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BEAUTY AND A FEELING HEART.
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BEAUTY AND A FEELING HEART.
The rose on beauty's cheek is fair,


And sweet those lips Of coral seelneth;
And yet unlesa there's pity there,


In vain the eye Of beauty'bcaEetll
A tear for others wo, by far,
Is farer than those beauties are
But when down beauty's check we see


A tear for sorrow gently stealing,
And when a sigh for misery,


Proclsims a heart of tender feeling,
I'VE point to Heaven and declare,
These beauties were imprinted there.
saw an aged son ofwo,


Whose journey here was nearly ended;
| saw his tears of sorrow flow,


While he his trembling hand extended
Feeble and old, and lame and blind,
And shiy'rng in the chilly wind
saw a bcauteous form pass by,


And cast on him a look of sorrow
I heard her say, with fearful eye,


'sTake this and call on me tomorrow"
| knew her not, nor could even
Learn whence she came she's known in HEAVEN