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/ THE SHADED FLOWER, 81
i'tit'i 3.a la sI7os dilA 8saa adI
rA i gi1 BY SUSAN PINDAR, Lst =,
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II IS iIll oi1 BY SUSAN PIrDAR, 49,, n, ii
From dark cloud's breast a rain drop fell,
La grateful Summer shower; ~ slai I.
Through the tangled leaves Of the vine elat
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Till il rested al last in the opening bell !,


Ola little shaded flower. .d1 ,l..al Y.
Then the sun looked forth. and his gladnini


.s,, beam, "


Soon drank The shower dew up; ala9l +
He smiled on the mountain, the valley, ant


stream 9H a5f 9tBI Yas ~ II
But he did not kiss with his warn,i brighl


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The drop in the blossoms's cup.te Gfr ssi.
How sad is my late!' the fowret sighed,


With the glittering weight oppressed;
!. My sisters smile in their graceful pride,
While am condemned this load TO hide = Y


Within my trembling breasl' 0ne
hen she bowed her head on her fragile stem,


And slept through the long sill night;
But when she awoke, the .prisoned gem 4 n
Shone like glorious diadem iioo haQ
As it flashed in the morning light ~ 10 i
The scorching sun at the noontide hour


Looked down on the blossoms gay;


They dropped and paled meath his withering
9al Y6 power, s5 ,'g.


All save the little shaded flower, agy,
oisAnd she quailed moi beneath his ray. le,,,
Then to glisten alar in the rainbow's dye,


He bade the drop depar; @io., 81. .'7k7
But the flower looked up with a trusting eye
Though the dew no more in her breast nigh
8hy lie, iygs ~ y,,,3.,,, ..8,
Ii had freshened the life at her heart.
And is it not ihus In adversity's hour, -itn 3
When the soul is with grief oppressed .Hi i
Our spirits droop 'neaih misloltune's power,
And we nurse like the little shaded flower,


A sorrow in the breast r. lG 34gHaf '"'e'
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A nd may we not hope. when our grief is fled,
I That stronger faith will be given? lsbyiy
And The tears which our burdened hearts have
9h shed hi4tl '4li III sag lfaa sU,


Shall form, when the ight Of gloom is sped,


A rainbow Of hope in heaven2 no ni 3bGG