KINDNESS.
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Ills this that sweetens bitter woe,
a. And checks the rising sigh, '
When trouble sinks the spirit low, .a


And even hope doth flyl tu
A gentle word can soothe the breast, ~
When griefthe heart doth fill;
For, though the soul be all unrest, '..
h. It's powerlhe storm can still;-


Can bid the angry clouds depart, aa


And brighten up with Joy !, .
he sky or love within the heart,


That tempests would destroy.


How gloomy would this world appear,


Did not loves gentle eye
Shine on our path the way TO cheer,


Like radience from on high! ..
Mlslortune's hand may on us fall,


And wither fairest flowers; @ l.t
Yes even Death, with fearful pail,


Approch life's lovliest bowers
Yet kindness drives away the gloom, l.


That hovers o'er the soul,


And gilds with hope the fearful tomb,


Though clouds of darkness roll.