cowardice was Of peculiar and strange
sort, for i was accompanied with the most
Inscriptions and determined will. q will
that Napoleon reverencsd

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A shedperd was mourning over tbe
death Of his fayosiie child, and in the pass
sionaie and rebellious feelings Of heart was
bitterly complaining that what he loved
most tenderly, and was itself most lovely.
had been taken from him. Suddenly a
stranger, Of grave and venerable appear~
ance stood before him, and beckoned him
forth into the field. L was night, and rot
a word was spoken till they arrived at the
lo'd, when the stranger thus addressed
nlm: "When you select one OF these lambs
from the flock, you choose the best and
most beautiful among them. Why should
you murmur because /, the good shepperd
OF the sheep, have selected from among
those which you have nourised for me. the
one that was most fitted Cor nv eter.
nal iold?" The mysterious stranger was
seen no more, and the fathers heart was
comfor,ed. s.a.. i.