SYMPATHY.

acome then with me thy sorrows loin.,,
.sAnd case my woes by telling thine.
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0come then with me thy sorrows .loin,


..And case my woes by telling thine"


tits pure stream that swclls the tae % OF
svmpathy-t is an excellent heart ina. IN
,errs,s itself in the feelings OF others-In IS
heayenlike disposition that engages .ne az
fsctions, and extorts the symPathe,.ic '.a. as
for the misfortunes OF friend. Mankanu arc
subject to ills. inhrmties and dlsappO,11ns pom
ments. Every breast, at some P.,."ss Ps...ou'a'
period, experience: sorrow i;,sd smG a,'rs n,ares
Pains and perplexities are iong,lvea p,aste .hs
of human existence, but sympassns rsnn nv,
balm that heals these WOUNDS. Al fnd p'an am.
who has lost tr'enu sr,ena,e eau "H in hi.
.n,s,os n,o.s s" And delightful is the task, to
feeling mind, Of scften'ng the pa'n'u' '''''