TIE MAIDES's PRAYER.

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She rose from her delicious sleep.

 And put away her soft brown hair, And in tone as low and deep

 As loves first whisper breathed prayer ; Her snow white hands together pressed. Her blue eyes sheltered in the lid, The folded linen on her breast.

 Just swelling with the charms it bid And from her leng and flowing dress,

 Escaped bare and snowy foot. Whose step upon the earth did press,

 Lake new snow flake white and mute; And then from slumhers soft and warm, Like yenng spirit fresh from Heaven, She bowed that slight and matchless ferm, And humhly prayed to be forgiven. 0, Goni if souls. nnsailed as thesn,

 Need daily mercy from thy throne; If she upon her hen1ed knees,

 0Hr holiest and puFest one; She with face s9 clear and bright,

 We deem her some stray child oi light, IL she with those spti eyes ia tears,

 Day aita4 day. in her young y5afs. mdst knsei and pray Tor Crace from thee, What tar, far deeper neei have Nc How hardly, if zAn via not heaven,

 vii oaF tyild error he forgiven