On the Death of Sir Richard Sutton

In those bright seenes, where Mercy dwells above,
Warm'd with the lustre of Redeeming Love!
There may the soul, refin'd, of S UTTON dwell,
Who practis'd here its sacred laws so well! —
To Heaven supreme, we yield the friend we prize,
Tho' planted in the grave, sweet Hope shall rise,
And hear its fruit immortal in the skies.
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