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A REMAHKABIE NATURAL MATHEMATr,
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tic fn q description Of this marvellous man
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fHE MOUN4.AfN SHEEP.


After our child,s untroubled breath
Up 10 the Father took its way,
And IL our home the shade Of death
Like long twilight, hau ntinR, lay.
And friends came r6tlnd w3thuslt0 weep 4
Her little spirits swim remove,
This story Of the Alpine sheep
Wa$told to as BY one We love -
They In the valleys shelsering care
Sooh.crop the meadows tender prime,
And when the Sod grows brown aud bare
The shepherd strives to make them climb
To airy shelves of pasture green
That hang along the mountain aide, ayes 0
Where grass aud flowers together lean,
Anddown through mist the sanbea1ns slide.
But naaght can tempt the timid things
That steep and rugged path 10 try, n
Though sweet the shepherd calls and sings,
And scared below the pastures lie, K
Till in his arms their lambs he takes,
Alongthe dizzy verge to go;
Then, needless Of the riffs and breaks.
They follow onc'er rock aud snow.
And In those pastures rifted fair, M ~
More dewy son than ldwland mead, -
The shepherd drops his tender care,
And sheep and lambs together feed.
This parable, by nature breAthed, asssFs5! 4. &
Blew on US AZ the south wind free
Ger frozen brooks that float unsheathed
From icy thraldom. to the sea, ,s,s srsss
A blissful vision through the night = = A.
Would all our happy senses sway, - isifA
OF the Good Shepherd on the height
Or climbing up the stony way,
Holding our little lamb asleep,
While like the murmur of the sea,
Sounded that voice along the deep,
Saying Arise, and follow me-"
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shaped; over foot in tfaff'etey and little less
than two feet deep. The fish ii very rapa-
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would fare badly, being but a slow swimmer.
To this contrivance it owes its name, the
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each about a foot in length, one having at its
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When angling for meal, the devil fish covers
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incautious rovers are lured by the bait, then
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A mans reputation is not in his own keep
ing, but lies at tho mercy or the profigacy Of
Others Calumnya requires no proof The
throwing out Of malicious imputations against
any character leaves q stain which no after
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POETRY.


Up the long slope Of this low sandy shore
Are rolling the tidal watcrs'day by day;
Traces Of wandering feet are washed away, &
Relics Of busy hands are seen more
The soiled and trnmpled surface Il smoothed Ger
BY puhctufl waves that high behcsts obey AZ
Once and again the tides avert their sway,
And Ger the sands their cleansing waters pour.
Even so, Lord, daily, hourly der my SOUL
Sin-sained and cnre-worni let thy heavenly grace
A blest Attending nood-divinely rod, y ~
And all the footsteps ofthe world edace, 4
That like the wave-washcd sand this soul Of mine,
Spotless andfair smooth and serene, may shinei ~
Snndav at Home.
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The path OF the sinner back to God is
brighter and brighter an the way up to the
smile Of the face and the touch Of the hand
and chat is salvation .sl.s ,s 4 S Err.