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...expressed in his dying words, are my views: — "Withm this awful volume lies The mystery of mysteries. O' happiest they of human race, . To whom our God has...and force the way; But better had they ne'er been barn, Who read la doubt, or read to scorn." But the religion taught by Christ and his apostles, must...