From the Dover Gazatte. A SCENE IN EUROPE.
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FIFE SABBATH SCHOOL SCHOLARS.

 At the foot of lofty hill, crowned to the summit with the richest verdure, peeped out from among encircling bush-wood and strag- gling eln,s, miserable mud cabin. A streak of smoke rolling up the green trees, was the only sign that met my eye of it's being inhab- ited. The sun wasup, and over the deep blue heavens the thin clouds lay sleeping. It was the hour between sunrise and the full blaze of day. "A stiffness seemed to. lie around the spot, and felt an inscribable sensation creep over me as drew near the house of mourn ing. paused at the entrance. A low Ii1ur- muring kind of sound stole upon my ear, and again all was hushed. I gently opened the door and bent myself forward, us if to ascer tain unnoticed, what was passing within. | saw at the first glance that death had been there. The apartment on the treshold of which now stood, was of the meanest con- struction. 1t was without single piece of furniture that deserved the name. In one corner oft a dead body lay stretched out vc- ry slightly covered with tattered coat, and cold kind of horrible feeling run througk my very soul and would probably have shrunk away from any further investigation, if IFhad not been suddenly arrested by soft, sweet voice mingled with n low groap, somewhat like a death rattle, that seemed to issue from the same apartment. turned my head u round and beheld sight that chained me, a if by magic, to the ground. Q, it was hear thrilling to behold On bundle of straw, woman, somewhat in years, lay apparently i the agonies of death. Near her head hung reclining in deep sorrow, beautiful, littl half naked child. On one side lovely gir about thirteen years of fsage, knelt. A ,Bibl clasped in her thin, slender hands, with whic she was endeavouring to comfort her dyin mother. I instantly recognized two of m Sabbath School children. The meeting ws affecting. They had been without food ft some days. The mother died next day the triumph of that faith which her htt daughter taught her out of tha Bible. I'll girls grew up. to be respectable members

 society, and one of them has been teach, in the Sabbath School for several years.

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