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TRANSLATED FROM LATIN HYMN TO JESUS
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TRANSLATED FROM LATIN HYMN TO JESUS


MARY QUEEN OF scors.


My Lord and my God all my hope is in thee!


Dear Jesus my Saviour o l.berate me.


To agony doonid,


In dungeon entomb'd


long my dear Jesus, Pm longing for thee


While groanng angush


And kneeng in anguish


adore-I mplore thee, To berate me-


abe persuaded that there is no possible way of
life in this world without snares and difficulties
OF some kind or other-be persuaded that the
hand and providence of God is as ACTUALLY and
Immediately concerned in fixing the circumstan-
ces and manner of your life and abode, as III
fixing the sun in the armament He knows
what you are, your strength, temper and conslitu-
ton and he knows and has already fixed the
way in which he will have you glorify him and
every complaint We give way to, is in effect,
though our hearts are blind and easily imposed
on, no less than prefering our own will and wis
dom to his. There is nothing in circumstances
Of any kind, strictly speaking as such, that can
hinder US at all in our christian course il we are
disposed to do duty


De Tocqueve in his WORK America gives this forciBle
Skotrs.


g newspaper can drop the same thought into
u thousand minds at the same moment. A news
paper is an adviser who does not require 10 be
sought, but who comes 10 you Of his own accnrd
and talks to yon briefly every day of the common
veal, without dlstractlng your private affairs
Newspapers, therefore become more necessary in
proportion as men become more equal, and indi-
vjduals more to be feared. To suppose that they
only to protect freedom would be to dimrn-
sh their Importance they maintain ciyiliza-
ton