WOMAN IN SICKNESS.
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What sight is more agreeable than woman
around the couch OF pani--wipng the sweat
off the brow and administering 10 the wants Of
the sick? Like an angel Of mercy she watch
es unwearied, and never leaves the sufferer,
while her presence can bless. and her words
can cheer Il may be father or son over
whom she bends, or stranger who has left
mother or kind sisters beyond the seas. She
watches every motion-hears every bxesth.-
With such care the bed of sickness loses half
its pains and hope continually swells in the
hnsom EU GrfHN