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SONGS OP THE MONTHS. —No. 8, AUGUST. BY HABBWT MiKimiiV,
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Beneath this starry arch , Nought resteth or is still ; Bat all things hold their march As if by one great will .
Moves one , move all ; Hark to the foot-fall ! On , on , for ever . Yon sheaves were once but seed ; Will ripens into deed ;
As cave-drops swell the streams , Day thoughts feed nightly dreams ; And sorrow tracketh wrong , As echo follows song . On , on , for ever .
By night , like stars on high , The hours reveal their train ; They whisper and go by ; I never watch in vain . Moves one , move all ; Hark to the foot-fall ! On , on , for ever .
They pass the cradle head , And there a promise shed ; They pass the moist new grave , And bid rank verdure wave ; They bear through every clime , The harvests of all time . On , on , for ever .
Songs Op The Months. —No. 8, August. By Habbwt Mikimiiv,
SONGS OP THE MONTHS . —No . 8 , AUGUST . BY HABBWT MiKimiiV ,
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If we may judge b y facts , and take regular sequence as indica * five of cause and effect , the theatre is one of the necessaries of civilized life . We always find it springing up in a nation ' s path
trom barbarism to refinement . There is sure to come a period * hen it appears and flourishes , like a flower in its season . The form may have varied , but society has seldom arrived at a condition which was much worthy of that name , without ^ qomethinff ^ at was , essentially , dramatic representation . It h * s abme as if to answer the call of an instinct of humanity , which could not fail ,
e in the earlier stages of the social progress , of being sufficientl y developed to make the want felt , and therefore to stimulate * Life of Mrs . Siddoni . by Thom * i Campbell . 2 rob . 8 ro . Wilson .
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CAMPBELL'S LIFE OF MRS . SIDDONS . *
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Aug. 2, 1834, page 533, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2636/page/3/
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