D A Y,S DUTIES.

BY HENRY VAUGHAN, 1895.
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M BY HENRY VAUGHAN, 1885.
When first thy eyes unveil, give thy soul leavs
To do the like our bodies but forerun
The spirits duty our hesrt spread and heavs
e Unto thsir God. as fowers do the sun;
Give Him thy first thoughts then, so shalt thou keep
dim company all the day, and in him sleep.
Yet never sleep the sun up; prayer should


Dawn with the day; there are set awful hours
Twixt heaven and US; the mamma was not good


After sun-ising; for day sulliss flowers;
Rise TO prevent the sun--sloep doth sins gut,
And Heavens gate opens, when the world is shut.
Walk with thy fellow creatures note the hush


And whispering amongst them; not asprig
Or leaf but hath his morning hymn; each bush


And oak doth know II AN !" canst thou not sing!
Oh leave thy cares and foIlles go thy way,
And thou art sure to prosper all the day.
Serve God before the world; let him no, go


Until thou hast blessing; then resign
The wh le unto him--and remember who


Prevailed by wrestling ere the sun did shine
Pour oil upon the stones-weep for thy sins
Then journey on and have an eye to Heaven.
When the worlds up, and every swarm abroad


Deep well Thy temper--mix not with each day;
Despatch necessiiies--lifs hath load


Which must be carried on and safely may:
Yet keep these cares without thee let the heart
Be Gods alone, and choose the better part.