Transcribed from the c1830 Augustus Applegath and Edward Cowper edition by David Price, email cc074@pglaf.org
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THE
SABBATH BREAKER RECLAIMED;
OR,
A PLEASING HISTORY
OF
THOMAS BROWN.
LONDON:
Printed by Augustus Applegath and Edward Cowper,
Duke-street, Stamford-street;
Sold by F. Collins, 14, Newgate-street; and Evans and Sons,
42, Long-lane, Smithfield.
Price One Penny.
HISTORY OF THOMAS BROWN.
On a fine Sabbath morn, in the sweet month of May,
When the hawthorn in blossom was seen;
When perfumes filled the air, and all nature look’d gay,
And the fields wore a livery of green:—
Thomas said to his wife, the morning is fine,
Then let us walk out at our leisure;
I have worked all the week, recreation we’ll seek,
And the fields will afford us much pleasure.