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A SISTER. He who has never known
a sisters kind minisIrations, nor felt his
heart warming beneath her endearlng
smile and love beaming eye, has been un-
fortunate indeed; il is not TO be wondered
if the fountains Of pure feelings flow in
his bosom but slugglshly, or il the gen
der emotions of his nature be lost in the
sterner attributes Of manhood. "That
man has grown up among kind and afiec-
tionate sisters,' | once heard lady Of
much observation and experience remark
sand why do you think sog' SAID !. "Be'
cause Of The rich development Of all the
tender and more refined feelings OF the
heart which is so apparent in every ac'
tiou--in every word" A sisters influ
ence is felt even in manhood's later years
and the heart Of him who has grown cold
in its chilling contact with the world, WI
warm and thrill with pure enjoyment
as some incident awakens within, the sol
tones and glad melodies Of his sister,
voice; and he will turn from purposes
which warped and false philosophy ha'
reasoned into expedicnce, and even weeI
for the gentle influence which moved BIN
in his early years.