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The Wite. It needs not guilt to break a hus-
bands heart; the absence of content, the mutter
ings of Spleen the untidy dress and cheerless home
the orbdding scowl and deserted hearth; these and
other nameless neglects, withou. crime among
them, have narrowed to the quick The heart of
many a man, and planted there beyond the reach
of cure, the germ of dark despair. Oh may
women before that sad sight arrives. dwell on the
recoliec,ions of youth, and cherish the dear idea
of that tunefui time, awake aud keep alive the
may be the injured, no. The innjuring one-,he
forgotten, not the forgetful wife-a happy aliusion
to the hour of love-a kindly welcome TO a come
Portable home-a smile Of love 10 Danish hostile
words-a kiss Of peace to pardon all the past; and
the hardest heart chat locked itself within the
breast of selfish man will soften to her charms
and bid her live, as she had hoped hor years in
matchiess biiss-lovsd, loving, and contont-the
soother Of the sorrowing heart-the source of COM
fort and the spring Of JOY. Ec.- Paper.


