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HE MorRNER.-"It is very lonely,
mamrnl, murInured fair haired, lovely
girl, a she rested upon a sofa one evening;
III il very louely now, and the night seems
very long. Shall | never see papa any
more!"


"lcs, my love, YOU will see him in
briyhtcr World than this


''But tins Is fair world, said the little
girl Il lore to Iun and play, in the warm
sunshine, and pick the water crosses from
the brook; and when The weather is little
warmer, | shall go and gather the blue eyed
vio.ct, that Pa said was like me.''


''TOo like, | fear" said the mother. as
the tear-drop tremb.ed on the dropping lid,
''bIt, MI dear child. there j. d fairer world
than this, where the flowers never fade:
where clouds never hide the light of thai
glorious Ky; for the glory Of him. whose
name i love, beams brightly and forever in
these golden courts; the trees that grow on
the bank a the river which waters that
blessed place, never fade as they do in this
word, and when friends meet there, they
Will he parted no more, but viii sing hymns
Of praise % God and the Lamb forever


And shall go 90 that happy place when
| dc said the child, '.and will you 90
with met.


YES said the mother. eve shall 60 in
GId j. own time: when he calls Us from
ihis llia, We shall dwell forever in his
presence"


1t was a lite while, and the mother bent
oyer the grave Of this little fIail flower Of
intellect, withercd by The uniimcly frosts Of
death; but was she alone, when in the twi-
iighi shades zhc at upon The grassy mound,
where The deep and yearning hopes Of that
fond heart where gathered in obvious
silence. Oh mol The soft and silvery
tones of buried love whispered in the breeze
thai lif,cd the dropping flowers orercharged
with the dewy tears Of night. The diamond
stars, that one by one came forth upon their
shining watch, seemed beaming with the
light Of tha; deaihless flame. which burned
nndimncd, Upon tie inmost shrine Of her
heart, and she eDjcyed in the holy hours of
solitude. that communion Of pure spirits,
which our czaltcd faith alone can bes:ow.