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As heat increases with the rolling hours Draws up the vapours and expands the flowers So with my childhood may my follies cease So may my wisdom with my years increase So may religion early warm my soul Encourage, actuate and cheer the whole.

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As heat increases with the rolling hours Draws up the vapours and expands the flowers So with my childhood may my follies cease So may my wisdom with my years increase So may religion early warm my soul Encourage, actuate and cheer the whole.
Listed on Page Number
313
Sampler Worked By
Sarah P. Beecher
Date of Sampler
1822
Place Sampler Made
New Haven, CT
Sampler Listed on Page
127
Author/Publication/Country/Date
A Young Gentleman. [Wright, George.] The Rural Christian; or, the pleasures of religion… London: J. Buckland, 1772, p. 9.
Notes
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