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hung lis head and faded, and when he saw
that its glory had departed, he flung il rudely
awAy. Bpl iflef' ttiorn IN his bosom, and
va ply didhe seek 10 exarac, il. tor il pierces
the spoisr even in his hour Of mlrih Aud
when saw that no maD who had loved the
beauty Of the rose gathered again its scatter
ed leaves or bound up the stalk which the
hand d violence had broken. / looked ear
nestly at the spot where il grew; and my soul
received Instruction, And i sajd-rlLet her
who Is full of beauty and admiration, sitting
like queen of flowers in majesty among the
daughters of women, watch lest vanity enter
her heart !, besuiIing her TO rest proudly upon
slippery places, and be not high minded, but
fear.-Mrs. Sigourney.


Jim was emplayed 10 cut wood by the day.
The boss came along and found Jim lifting his
axe as leasurely as Hat boats 60 up the Ms
sissippi, and accompanying every blow With
a grnnt


SLOW work, Jim, slow af


Boss, the Bible says we must use modera-
tion in all things.


The boss was non pussed. AT dinner Jim
played his knife and FORK with remarkable in
dustry. The boss reminded him Of his morn
text, but Jim was ready,


sl'ye been reading in the Scriptures since,
boss-that whatever ith hands find to do
that do with all thy might


Boss told Jim he was entirely TOO learned to
chop wood, therefore requested him very DO
lltely 10 take up his hat aud walk.