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749.
[Darkness the whole earth o'erspreads]
There was darkness over all the land.
—xxvii. 45.
Darkness the whole earth o'erspreads,
And fills with sad affright,
While the' eclipse of death invades
That uncreated Light:
But that Sun shall soon appear,
All the gloom of hell disperse,
All the frown of heaven, and cheer
Our brighten'd universe.
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