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As One Day Goes Another Comes And Sometimes Shew Us Dismal Dooms As Time Rolls On New Things We See Which With us Seldom Do Agree Tho Now And Then a Pleasant Day, Its Long A Coming, Soon Away Wherefore The Everlasting Truth Is Good For Aged And For Youth For Them To Set Their Hearts Upon For What Will Last When Time is Done

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As One Day Goes Another Comes And Sometimes Shew Us Dismal Dooms As Time Rolls On New Things We See Which With us Seldom Do Agree Tho Now And Then a Pleasant Day, Its Long A Coming, Soon Away Wherefore The Everlasting Truth Is Good For Aged And For Youth For Them To Set Their Hearts Upon For What Will Last When Time is Done
Listed on Page Number
279
Sampler Worked By
Elizabeth Tatnall
Date of Sampler
1755
Place Sampler Made
Wilmington, DE
Sampler Listed on Page
78
Author/Publication/Country/Date
Chalkley, Thomas. A Collection of the Works of Thomas Chalkley, Philadelphia, PA, 1749 .
Notes
Poem transcribed within the journal of Thomas Chalkley ascribed to a 10 year old boy he met. p. 276 https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=njp.32101067676526&seq=282&q1=dooms