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 Filled wllh infinite »weetnc«i and love undeftled. 
 
 O^thricc Moated Mary, whoM fond arm* coald enfold Him, • 
 
 Who cottUl •mooth the nofl treiwe* and wipe ev'ry teaf7~r^ 
 Guide the tottering feet nnd in love could ttphoJd Him 
 Wh«n riiadows or dangera were hovering near. 
 
 How little were you dreaming. O fond, gentle mother, 
 A« you hushed your awcet Baby to ideep on your breast. 
 
 That so soon He would wander despiwil and reJKted, 
 Heart weary and (botsore, with no where to real'. 
 
 That the brow you were kitaing 'neath thomn wiMild be hfeeding. 
 The iiweet winning voice would grow weary so fast ; 
 
 And the dear dimpled hands which your face were caressing. 
 Some dtty yon would see to a cross nailed at last. 
 
 Yet, Uttfa yo« dreaaned of the dark future before Him, .. 
 
 As you, guided the huiocenl feet day by day ; 
 So He **graw in grace daily" this sweet, gentle Jesus, 
 . lite earth i»as Hia play'room, with dumb ctcatuica His play. 
 
 The lamba gmnboM (iaify m Innocem gladiiess, 
 
 Ak gently H« petted each soft woolly head ; 
 The binls sai^ more sweet as they came at Hia bidding } 
 
 The flowers bloomed the brighter at each word He said. 
 
 Fqr He talked to them all in his wise, baby fiuhion. 
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 On the facf of our |)«nhy will linger alway | 
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 Yerjt have flown and now we lee Hiin 
 . • (irown from childhood into man, 
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 "Master bless my baby too," ' 
 
 So each child receives a hlesstn|^, 
 In thqae arms so strong and true. 
 
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 Comk, hi ui be up and dothj^ *^> 
 
 Old Tine h «ying fa^ ; 
 The fWd» Me ripe for the r 
 
 HarvcM wtH toon be pMt t 
 We'll take what HU neicy gives iiw 
 
 And do it with oar aiight i 
 Some wrve Hi» by waiting, watchi^gb 
 
 Othen aMidm the fight. 
 
 Then think, ipeak and idag hiapniaci. 
 E^ to Hia aaB»e be true \ 
 Be ONLY and all (for Jeaw* 
 
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 ''C^v tiay sKmmI wee Utln and la»iiieii, 
 ' ' rujczHni; thoughtfully ig|{tither { ' 
 C3ravely wailing nitHxl the nuutter, 
 ... Strange that none could i^ivc the answer 
 1^ thAti)ii«ttioii— "Whai ii Ihitience'* JU- 
 
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 In'a voice once more grown cheery, . 
 Soft the little law made an«wcr— • . 
 
 if *Blde awcc and dinnu weary." ; ' ; 
 <2uaint Bwet't anHwer, years have vanished 
 
 Since those falt'rirtg words wcf« sfx^en, 
 But they're living still and bringing 
 
 Rest to many hearts nigh broken. 
 
 So whene'er your heart grows restlMs, 
 
 * Waiting for sorae sweet liUiUi»«« 
 Of your fondest hopes ; or ending 
 
 • Of your saddest hours, 1* willing 
 Thus to wait ; So trust in J^us, 
 
 And whene'er your Hll'ipeiiBUitdreary, 
 Say unto your fainting s^lij^lu* ^ 
 
 ./'Bide awce anil dinna w^llHp.** 
 
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 unio thee K«ir not , I wUJ h«H» thif. — Uaiah »U, XIIJ. 
 
 I will not fttil thee luw ktimSLe tllii.— Jo«h«« »• tt 
 My |.r«^nce ihiill «« with thw nwl I will give ihcv fwl — 
 IuwkIum xxxiil, XIV. 
 
 Umb of (1<kI, u» thee I'm calling, 
 Thou wh«) chctl tin Cftlvarjfr^ 
 
 Fin I hear Thy Hwcet voice Mying,— . 
 
 "ChiKl of Miirows, come to Mt^ 
 I hftvc nufTcred all liefore the«, 
 
 Ana will snwMrth thin path of thinc,j 
 Fear thfHi not, for I will guide thee, 
 
 Place thy iremblinu haml in Mine," 
 
 So I'm coming, n«iw, Oh JeMW, 
 
 Sinful, weary, faint and weak, 
 Take me in Thine arm* my Saviour, 
 
 Still Thy wtittlii f»f comfort Kpeak. 
 Teach me patience and contentment,. 
 
 Let me find in Thcei the rent 
 Which, with trusting, tell* roe Burely 
 
 Each hard hour by Th«e is M«i«t. 
 
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 0,l)c neajr "^w49^^^' ' 
 Till, all nSiantl^irc me 
 
 ■ ii^wii the light of Perfect Day J 
 Swiieter fa^ \han q^ll the Glory 
 ^'l,.^that lliaven,\wiM be to »•. ■ 
 • Juat to l6ok tipon mV Leader, 
 See him aw«etly id|f Ue on ikie. 
 
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 liriHtijIil mc iMick I fin chiM in Iw 
 Wiih the whi*|»err«l w«irik "Forgivw, 
 
 t'hiUI of wn, I tla'«l for iJwjw. '* 
 Once lo Nce Thy fftce my Sikvi«Nir, 
 
 Only i^ncr, nii tirmtetl kAett|. « 
 
 Hear aj;«in ihnt w«igtf- forgiven, 
 
 WiHiM Iw llenven i*nou|{h fttr ni«. 
 
 ilut Thy wondrtiUB love hath prtmiiMcd 
 
 M»>rc than »eein|{ Thee ah<iv« ; 
 :5V« ithoU lie like Thee (orev**,^ — 
 
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 Yen, like Thee, the Go<l of Iajw. 
 We nJwll all l»e changcil in (ll«>ry, , 
 
 If Thy children true and tried, 
 When I waken in Thy likunem, 
 
 I Hhall then lie Ha(i»>fiC(U 
 
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 All li» h««i •!»«» i»» caw* now Mt «*«r t 
 Th« ii««py W»'l« twuter "b«kkI nighr in lh« inm% 
 Th€ nMl'liiHi !«•*« •wfcy •^•^^ »^ wunmiflng 
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 Awl the tinpling w^ven l*e»k uo ihi •hdff. 
 
 Thu» the eventide fell in the life of our King, 
 
 For, tho" <l«rkne« is n«iring, the .oft »h«dow» brlnf 
 
 Sweet rr«t from the long wwry tl«y. 
 The cjilni hunh of twilight ftIM Hi. toul ere the night. 
 With hb luvetl one, urouml Him. the Glory shone lirighl. 
 As they sang their U»t even »ong tweet, then the light . 
 
 Failetl fMt a« they went on their w*y. 
 
 Now 'tis midnight on Galilee, dwrk is the sky ; 
 
 The sonjbTc clouds lower, and the winds sweeping bjf 
 
 Ijwh to foam the fast swelling tide. 
 Thus the mi<lnigh» of Calvary fell like a pall. 
 Hushed the music of day and the bird's gentle call. 
 While fierde tempests and .Icepest night reigned over all 
 
 When the Saviour was crticified. ^ 
 
 Tis morning on GaUlee. ^ tempeat is past. 
 Night flies from the face of the dawning at Uat, 
 
 As it heralds the fast rising sun % 
 The clear blue wiilNi filUten 'neath the warm shining ray*. 
 Tlie bird* sing in carols sweet, the fair mornifag's praise. 
 Each soft sighing icpher with some leafy bough pUys, 
 
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 Ami Ills Uivetl mm Mng |ii]rfttHy i 
 With haiwla «ft««;h«(l in bkiaing h« vMiinhcci fram niglit, 
 U(>h«l4l liy licl|{hi «ngcU, 'itii kM in the lifht 
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 And g*v«n u« • pUoc nf rttting, * 
 
 After the h««i •»! day. 
 GW« Him thuiikii for HU f«»tl«- IcMttiif, 
 
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 Why Ait'tf tml futni «kiy tiy lity ^ 
 Why ((rt*rf M> the «i«irtn cbiutt* lh*l gith«ff ahlMrt you. 
 
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 Of th« wrmcMtr tif SalMi't •trrmg ham f 
 Why f«iir Mmi ihywif ttt umw <!«•# ly kiwd tinMh«f 
 In lh« rnfli««i Ml nmr will li« Uwt ^ 
 
 Ton MMf, you fiUiM wh«n th« night cIomm 'round yiNi, 
 
 TrttJ quirkly ymi fU*0 fnmi the f«w ; 
 O. follttw thr crtMw with (km!** ftrtmHtr ufKNl fOH» (K|llkVl,|J,l7> 
 
 When forth to Ufr'n hit(tc . ynu go. 
 
 He atrrnitthenv ihy h«rHi Utt thr strugKk ■pproachtt^, 
 
 Be Ktrung in (h« I..ttrd | htir llim m^~> 
 Ftar not, I am with thrr ; I'll Mrcngthcn thee, help thc« t ' 
 
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 If God, whom th« Anfcl-t, nrcluifigeU iirc prftMng, 
 
 At whowrr voice itenv>iHi trrtnbl* mtMkflf^K 
 If H« he fur tin, then who au>*b« afUnM »», (Rom. yiit, ji^ 
 
 W)uM can harm ua if f aMM it near f 
 
 itott believe that the Saviour died to MTt i^nnerR, 
 That through Him arc yottr ilna washed away { 
 
 So He'a promiaed that no believer thall peri«h, (St. John ill, 16). 
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 Utto him who l^ faUhful. Hit mwcy h*i F««*«** 
 
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 Wrb liaJliy; little feel crowetl «>n the floor, 
 
 Dimplet] handu holding a bowl on hi« knfe, ^_:__ 
 
 With pi|>c and Monp-Kuilii he had )ieggc<i from me t 
 The wonderirlg eye« raised aljove him, where ' 
 
 A hui)hle floated around thi-cnigh the air. 
 Flashing colors gay in the dnitcing light, 
 A moment it pU^ed tincn vaniiJwd from siglllk 
 
 That was the sweet pictiTre I saw one day, 
 -sj^hile watching nnseen wee' I'ercyftt plgy. ^. 
 
 "What ha« thcdarJAnig.*'**" doing ?" I sai<!, 
 
 A sigh came, as turning the golden head 
 
 He aniwereil with smile as sWect as could he — 
 
 "Me blowing bubbles and in 'em^me «»eo *' 
 
 Such Iwu'ful castles to go to the moon, 
 
 Rut they never reach it, they're gone too Mwn." 
 
 I whisjjered, maybe a sunbeam so bright ' .. 
 
 Has carried the bubble up in its light, 
 
 Don't grieve for the castas faded \o fast, . I 
 
 Make prettier ones whik th^Hoap-suds Uat. v ,-■ ^ 
 
 But I thought and thought through the husy.dajr, ; 
 
 That old or young we are always at play 
 
 With castles so beautiful, bright and fair, 
 
 fn bubHes of wiiihes as light as air. 
 
 There MCCMtles of love and caytles of joy. 
 
 And castles of pleasures without alloy, 
 
 If bath in the mom they're faded by nooD, 
 
 With alwiiys this trouble— THBV'RB OOM B voo lOQif. 
 
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 Then let u« not grieve over cniitleii gime, 
 liut of ho|iCN still left innkc a nolilcr one; 
 Huiltl at firnt ihc foumlarion ilmilily Mire, 
 Which through storing of ^orrow shall all endure, 
 The corner stone Knt^ih, the re I strmjg and true, 
 A» gentlenenx, meekneM and |mtience loo. 
 Make pillarn of Tr»«t, and wiodown of Ixive, 
 
 And towcrt of Hope pointing far nbowtl ~~~~' 
 
 l/ti naiU l>e of Prayer, firm in cv'ry |)ort, 
 ^^Thfat caittle of Peace you build in your heart, . 
 'While Chartty'H flag floatn free over all. 
 If such is your castle it never can fall. 
 The bubble so bright which surrounds the whole 
 Will l)c the sunshine of joy froni your soul, 
 And if Chri«t, in love, your work wrill defifpd, 
 Castle and all will endure to the en<l. 
 Not fade like bubbles to go to the moon, ' 
 Which never arrive for they're gone ixk> soon. 
 
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 WMh ON «nd I dMll be whiter than mUm. 
 
 O U*d, optn Thou my Up. that my nwmh thM -httw forth 
 
 thy pfiiiM.^Ma f u, 7. >$• 
 
 Ahi*i F«h«r. t*kc mt, y~/\^^"\ 
 
 Siniul though I be. 
 . Waih me, ctewwe ami imke me ; ^4 
 
 Pwre and white for Thee^ 
 
 All my sin» confemihg. 
 
 Low I bow the knet", 
 Cravii« for Thy bletning* ' ' 
 
 Blew mci ej'en mc 
 
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 ■^ Take away allj«M!ne«, 
 Sweetly let me »ing 
 Songs of joy and gladncM 
 For my Saviout^King. 
 
 Help me tell the irtory 
 Of Thy wondrous lovei^ 
 
 Of thy croM and gkiry 
 In that Home above. 
 
 AU in Thee confiding, 
 AU to thee I bring. 
 Keep me Lord abiding _ 
 
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 Pealing m> weArily^ 
 
 Tolling so drearily, 
 Hear the liells ringing the olil year away; 
 
 Turned are itH p«ge» o'er, ' 
 
 j^^^^ CIoimkI now for evermore. 
 
 No more revealed till the last judgment day. 
 
 Much we are grieving now^ 
 Humbly iryptayet ami liow, 
 Saviour forgiv»-ttie dark pages ofiiin, ^ • 
 Wash in the crimson flow, 
 Wash white as the driven snrw, \^ 
 
 Then sealed for aye. 
 
 A new |)age wc Itegin. 
 
 , Write there thy holy name, "?\ 
 
 Bright may thy spirits flame 
 Ever illumine thi« |>age of our lives { i).! . .' 
 
 Till all its brightness see, . 
 
 Know thaf'tis blessed of thee, 
 King of all grace who each faint heart revivet. 
 
 Peal now so merrily, - i.' 
 
 King out so glad and free ^ j 
 
 Bells of the New A'ear. For Christ gives us peace ; 
 Ring out all sorrow, sin, 
 
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 All peace and love ring in, 
 
 From Saten's Ixindage our soul finds released; 
 WeMl pour (Au* prai es sweet, 
 
 , " Down at thpse pierct^l foi^ 
 
 Bkedii^ for ys. Hear Him tenderly say, . ' 
 
 I have redeemed thee 
 
 Blood bought, roy own to oe, 
 
 Lo, I have blessed thee thJ5 glad New Year's day. 
 
 
ThMii Locd, owr Uvm accept. 
 
 May tlity for «y« iM kept 
 Only for Jam l»liat«v«r batkU. 
 
 O oMiy each pi«e ba blaat, 
 
 Ai aaemeth to t h a *wt . 
 Era tvnad far ayk Chrkt In Thee well abkbk 
 
 Tm ia thai Glory land. 
 
 We with the ranMwied band, 
 WekKwie with rapture the endlew New Vear. 
 
 Lord we will follow Thee, 
 
 Whaie'er oar lot may he, 
 It it enoi%(h if oar Mailer it near. 
 
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 Take therefore no thought for the morrow. -^Matthtw vi, 34. 
 
 At thy tUy» ao Bhall thy Ntrength he.—Dcut. XXXlll, M$, 
 
 Lo, I am with you alwayt even unto the end.— Mitt. xxviii,ja 
 
 How I wonder what my future wIU he» 
 
 Will my life's journey be nhort or long ? 
 O, will it he happy. Joyous and free, 
 Filled with bright suDithine and merry song I 
 
 Will the light of my Hie but dimly throw 
 A Aick'ring ray where the ■|iA<low«i lie ? 
 
 Or brillktntly shine as the Minaet glow, 
 And light the way-i^c as I (las't by I* 
 
 Or will it but glimmer, then fade for aye |\ 
 Vanished, liut only to nhine more bright 
 ' Where sorrow and sighing Uiall Hee away 
 And shadows nre l(i«t in Fadeless Light? 
 
 8hall I be struggling >o weary and worn, / 
 Fighting alone with a rot^{h, cold woirldi ^ 
 
 My little barque t(M4>ng (while madly torit 
 By tempcKt -tossed waves) with sails clo«e furled ? 
 
 Ch shall I sail on the Keas calm and Mue, ' 
 With sails unfurletl to the gentle breexe ? 
 
 Be strengthenecl by friendi^ips lasting «nd ime. 
 The same in quiet or stormy seas ? 
 
 And ahall I He helpii^f aome one etch day, 
 Easing a burden or brigjbt'nfaig gloom 7 
 
 Tho^wMd^ng 'midst ioailiine and fknreit gfty, 
 OrUying atone in a di!>lwi»^ 
 
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But what tt« In w«K>«ri»Hl. *'«^ <*• ' . 
 
 If viUlty» b« cold, Of too bright the twi ? 
 The King <*r th« Univtrte alU U th«fe. 
 
 If the heat l» ■corchtog the wcm/ heed. 
 
 Then it^ 'neath the ehwUm of HI. wing* i 
 In •unkee valley. Hte«etcyhw shed ^ 
 
 ^-Hl. Liw-iight. lAinIng 'midM f«eA A^ mm^ 
 He knom what U bet for lib erring child. 
 
 My little barque he will .afely rteer ; 
 HI. iweel voice will quiet the warn » wM,^ 
 
 In cloud Of wnrtiine He will be near. 
 Then how can I doubt Him or .adly long 
 
 For plewttire. pat or beyond my gra.p ? 
 He .ay. "Tin not good for thee, » be ttrong 
 
 In the path I .«nd." Hi. hand I'll cla.p 
 
 And gladly will follow Hi. bleeding feet, 
 Ti. enough if He bid. me onward go j 
 
 Though wind, drown Hi. voice, the echo i. .weet. 
 lib grace b wfficient for all, I know. 
 
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 H», King tif the Univeriw. wh«i-« glofk« extend 
 Ffom pUnet to pUnet ; the Bsginning awl End, 
 The Prince of Peace, CounneUor, Re<teemef and Friend j 
 |. H» caieth for you. 
 
 H« CAE«TH. What rapture with that thought ytm can claim, 
 He pardons thee, guardeth* thee, and calU thee »>y name i 
 Love, jrerterday, to-day, and forerer the lamc. 
 He CAtETH for y<Mb 
 
 He careth Roa you, Hlgfim what could you have more 
 Than thli Starbtam t'J guide thee when deepest clouda lower ? 
 Look to jetut, casting all ca|lc upon Him, for 
 
 He careth roR you. 
 
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 Glory, hmm, MfM. wptfMl I twtn OiHm am Hmvmif IC%t 
 PmiIm mm! fMMMT, grand. Btwual i iImm w«11 JMbibntly iiiy i 
 to HbMiM wtH MMy nM, j«mmi knavrttk wImm it tmu 
 
 WtmkipMm wkh adorMkn, for li« 4M Mt 4«bl lo pny t 
 Pmiw in jojfoiM raialMtion i Ow R»l«iwi> raign^ tiMky i 
 And with mpittrv wc cmi i«U. ^'Jomii dcMth nU thii^ w^** 
 
 Hnllekijnii. Frinot m QUwUnu 1 Hnil the nighty Kk^ oT Kii«» ! 
 UwA til H «Mtl^ He cmBM vtctorkjitK, let mr nMtle 'ncnth hk wh^t 
 Tnuting in our Roynl ITriend, let u* mvft Wm to the end. 
 
 O the bvightneae of Hie Gk^. dmwii^ n«M«r <hiy by dny ; 
 O the Bwcetneei of Hb iiary. old. yet deerar 0rc»wn ehmy ; 
 Changeteie in hi» preciov* Name. ;r«tie Chriet i« ttill the 
 
 Soon well lee the Omwn resplendent ahining on thet metchleee 
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 For Thy Glory ell tnuKoendent, Seviour we are wtUting now i 
 
 When the light of Ufe grows dim, w« Khali be complete in Him. 
 
 
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 UlALM BK KIND TO MOTHtR. 
 
 Yw girlt, hM fM» it wHnkM, 
 Krr form U IiowmI with eUm^. 
 ' Htr il«|M gmw alow aimI r«chl«| ff 
 ^ And lilvAf. white he* htAt^^-^ 
 
 The ]rc^r» i>f paiMnt tiiiltfi|{ -; 
 
 Hive nuMlc h«r Mcp* m wcdt. 
 Her (nir», perhaps fiw ynu girlii, 
 
 Have paled the tmy cheek. 
 
 I^mg nighiR i»f weary watching, 
 ^^ And dayii «»f anxiouii care, 
 » jHave bowed the form, ami whitened 
 The t>nce fair, nunny hair. 
 
 ^;^ V 'yThen giriN he kind to «i<Hher, 
 Be gentle. ( bought fu I , true ; 
 
 V You'll never Hml anothtf 
 
 Who'll «lo NO much 'or ymi. 
 
 ; P help the fevhic footMepx 
 Along the thorny r.iad, 
 With young heart brave and bving, 
 Help Iwar ertch heavy load. . 
 
 • Do all you can t<» help her, 
 T») rent thf weary feet, 
 Then watch the dear fa« brighten 
 * With limileii M> glad and sweet. 
 
 And tell W that yuit Jove tiw, 
 
 And love to help her loo, 
 Be kind to dear old molher. 
 ■■ — She'd live and die tiy yon. 
 
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 Mfthinkt I htm litM «y^ 
 
 *ily M^t U***^ '<> mmlMNr 
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 Home oilMt mnk to do, 
 
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 To brlgb4«ii rily VMmm ^f' 
 
 Thtfm Mdi tokl • ifnry |M»eulbtHy MvtMl, 
 
 But otti frtMn (he hutich th«« M\ 
 A Kwcct little leaf with iu colon lo brlgite, . 
 
 Which mure ihun the rtM okn tell. 
 
 lU ^Mrfume 1« lireatliiiig of Sharon'* vuHH Roat, 
 
 It »pcakii of a Savtaur'i pofirat, 
 Whoae tmite tpeedt the dawnii^ ami voke qoeth the ivaw* 
 
 Whoat hreath wakea each httdding tktwm. 
 
 Oit ill face I can la a flwi a otMrt green, 
 
 L4ke vcrtture all fr«ih arouml, 
 While three deep cut vein* from that centre extend, 
 
 Like croMe* iiunk in the ground. ^ 
 
 AroMml them la itpreading a circle of rf4, . 
 
 (Sad >ymlK>l of crotM and grave,) 
 It speak* of the iiacrifice lovingly made, 
 
 Thia loat world to ble • ai\d Mve. 
 
 My heart ache* with grief aa thie Mory I tftoe, ^ 
 
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 WlMN wt'U ■•• him In hti iMMNiy, 
 )4«v him with ImimMrtttl try**. 
 
 M«n<»i<ifM fiiir h«'« U$tn prp|Muing. 
 
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 Hut ttvffiMl in tNr H«iven», 
 
 RrtKht «n«l twAiitlful ihry ndnnl. 
 
 tW« wtit out iHir cfftiwtw hdtMre llitn, 
 JtMning in ih«t fTMMt N«w Stmgi 
 
 Till Ihrmi^h lleAven^ahiill l« Hnginii 
 llatleli)JMh<i tfHi«l iin«l limg. 
 
 KikIHnw knrr twl Ai<trl«M glory 
 
 In tl»«t 'vMt forever' reign, 
 No more heart achca, no nuMTc weeping, 
 Ami "there Khali Iw mi tnme |i«in." 
 
 He ha* lakl -"O h« nut trtNti>lcft, 
 Back (br you I'll Mtrely ctini«"; 
 
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 Fill tM with- thy hdy radianoai 
 With th«t Hctven'i perfect Ptmem. 
 
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 To thftt hMvtnly ttMlit doint, 
 
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 Thy praiM, O huul mcMt dear ? 
 I«|i bell unrung, that we may ring 
 
 So all the world shall hear } 
 Is there a key-note left unstrack 
 
 To sUrt the gladsome strain ? 
 'Till busy nations- stop tc hear 
 
 And chant its sweet refirdn ? 
 
 Chorus— O Canada, dear Canada, fond love we give to ttfee, 
 In joyous lays .we sing thy praiw,twect land of Liberty. 
 
 The richest gems of lowest depths, 
 
 Thf snow -cappetl moonuini high t 
 The flow'r decked prail^foretU grand ; 
 
 Pure rivers rushii^ by i 
 Clear, matchless lakes and valleys deep. 
 
 Sweet birds and brightest flowers, 
 All. all are thine, ot»r native land, 
 
 '*Fair Canada of ours." 
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 And rodcv cavero», torrenu fierpe. 
 Cool fourits and babbnii^ brooks, 
 y The busy city*! roar and ^, 
 
 Green fiekb aiMlalM^ nooka t 
 ^ The winter^s mantle, aoA and wWte, 
 " ;; The sleigh bella^idhig taifihi 
 ]IU1 taMiitieft hright ui^mfiA. in thee, 
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 God fovea the lahoiir we kaonk 
 
 And tilciida honiit toil* 
 With piMefel fOK to iMfilir iKMMiii 
 
 And tiddi ffeidiiif 800. 
 WelljAn ihr fteor Man'a wiaiy hnnd, 
 
 Aiffiodt tlie lie%M* *bov<t> 
 W MI a ty t f iw n aiar i» e i li dw M>ng 
 
 or Unity and love. 
 
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 Qio«Ni giMi in ifKhj it tfiw fair. 
 
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 All iu hrightncM guthen o'er me und I know that H* is near. 
 Softly through |he ra«liAnce uteiiUng oxmm the Heftv'nljr miwk 
 
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 Till my heart givcM hack the echo ami the joyoiM rfNItlMtepcats 
 Tisthe oumlofangtlH HinRtng, where with "nandaU looMS' 
 
 iheyrcNt, 
 All their duaty |0be« forgotten and in ipotleM raiment dresicd. 
 Ther«— the fieW* of emer^kl glory hy their happy iMt^e trod. 
 While their voice* join the river.'flowing from the thronral God/ 
 An it lings and ripples sweetly, making melodies oC love, 
 Whik its crystal waves are gleaming 'neaih the Glory from above. 
 There— (he seas of Jasper brightness fai their glas«y waves rellect 
 All the robes of snowy whiteneai and the crowns of God's •elect', 
 Crojiras of goW inlaid with jewels, tear-drop jewels Mghtand 
 
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 Tears they've wept while hearts were grieving o'er their Savioolr's 
 
 sorrows here* 
 Tear* of pain and deep contrition, a* they straggled on their iWJf, 
 Sinning oft, yet always striving Him to folU>w day by day y 
 PrQps of grief from clouds of angnidi rlshtg darkly ovethead, 
 (NoSfcy will but Thine, my fftther, was theialt'ring ptaycr th^ 
 
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 All thej)ain,6ach word ofkindoess,feeble prayer and smile to checrf 
 Tearftil sorrow, ielf-detti«l, gently giv«n or mSettA bait. 
 Found they added to thek Glory in that Laad ■© vonAtoui tdt^ 
 Turned log«ms their ccowfia adorning, jtwalt lovely, Miwl 
 
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 And their praise*, gran* nlw N a> t^y twaii the golim atiatt^ 
 Grow Iwt purer. rieMt awtetw, M lli»y kMel at Jfwa* fast » ' 
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 Ami they gruw like Him in heuityt Air they 'tier liim an He ia' ; 
 
 O our Kic^ is M the lunshinc^ All the Rest nml J»y and I.ove, 
 
 Alt the a«t0e(ncaa and the beauty ot that (jiory land almve, 
 
 And tkie brightimH of His Glory ahinenhefore me all the way ; 
 
 All the richness of His blessings itprewU artTund me clay by (hiy : 
 
 Oh His fullest love and mercy fallM <>n me, so full of sin, 
 And the pearly (jates are open that I, too, may enter hfi. 
 
 Make me pure as driven snow-Aakev, ftlni; of Kings aHde Wfth 
 
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 . Let me spend my years for Ji'sus. All them, Lord of prabe, for 
 
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 Keep me wordiy of my MaMer, tilt Uft't shadows fade tway ; 
 Till,^ i» Gkiry's sweet fnlftllment, darkness wakes to Endless Day; 
 Till I lee Thy Gkiries dawning in those Kingdom<i of the Blest, 
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