ORIGINAL POETRY.
OX THE INGK-W'ITCDE OE GIiACE FOB HIS EeSCUA Feoij y 'i T jDi Mabike Cannibals. IlaiM glorious Levy, Judah's gallant son, Wljo rescued from a vile and savage race. * mi paulk'd their sanguinary jaws of one ’ 3fsoge thankless conduct stamps him void of grace. What! not acknowledge thy important aid That saved him when e'en hope of life had flown ? No matter. Levy; that great deed will plead In thy behalf before Jelmvah’s throne. - .Oh, qould I.but a lash of scorpions bring To scourge ingratitude aud grasping greed, The saintly locusts well should feel my sting, Till from the iacubjis our chosen hind is freed.
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Hawke's Bay Times, Volume V, Issue 248, 5 April 1865, Page 2
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107ORIGINAL POETRY. Hawke's Bay Times, Volume V, Issue 248, 5 April 1865, Page 2
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