...the watery grave of the innocent aud virtuous, and eviuciug through our senses, that the quenching ot their gentle light amidst the howling waste of waters,...wings of the wind ? " And was the doom of the wicked in the rolling thunder? The thought stirred me like a trumpet-note. The sunbeam travelled on, as if...

...the watery grave of the innocent and virtuous, and evincing through our senses, that the quenching oi their gentle light amidst the howling waste of waters,...not unmarked of the Eternal, " who maketh the clouds Tiis chariot, and who walketh on the wings of the wind ? " And was the doom of the wicked in the rolling...

...breaking through clouds and shadows on the tumultuous agitaof a departing spirit. Was it in very truth the eye of Providence • glancing on the watery grave...wings of the wind ? " And was the doom of the wicked in the rolling thunder? The thought stirred me like a- trumpet-note. The sunbeam travelled on, as if...

...who stretcheth out the heavens like a curtain, who layeth the beams of his chambers in the waters, who maketh the clouds his chariot, and who walketh on the wings of the wind ; ami who has so loved the world, as to give his only begotton Son, that whosoever believeth on him...

...with our conception of the moment, when the earth was first visited by the day-spring from on high." maketh the " clouds his chariot, and who walketh on the wings of the wind." We descended the Brocken very little incommoded by our refection, and consequently with clear heads,...