WEEP NOT; SHE IS NOT DEAD,
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No call it not TO die--to pass away M @
Thus, and TO be translated; every power
Of mind and spirit kept till life's last breath;
No pain 10 rack the frame, no weak regret
Or anxious doubt to cloud the parting soul;
Peace in the heart, and hope upon the brow;
And more than hope-faith changing into, vi
As this bright world, with all its bloom upon
Was opening upward into views Of heaven.
This is not death, but ceasing to be mortal.
II may remind us OF those old departures,
Those exoduses, told in holy writ.
Which that word dead was not allowed to


darken. SEE "t
'And Enoch walked with God, and he was
III not,


For God had taken him. And he was not;'
Not on the earth, where he had walked so


long ~ n, B.ts@
As many years as each year shines in days
With the splendor where he walks forever.
When Israel's prophet--he that was It's chariot
And horsemen-fet that his last hour was
come


His last blow--a fiery car and steeds
or fire his fervid spirit snatch'd away.
1t was not so with her. No troubled sky,
No shapes Of terrible beauty broke the chain,
That blest her sweet translation from the world.
o mourn notion her! Mourn not but for the


dead;
The dead in sins, the dead 10 helplessness.
Ske has but just put on her interruption.


BosroN, July H. 1876.