H'lss Anaaa. sgaasl. sr al.n s.sas...
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Ai1g AnAeA- gHaa4h~ ex ak.n ets1sEs.

 BT eEsAMxEs swAfn. A dnnghteF watched at midnight. Her dFinx m0fhar's bed For fYe tong nixhls sha hsd not slept, And many team were slIea.--- A vision like an angel cane,

 Which none but Der might see; "bleep, dnieoas child. 2. the angel said, ssAnd will watch for thee r Sweet sluEhsr like blessing fell Upon the daughters face; The angel smiled. and touched her not, Bat gently took hef place; And oh, % knil of kanan love

 Those pitying eyes did shine, The angel guest half mortal seemed The tlnmberer bali diTine. Like rays of light the sIeeper's locks In warm loose e,irIs were thrown; Like rays ol light the angels hair Seemed like the sleeperss own. A rose like shadow on the cheek. niaaclvins into rs=sl 4 something ih that angels face

 Seemed sister to the girl! The mortal and immortal each

 Reneeting each were seen; The earthly and the spiritual,

 With asash's pale face between. Oh, human love, Rhat strength like thine From thee those prayers arise Which, entering into paradise,

 Draw angels from the skies. Thedawn looked through the easement cold A wintry dawn of gloom, And sadder showed the eurtained bed, The still and sickly room; My danghsef--aFt thou here my child Oh, haste thee, ioye--eome nigh, That ! may see once more thy face,

 And hless thee, sie die. "ifever were harsh to tee,

 Forgive me now," she cried; "Ged knows my heart--I loved thee most When most seemed to ehide; Now bend and s:ss thy mothers lips. And for her spirit pray.' ~ 1he angel kissed hfy--and her saul

 Passed biissfnlly away. A sndaeh start l--what dream, what sound, The siumberiag girl aiaFmsi ? She wakes--she sees her mother dead Within the angels arms! She wakes--she springs with wild embrace But nothing there appears Except her mothers sweet dead face Her own convulsiye tears.