Thou hast given his talents & station. And meant to said to thy children be virtuous & respect & blest.

Tis To Thee that owes the spring its rich garments of green
And the Summer its gorgeous apparel of glory
And Autumn its Sun beams so fair & serene
And the winter its fierce spirits & white robes so icy & hoary.

The world was first reared by Thy life-giving spirit
Thy forward still And still 'tis curtained by Thy infinite might
Thy voice gently whispers – O father! we hear it
It whispers encouragement, hope & delight.

What a talent is life! 'tis the spark from whose bosom
Fire springs up a flame that heaven's portals hath risen.
'Tis a germ full of fruit – 'tis an embryo blossom
Whose flower born on earth sheds sends its fragrance to heaven.


Identifier: | JB/110/243/002"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 110.

Date_1

Marginal Summary Numbering

Box

110

Main Headings

Folio number

243

Info in main headings field

Image

002

Titles

monday morning

Category

collectanea

Number of Pages

3

Recto/Verso

recto

Page Numbering

Penner

sir john bowring

Watermarks

[[watermarks::[partial motif] 18<…>]]

Marginals

Paper Producer

Corrections

Paper Produced in Year

Notes public

ID Number

36233

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