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stood the tempe % uIS I,.s..~--3.r aua
there he desires, above all things, to
rest him wheJ his earthly pilgrimage
is finished. They linger about the
holy city, and steal through its streets
to the place of wailing, or to the west
side of the Temple, .as ghosts that
have been frightened away, and re-
turned again to the resting place OF
their mortal remains. The first Jews
Isaw at Jerusalem were there sitting
apart in the rent trunk of an aged OIL
i've tree, in the deep retired vale Of
the Gihon. / pity them from my We
ry heart


Just above where | date from, is
the golden gate from which our Sa,
vior used to issue to at evening, and
retire.to Mt. Olivet. tits now walled
up in the temple wall. Above me
in the valley is the rcputed tomb OF
the Virgin, in which | attended the
devotions Of the crowd of pilgrims,
and followed them into the little
chamber, where they pressed their
lips long and ardenlly to the cold rock;
as young mother kisses for the last
time her only child before it is laid to
rest in the grave. What mystery
this old world is! The glory and
great works of men have perished,
but the SAVIOR of deeds Of the Almigh-
ty and the presence of his favorite
primitive children, still perfume the