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"_Son of the Morning_" (Vol. iv., p. 209.).--AN OLD BENGAL CIVILIAN is

informed that, no matter whom Byron may have intended to designate by

the above glorious appellation, there is but ONE to whom it properly

belongs. If your correspondent will consult the 110th Psalm, he will

find David representing God the Father as thus addressing God the Son,

the Lord Jesus Christ: "The dew of Thy birth is of the _womb of the

morning_."

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