CHARITY. j
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In the hour Of keenest sorrow--
In the hour OF deepest wo-- sa* Wpe
Wait not for tho ceming moHow,-4 at
To the sad and suffering go. ~
Make it thy sincerost pleasure


To administer relief
Freely opening thy treasure 9a29 t
Ts sssuage brothers grief.


Go, and seek the orphan signing, 0
Seek the widow in her tears; t.t
As on mercys pinions flying, "a tife
Go, dispel their darkest fears:
Seek the stranger, sad and weary;


Pass not on the other side,


Though the task be sad and dreary,


Needing not the scorn of pride.
Go, with manners unassuming,
In neck and quiet way
Der the father ne'er presuming, 4 'ff5A !
Though thy brother sadly stray-
'Tis Saviour's kind compasson---


"ris his righteousness alone,
All unmerited salvation
That arosnd thy path has shone. I'M
When thy heart is warmly glowing,
2 With tho sacred love Of prayer,
Be thy works of kindness flowing, %
Not as with miser's care ;---r.. III. g.s
Duty e'er should be thy watchword--
Pity drop the balmy tear, G
Always toward the fallen cherish
Sympathy and love sincere.