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NA-KUPUNA 
 
 The H^^waiian Legend of Ci'eation 
 
 BY 
 
 JULiEN Darwin Hayne 
 
 PAGES ILLUMINATED BY VIGGO JACOBSEN 
 
 '' How fleet is a glance of the mind ! 
 
 Compared with the speed of its flight, 
 The tempest Itself lags lehind, 
 
 And the swift-winged arrows of light." 
 
 SAN FRANCISCO: 
 WILLIAM DOXEY 
 
 1S96 
 
7s -^rii 
 
 COPYRIGHT 1896 
 
 JULiEN Darwin Hayne 
 
 Press op Thb Hicks-Jl'I'd Co., 
 ■j:( First St., S. F., Cal. 
 
PREFACE, 
 
 Is my hmiiuajie original matter ? 
 
 Is the plan of this story m\- own ? — 
 
 I answer, m\- claim 's for the latter; 
 
 The words useJ in tellin.Li unknown. 
 
 If the reader finds any he's met with before, 
 
 Familiar and lo\-ed — used bv writers of yore — 
 
 Please credit them all, in such manner and measure. 
 
 As, reading my story, will ,L;i\e you most pleasure. 
 
DEDICATORY. 
 
 Aloha ! fair Hawaii, 
 
 A song to thee 1 sing — 
 
 Thou land o': endless summer 
 
 And ceaseless, blooming spring. 
 
 Aloha ! land of sunshine. 
 
 Of beaut\', warmth and rest — 
 
 Some dav ma\^ th\' people 
 
 By God be saved and bless'd. 
 
NH-hUPUNfl., 
 
 .M/lW/limNLEGENDe^ 
 OfCRETTTlON- < 
 
 
 D. H/iyNE. 
 
 ILLUSTRATIO NSARRAMqEPBVVlQQONJACOB^gNI^ 
 
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 i Lcijend commencff in long ago time, 
 Hifili over the Past agile thoughl cannot elinib: 
 For even swift. I'limight. after millions of ages, 
 Becomes traret-lilindeil ami In chaos rages, 
 .'inil lliiis iini'i iniuirs 'fime's roath nr those years 
 When force hail but fashioned lite hot glawing sjihirc.s, 
 Mliich only stood still in a cloud of lilue space 
 'I'll riKil. before startinei in 'lime's iihirliiig race. 
 Close your eyes, then, and endeayor to think 
 Of a fathomless, lioandle.-is, precipitous brink, 
 On uhicli a uiiiol. •itauiliini. hut nothingness fed-, 
 .in absciin of L'liiig, before iiliich il reels 
 
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jind falls liiKk: and, by grim hlacht' 
 
 h carried beyond to lltt regions of navgni. 
 
 My pari but the sp,7'r, ■; 'er the fur-'iway past. 
 
 Of a Imri V / 'he blood pulses faft: 
 
 'Ti's hul a frmjiiuni, fir man is too treak 
 
 To write of those tliwgs of ithirh gads alone speak: 
 
 Mint ml a history of gods<, but of men: 
 
 Of Change and of Death la the world ushered in. 
 
 
 H'EERE the bright gnd of day from his hi gh arc/tflran 
 Looks doun on fire movniains. on 
 
 iiillrr^ iijid II are. 
 M'l'iili shimmer, green, redden, in 
 
 Irnpiral glow, 
 .■'bid the V'lm and the mango wilh 
 sued gum'as grow; 
 Wiere the coroanul palm and 
 the rose-apple bloom. 
 
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 .4nd life f> one long, mrtiir. sfi/l afternoon; 
 
 Jii Ihi: land "f !!' ' . ' vw/. 
 
 Lies Miiui. •■■ • 'lion//. 
 
 dn b(lt/l!'i' ;/.;■ rurr. 
 
 Like Ihe !■• ' ■ :t i/oe< 
 
 The sini!: . //)/ iiiiih.l. 
 
 dnd Jtuods : ■' ■■///; rhers of tight. 
 
 
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."l/l 'ii'.'i iii'i'f yutk, all (judi mvii uioiu. 
 
 
 
 AT T.-^JK n rnl!i>y of hcnifv xr/prr7nr. 
 O'e? 
 
 When l/loll.Sdllil': ^,J ;i .//,■;/, 
 
 And a bow nmllt-cuiniyfi, n ' / , 
 
 ,/- ^hallowed forever from in 
 
 And back, in a \isioi! -,' 
 
 'OTiere thr sky Iti.aU , ,. 
 
 U'.'iHe he.liiw Hirijagh /, . .-.■",-;./.■,■,,/ //./i 
 
 Ghnts, now tn llir. funt-tuii<. ana uu,: disiippiurs, 
 
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T'cixt 1h^ ^'>cfond 
 
V^f 
 
 /// '/ murmur of /<//,«. /■' retuni ihvt! . ■■ : 
 
 Hire the XDft ,i„/rr- /m,,,./ ui!h ,',,^r :, > . 
 
 'fill- shark (iiiil Ihi' pulii. Ihr linlii/nii. mrniun: 
 
 .•!'!' ' ,■■'■/■■ ' ■ ' iihii lite 
 
 /,■; - 
 
 !>u! i M jiu<j'/i''l '///' . '/^ /'■■ /'' /W'l ''IHtr. 
 
 Jtiii/iis 'IS fif('(hnii i/eftirf s//f (1 a uu:jie: 
 
 .iml ///'')■ sporli'd uitd spun Ihrnui/h I In- Mif'i] .■•/'/■>;, 
 
 07(/</sii/)/f' iii/h life ill life's hiujesl (tuy. 
 
 OF si 'D.-4Y. as Ih,' ,;o/f//ess rndr shuvniard. n sirrU 
 From the rare^ nhne l/ie aieriininlens itiuil. 
 Siiep/ over llie nreaii in gnal it a /Is af fiiaiii. 
 li'hich bro/cc in the garden of her palace home; 
 
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 .■4nrf II ilolnliii! riiih oei hr fuii' J/i's sidi, 
 !' ' sijf/ iiimtnii lidi 
 
 FlnJH ih . 
 
 On tilt sail';, y,,, -.7 
 
 Of the ijodtlrss. Then (inn.'^'i; ,; 
 
 Of the sun in the msl 11 hen 
 
 The tiorizonid rirrti nf Tin.: 
 
 'T ■ r ij-'hli n mill l,rii/iil :i.< /he I'JttteriiKj nlie 
 
 Of the morning: bine nx /he -•/.i ':.'!■" '■' 
 
 :dre watching the trniifit u[ reJ n 
 
 And yellow . nuiroon. green. 
 
 And td!:t in its e'nlors. 
 
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_'^ I C!:u)igc <:amc lo ullrr Ihe uhoh- nr' 
 To color, lo stthstihile. alii ft and iim ki- 
 lt came lo diversify, rex. agilale. 
 To lot and deter"! '■'I- •",■■<'•■• .///;,«,.;.. t.ti. 
 lAnd doom tn cj: 
 Wiich m/;im/res liic iij- 
 dnd its slniijfilcs, ronliui,./,,.,. .,,. : 
 lis strivings to belter what gods ii< 
 Made Wub 
 Knew all u ;■••:■,. 
 ds he slrarcd I 
 ]l'iiidi hi:..; >>', 
 7'. I tiic ( di-J. ■ 
 Si/iiks /.'-' 
 Of the pill 
 
 Of hoi Milium 
 
 ■i-r soon us iiix range ^ 
 
 . .1 Ir .> I ■"■■* 
 
 Hi. Then I 
 'leaks over I lie sand 
 uml west lo the land 
 Whme shore-'' Polynesia 's link tinder the derp: 
 Then north it here Uu, em in is fast frozen; asleep 
 
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 III the r/asp of cold ninler. And lif found bill a gran' 
 
 fif dii'ji sihiirr, f,ir iiitllur on III lid, in iiir ur uii imu 
 il'^is u' iiiiiii. (In/ 1 Ihf ilnd^ dnril inhii ,iiid fmilrnl 
 .-II M'liii. Hill uide o'er till utnh! iix M'tkrn uml. 
 Jn his sctinh for yiiriiiy, lir fiiir nol a place where a roj 
 I'liuld add til the liijlil of the god'a perfect day. 
 
 .i lid III II, mill lid Ir, disliiihlil Olid dl.i/ll.ix'd, 
 
 Srckiiiij he tie II nol, and lOHiiij forei'cr Ms rest. 
 
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 TITT'^ he came to ITiiwaii, n irar.r 
 
 II '/■:■' /./,-. ,;/,7 '(/ and hoi^k'd in llir ;:iiii '. 
 
 
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' '/ d palm in n iiitic Jloii ny ijlaJc, 
 )l Inch enlcrx Utr nunintains near 
 
 Komi, siiii sleep 
 Like an odor came, when zephyrs 
 
 creep 
 Soft over plains nhere Ihc poppy 
 
 is sotin, 
 And uoacd him In resi, but he 
 
 skpl all alone.. 
 
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Fond as the dnre, but more bciiutifiil, star-eyed and fair 
 Than all the briijht visions \ihidi Cluimje or iU drcim^ 
 Had pictured or mirrored in Fancy's wide streams. 
 
 
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 ppilPWIIll 
 
 so came Kaka1iin1:a. fhe morn, 
 
 .■iiid Ifie moVh r of luui; from kr tmd H'akea were born 
 
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 .•i// llif p[y)!rf nhirh spread o'er !ke cnrlh from '::iii 
 
 pule. 
 Till Ihej md rel -/.v,/,-/; ,;', ' ■ -x /,„7 
 
 Sounds di-'!: ■• I' ■ . ' • . . .■' n '.■''. -' ..■ ■' 
 
 Men kit - 
 
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 It'/wn their soul to W'akfn riiinncJ: 'ind thev lliiniijhl 
 Tfieir future, priri'iswiis for lime or llic imrld Imt us 
 
 nuiiglil 
 In the tidjids of U'alceo. Tlwrr ims no liourd ond no 
 
 deivili: 
 Ko grandeur of nmi n/ni plundered the earth 
 And made stares of ten thousunda, so tlie one 
 Might shine for nn ttour, in uii h'Uir to be gone. 
 Onty to teuve, lil:e the tiuel; of u fumiue, lite hlighl 
 Of his (ourse, and haired us iilurl: «■; iioe's niglit 
 To curse tiis career. In thu.^e ulden liurs 
 Mantcind was not robbed In hif hr,dher; his nays 
 Kejt surrounded by pitfalls, around irhieh, ulien he fell, 
 d brother's rejoicings arose as his Icnell. 
 
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.inil Jo, in somif, rrtiirnrd fo the ram fields 
 
 Of .)fillli. Bill u'lil- IIIUIP IllfV I'lrl till ili'iH' JftUi 
 
 l/ie gods left the cuin 'UkJ iiniidrrej ui iphere^ 
 h . ■• mnri ■; ■•■ ■■■■•''■ ' -" ',',/,.■ //;/•// ll'akea dime 
 'I'; //.".'//;,' / - , ■ (i/!d /■} III'! me 
 
 Ih' high ijiids ulbi i-ii'uled Ihi^ hii:i<j, and gin e 
 Eiiii hi!' iji'nit rii])i!bililii.<, I hen trft him a :>laie 
 
 --^-^?rs) 
 
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'I'o !hf fiihui!,,!.- if Ilii))f. M'iiii <i'il uijr as a jesler 
 
 It) Jeer 
 .i/ /.;< tffiirh: mul 'Dnilli uilli liis pluinlumx of fear 
 L: /.'/-.;; /:/• /,;.7/'/;,, .. I.rfl him lilinil lo the future 
 
 iiihI lone, 
 I. ■ -' ■ ■/ . /' aonJermenl, 'fore tite unknown. 
 
 :rrx reuehfil on! for la's //est, 
 . ; /', 'II iniih, ■: I), <iie of Its urine of zest. 
 ■V i/ ■/,•:> -• ,.;■;/,■ /// ''.;\- itinilier for siireor and aid, 
 :U IU( fin- !-ii •■! .lA/v;, .;,',/, muu: iiing, lie said: 
 
 Cfe#_\ 
 
 ~ ' '1 IH-'i have I found, iinil inv snul if fills with drem! 
 I lull III/ iiiii.il. Minir (III) . uliiilr.iir'ei llie life thiy're I, il 
 'I'ini iitil. ili:liii'i!y, iieiil'. dulled iluiiii liitii iiriijlil nj 
 
 I'V.VX' 
 
 .•///// Iliiiiiijli men lurk up Lore and Life as rinse ni /' ■ 
 I'dii I, injure, .w/ ///,// Nujlit mid l),i\ I heir lire:ili: 
 
 one, 
 )'et I'ime ran nniii iiiid flrli. for Time mores on, 
 .iiid thus .'■Uiil: jiin.iiino'. i/roee and youth airny, 
 .■^s I/lurk .Ml/Ill .^leiils the riisr-ijlioin from Ihe hills of 
 
 iirav, 
 ll'hteh Jiide In u'urkne.'is. .ind I've irondercd how dear 
 
 Lore 
 .'ij ii/lil sure her sueetne.fs spite of Time: heloif, above, 
 •'■ somen hrn 'mid the whiiliiiij .spheres, in that plarc 
 
 or thi.i, 
 f fold fast Ihe life nhirh here men. living, miss. 
 
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'Bui no. there ;> no fortune by the gods e'er told 
 
 Jo s/di I he .yi/nt uhirh fireirr make? men olit: 
 There is no pouer on C'lrth, in s/,i\ in uny i inn' , 
 To slay the unrelenlless liand oj liint. 
 
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 ,? , ,; IXG then hia head, Wakea slowly paced the rale 
 It 'here Jo duelt in Maui: white his mother told the tale 
 Of ages. How Matter, -Soul, Intellect and Mind 
 But .^erred a /)"•'"'" ••>';•.'/ ,-,/,// n, rLt!<: .-m,! Hnd 
 'Determined I,: - ■, 
 
 / •■■..' .'c, »(•/•<• /ten/ iji/i;:/i,i/!i'J nor their 
 
 I' • ;;• 't e'er i/npuijned. ffou eu-ij god tiiio rules the 
 
 iKjrc. 
 •V',""' ■' '■■ ■■" ■'■"' '"'• hoad of bounty gave 
 
 // , '- - //)'' rhariol of the su/i, 
 
 I"' ; •■ //t i'/./i IS ilo/ie, 
 
 ■ .•.,•/ II hole. 
 ' , ' o/id the .Soul. 
 
 .'■ lilesl oto/n ftoating in I! , ;i< of space, 
 
 :■■•'■ • ■■ ' ■' '■ ' f>-':':ht ran ^uu l/a,i. 
 ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■l-pcrrading plon 
 
 ':■ 'ispensiihlc 
 
 ■■ li' •, ' v^'. ,".■ •■/.,.•,.> •/ ,./,;.',;; 
 
 Il'iiirh aid fmilfi/l ram: 
 
 'I I ■' '/f God 
 
 JJ...: . ,,,. , , . . : /.. 'iod 
 
 /v../;/ :!■■:■ ■ J •! . ^ ■■ :'i,js/ /;••;;,• /:, u'n .' 
 
 Il'hil rjau/, ho- «'.■'; :ii.:/i tii. 0"<l< f>r o/:< i/i,,/e 
 
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Willi conslilhilfd sploiiPin; Ihrniirjh Ihr Mhir yenr. 
 /« fiHi'il mill hfi\ .Villi Imx no iir.eJ lo sluiiJ in une 
 
 ff ikiilli. or fi;ir 
 'flic uil!tiiii:<j hiciith :'/ iiijf. llic ijoJa nill hep llicir 
 own: 
 
 '!' ■ ■' il man iili'i. ihiifi. s'liil! l!iii< i/iiilr nl-m 
 
 / ' ' ' iiff-ifiiinij: llir Siiinf fn'r, vr. ./..v.. '/://,7// 
 
 'Jlitiliiil iiiiil. irsiiiniiiijii,' ■■ : ; 
 Fill gels Ike sijii'iin! inefiiiiie.<.\ hi'imJed in Ine .uiifnH 
 
 tieit 
 
 '''/ ";-!'/(,'/ .ijiprehenmn. Men 
 
 I, ill ^le.iilih pursue 
 '! ' ■ '. / /■'."■■ :'H": ronrfil: 
 
 /V", ll'iikeu, ijfi III J I our iieep- 
 iiig iihirhih dry Iheir lears 
 
 .'Iri'. !■ irri ii\ Iheir srnaiih. 
 i'l iM,'. -( I'l/. pulii-iil sleei's, 
 ■ ' '■- iide of man's 
 
 contntsng, endure (heir load. 
 
 . , (uhne H.,i. , ■ ^; 
 
 ends his (oursi . /lies uu! his lot in this. " 
 
 

 IX TEE first days of man's cnaUnn, before his 
 
 chitdrm spread 
 Ihrnnghoul the world, pastoral were the uais his 
 
 fancy led. 
 To tend his /furis and natch the groitiinj herd 
 BroHse ,.,v Ihr mm hertiaije, iihite the brighl-iiinged 
 
 bird 
 Siliu/ ercr near the pasture: In liir !■■"■' •,••"■' "f peace , 
 rhid see hi:, rlahim^ .in,! his nns ! 
 I' died up the iiieasuir uf hi-< rnres. j\i, „iir lias made 
 
 on life 
 To feed ni.in's lininjer: Lure nnd Mete), prer. ileal and 
 
 rife, 
 Slrele':,',/ f'll/i I',,- L'-nlv h,,-,! „/ ,l,;-;.,l!, hi shield 
 The sniiillesi iiir ■ , ■ r field. 
 
 Man ' ■ , , jihiialei, hunt or kill 
 
 'Byre: ^ ^ 'isihnn ',r his ijnater skill; 
 
 In each breathing thing ,: In , dim 's [•inn he sail, 
 ll'hieh tiled and died In the same per/erf law 
 Thiit gnie him being. 'Then was .\:iture's brotherhuud: 
 Happiness f'js self, far all God's creatures good. 
 
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 'prT Chaiiij,' and Dealh unugM ncr side hy sid/. 
 J of a future, nhUe some Iheie ii ere 
 
 v:::' cried 
 Out '!i/i:vtsl Hie gods' decrees and questioned, 
 
 "when ond why?" 
 Wondered, .^peadiited; smilcil ir/h.-i men ucre 
 
 iiorn, and ncpt to see them die: 
 Said, "For posteritj men should have a 
 
 Cure;" 
 .'! d ,:r;;:/ed ion;/, uilh most important, 
 
 soiem/i air. 
 That the ijods gore man reason, clearly thus to mar'.- 
 
 ills rr:k .:i.Mc lie ,r-vA ; 
 liidl this divine and 
 godly spark 
 
 JiKpirrd r:- 
 
 then men uorshtppid 
 Fame; 
 
 .i/ld ■i/roie :•:/'; I),,.!: .' 
 hold their cnimohng 
 croun: 
 
 diul dared heut Time to hurl their jaio us djun. 
 
 Yet lino- a 'id JJtati pt!ss,:d, each his sepa- 
 rate Ha; . 
 
 .ind left forgelfu.'/o'ss, mould and rank decay 
 
 To a!':rk lie sput hhere proudest monument 
 lies ril^id 
 
 licinemnra'r-c of one the unrld had, some 
 tune, jiraiscd. 
 
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 BUT same grr.il hearts vho saw beyond the vail 
 
 H'luc/i hides Itw future; some spirits saddened 
 
 hy the wail 
 Tlial rose in elamor froili the low, the hase 
 
 and mean. 
 Those mortals iitio are ever lieard and ever seen 
 It 'hen betterment of self or better iiient of theirs 
 Or some enlargentent of estate or heirs 
 Is but considered, to Waken came and prayed 
 Thai he would give some sign to guide tlte feel 
 wliich strayed 
 From paths <if irisdom: some token by which men 
 
 should know 
 The road to happiness, the 
 
 fliorny ways of uoe. 
 
 Thus Wakea taught, and 
 
 tliey who listened grew 
 
 In knoji ledge: but they 
 
 numbered only few: 
 
 ^mi- 
 
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 .\M 
 
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 '.Vd.y to be miserable needs' only !o be weak. 
 
 Yet man's most capital fault and weakness 
 
 seek, 
 And you will find, whatsoe'er his slation be. 
 'Beggar or prince, in slaiish bonds nr free, 
 Ee struggles most and must he treasures 
 
 power. 
 To guard his tenure even for one single hour. 
 Of those frail Jlowers of Fame which crown 
 
 his brow, 
 Xor recks when he olilnins them, when or lion 
 There is no end, no ebbing turn of tide 
 
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To htimitn ffrrfd. In van:!;' or human pride. 
 The diangiiiij form of all i he. joy he gra.fpa: 
 The fragile form nhich his heller spirit 
 
 clasps: 
 ■/'■. ■ ■■ . >.< of all those ravished raptures 
 
 /;. ,.■;,'■ //>■ ijiiutfy draperies complete 
 it'.' Life's iinseleJ pomp and p ka- 
 
 il':!!: . '' :!< ^'laboiness. its falseness and its 
 
 pain. 
 Should leach men nrtiie and life '.< !t^s oi I rite, 
 Thai Happiness is dun.j. ahais, right. 
 
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 ".■42^3 ulud is life? f)arknes< all a:: J silence firsl, 
 
 Chaos, mocling. lacant and arrur^'d. 
 
 i , ; .-.;/ i'u! !:,!!i.< //fwy.Wv. ..'.'.formed and 
 
 Infimle slnfe and g!:asl!) . spi 'ire fears: 
 Then onrr again the cr'/ing iihfel i>f Change 
 
 I'lO.'ii'.^ rcind. 
 .i:iil IKirhii.<s. I'eath and .-Ishes in the grave 
 
 oj all IS found: 
 .in r^li- fanlaslif. cramped, chimerical and 
 
 small 
 Is human Life, and that, for man, is all. 
 
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Of all rehirning Snuh. hack to ih giver, God, 
 .-InJ never hind of Earlh, nor Sin, nor Vice 
 
 nor any crime, 
 Sliall foul God's es.':ence iiiUt Uieir grossness 
 
 or Iheir grime. 
 Man may al/ufc /iif body till the yawning grave 
 'Heceive it; l!ie Spirit, swift, to Eim who 
 
 gave, 
 J\cl:!rns unsullied. The bod}', from which 
 
 the Soul has /led, 
 Js, remain.^ fuiever. Senseless, Uxlinct and 
 
 Head. 
 
 
 
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 " YEETf all mankind shall circumspectly view 
 
 (Bodies polilic and, watchful, thoughtfully 
 pursue 
 
 Their histories with mind deliberate and 
 honest heart; 
 
 Shall fathom guile the sophist's keen falla- 
 cious art, 
 
 'By which fair words ill deeds but cover and 
 conceal; 
 
 Tiy which the nly few, unchecked, wreck 
 public weal. 
 
 They must God'.-i Power and Wisdom then 
 confess; 
 
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 ^ft/sl see man 's Treasure and his real Happiness 
 
 Upon this earth, iias not the divine, or perfect plan 
 Of God's design nhen Ee Created Mortal Man. 
 
 ■ ■ W'lTHiy the bitter cup vlnch all mankind must taste 
 .ire many sorrosif. niD^i natural evils placed; 
 cl nit ever} .' :i ledge used, 
 
 dnd every .Veil. Law. nr 'Policy abused 
 
 Li cure lluse - .•. .yse first happy, gladsome 
 
 days. 
 
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 X(i cause of ilniujeons. lorhiref. racks and chains, 
 O'ihhtis. murders, anguish, groans and agonizing paim 
 Is (jiiite so apt in o'ery vile and guise sophistic 
 As thai men call Ihe Church, eccksiaslic. 
 
 
 These fno. as a// men 's « 'V? ,:/!d ills relate. 
 
 Fur reasons knfnui as the " (' ■■■ ,'' State," 
 
 line roli-'C/i ,111,1 ptumlcred f : 
 
 Aued hy ttieir rruft and sternh ruled by Fear; 
 
 Have made the '[ruth her thr,)ne forsake, 
 
 JMssiuiiili.iioii 's feigning way to make. 
 
 l/ilil li>-d,ii , :jIi ci!r/r,'s tenr-}i,!ltred fare. 
 
 l.ii,ert\ 'imi i ir/u, hare no 'hi, ling place: 
 
 F'lr inifi'a,! of their oiin unpolluted state, 
 
 Tliere's somr d.fhr,i. ill made o,.'u!lerjli\ 
 
 .ii:d all f": ■• 'i:!'.' AVr/v.v' inuii 's made of belter i lay 
 
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 'The goiiK of Ih-ir faVifn: mi!. "Mm could not wail 
 
 for ai/f.'^ unborn 
 /',,;■ /■> ,;..-„./ .,/.;,•'■ //-,. nodi ram, li' Icarfi men alnntld 
 
 .Van nan!." osfnnnirc thil fh! ' ' v and xorc. 
 
 Be shall Inc mjoin. loir oijuu: ..; jnirfr shore." 
 
 Grciil Icmph-s iiire hiiikkid In (/oJs ralkil ■' liibioiin;" 
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 (If Jhi- i'.Kl: in:d ih' /h.iwn. the linije and the hiinl 
 ■ er the earth like a pall. 
 ,-, /,:. y, ..:,(. sliDes come «! their call: 
 dJfe'x desert . the iialers iihich ran 
 From great riiers, here ouned hv the fortunate man 
 Who first came upon them: and iralcr iias sold 
 from the Hells of the gods, to cnlmnee the gold 
 who enclosed them: newcomers found 
 
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 /',,,. , .n the kinds were dirtied. 
 
 II '(re the only sonls who had life-holds provided, 
 .-it last men gate to id Jen gods no though! or heed. 
 Bid follii'uai , t'l'.i'iht. and inilr lonked to Greed; 
 
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 ^ iiv men Ihrough ^alure's gardens df.voTjfnfrrf rnvrrr. 
 
 •decking htossoins iikr/i. in mdi/dcna/ 
 
 .-Jxide, soon as, glimmering faint and far au-y. 
 
 Some olher bloom by igmts fahiiis light. 
 
 'Beguiled Ikeir fanry or obscured their sight: 
 
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 7.Y T)F:ET !<lcrp Iht-Ti )i'ahri sar/t find Ihere came 
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 .i''':"Joned. and the moiling millions bleed 
 
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 .-J .■./u'/'unt/ iieijjur mid lite </olden piles of magnchA 
 
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 Then he sate the high, the Smereign God of eiTl 
 'I -in: doun. and. in I lie duxl beneath the anful fall. 
 .''1(11 f alight and sleu iiilh frightful hand of hale 
 
77/1? opuknl, iilio sail, for man's assishnce all loo lah- 
 
 11(111 Grr,;l. the uorli!h-!/ru:<l,,l 'Deity, 
 
 Seitls lip I hill ronf/ilenre ami I runt uhicli, free. 
 
 li oultl fpreaiJ ami f/stir all I In oimiiinn I:,. < u Hrh hiiul 
 
 Ihe brolherhuod uf iiwrlal man, of huinaiikmd. 
 
 ClI.-iyGiyG yet. the Irouhled dream herame rnnfiifcl: 
 
 Xo latif: 110 poller supreme: )'irtue hut a name abuscil: 
 
 IiiilUiilnah knew no pleasure hut their own: 
 
 'By anarehi the tern,! IrnikL^ rf iiaste uere thrown, 
 
 H'hiiii kindled Into etm/lagralion's eominon flame 
 
 All men's possessions: then JJurkness o'er Ihe vision 
 
 eame. 
 From iihieh the cries of serrage ronjlici grew 
 And died an or: and then ihe dreaming man-god knew 
 'I lull man. nilh all his sehemes and all his iinrks, iids 
 
 o 'er: 
 'Dial ijods nould rehabililale the world once more. 
 

 
 
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