A PICTURE.
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There would they sit,
And think and speak of love; and their


young hearts
Closely entwined, like the young flowers


around them,
Anon would whisper to their whispered


hopes


And vows oflove.


DR.. Payson, when racked with pain, and
near to death, exclaimed, 20 what bless
ed thing it is to lose ones will. Since
have lost my will I have found happiness
There can be no such thing as disappoint-
ment to me, for have NO DESIRES but thai
Gods will may be accomplished.