... ORIQINAL POETRY. ON DUBUFE'S PICTURES OF ADAI AND EVE. THE TEMPTATION. THi noonday sun is sinking Behind the new made hills, And his thirsty rays are drinking From Eden's silver rills; And a thousand birds are floating Away on painted wings, And vesper hymns to Heaven Each fleetingiwarbler sings; And bowers all new and beaming From Cod's own radiant hand, And hanks with verdure gleaming 'Neuth ...

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