it falls from the .sky. •• -

'Co be trampled in Mud hy, the crowd ruildna-liy-:', '

Ti. 1w tram - pled and trarked hi , the 16,w - of fec4

Till it blendl e with the filth in.the laird ble Street.

.otice Twat , Mire as the:snow—bull fell ••• -

Fell: like tbe.snowtfakes, bout heaven. to hell; •••

Fell, to bolranipleil as filth the'sfreet ; • ''• •

Fell,. to be scoffed. to be spit'on and beat; : . •

Cursing

e - • ...• • •• • • •;. • ISiending to-die..: • .

Selling my son] Plitiever•Yfotild bus; • .

.Dealing In idinfrieloi a morsel of bread, . • '

Hating the liviugiuid•fearitig• the dead.' ••••• •• ' • ••

Merciful (loci!. Miceltallen•so ko'?, • -•-

AntLygtd was once, like, the beam ithririow. .• :

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'Once I - Wa?thir• am the bealitikil

With :an eye Mike th wcristal: - a heaa like its itow

01 - lee - I

-was loved Mr my innocent grace, • •

Flattered and enught. for the - chtirms of my face

Father

:Go Iliad thyself I..rorkk by , nay fall a..

The veriest wretch that that Enes sbiyfring, by . • : •

Win make a wide!wdnp•iseA wander too nigh ; •

For eat that (ion tr abos'e katow t *- •*,

Theriea nothing that's .pare the'heantifill."FhOw,

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Flow strange it shonfd -be ibot.thia beautiful snow .- • .

Shbuld.fall on a sinner with nowhere told : - : ..

flow strange it shoold he. when thi. 'night comer again

If the subw add the ice strdek my desperate biain't

' - 1 Dying alone, ,

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ToO trtriced for prayer,',tho weak.for a - moqn, ' ' ..--.. •

To beleard in the streets'of. the:crazy town ;

.Gone martin the :;oy . of the shinecorning tioirn - ' •:- 1 ,

To me, and so rlie in my terrible woe. .

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With-a bed arida shroud.. of the Veal