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 Disturb her not; For on this hour there hangs fearful weight; Her endless destiny perhaps-and hers Henceforth, may be the joy of pious souls: Or, for the future, she must bear the frown Ofheaven. But see !.that pearly gem, that decks Her lily cheek, betokens good; for 'tis The tear, the priceless tear of penitence Then let the silent workings of a Power Unseen perform their part, till Christ hiDase1 Shall hush the storm which thus doth agtate Her spirits waters. Lo! she rises now; And yes! within the shadow of that eye, Like gentle moOnbeams on placid lake, Acalm and peaceful radiance shines which speaks The struggle OCT; and in its upward glance, We read the love ransomed sinner feels; A holy purpose-heavenly thoughts, that soar Above earth's vanities: And oh methinks, In rainbow splcndor, can almost trace Upon that marble brow serene, a faint Reflection of the image stamped sOithin. Great is the work, 6eloued one; and great, We trust, hath been the change which angels view With rapture, and which wakes thy mother's smile, tIf saints in heaven can feel such joy.) So now, Since God hath answered to thine earnest cry, Give Him his due-thy lfe-thy heart-thine al; Then in temptation's trying hours. when cares, And fearful doubts, distract thy burdened mind, Go, as thou now hast done. and aid obtain, Through wrestling prayer.