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WASTE NOT THY GRIEF.-I saw pale
mourner bending over the tomb, and his
tears fell fast and often. As be raisedNhis
humble eyes to Heaven, he cried:


My brotherl oh my brotherl'


4 sage passed that way and said, For
whom dost thou mournl'


'One, replied he, whom did not suifi-
ciently love whilst living, but whose inesti-
mable worth | now feell'


what wouldst thou do fhe were restor-
ed to thee?'


The mourner replied, that he would me-
yer offend bin by any ulkind wor', but
would take every occasion to show his
friendship if he could but come back to his
fond embrace


Then waste not thy time in useless grief
said the sage, but if thou hast got friends
60 and cherish the living, remember tha (
they will soon be dead ALSO