CHARITY.
{"character_count": 1143, "word_count": 199, "ccnet_language_score": [0.8937000036239624], "ccnet_perplexity": [2260.60009765625], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
-" Faith, Hope and Charity, these three;
md the greatest of these is CHAnIrx."


o, Charity thou child of Heaven, would that
hou hadst always the means to accomplish what
ny goodness would suggest. When thy purse is
empty, and thou hast exhausted thy basket and
thy store thou cansi by thy friendly advice soothe
and console the affl licted and bereaved; cheer
the dropping spirits; aronse to energy and action
the desponding soul, and by thy gentle admoni-
'on reclaim the wandering feet Of thy suffering
children, and set them in the pathway of useful
ness, of duty, and of virtue.


Reader, have you fed the hungry Clothed the
nakedl Protected the helpless and destitute I!
Visited the sick in prison and ministered unto
themf Ifyou have done this, tie apptobation Of
heaven, and the smiles of an approving con-
science will be your reward. The consciousness
ofh wing performed these heavenly acts of char.
iy will rise in grateful remembrance when the
sand of our last hour.glass shall have run out
when the scythe Of the destroyer shall have Gu,
our thread of life, and we depart to that country
|" from whose bourne no traveller returns"