Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-04-14

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lhA 'osfhA of USER ILLNESS.
Nearly everything see around, beneath
and above IN the natural world suggests
usefli service. III there is nothing IN the
Blbie that inspires you to usefulness, 20
OUT ana STUDY the world around you TINS
sprlhgtlme, and learn the great lesson OF
usefulness. w nat art thou doing up
there, little star? why not shut thine
eyes ana sleep, LOT VINO cares lor thy SHIN
lhgE NO, satin the star, Il Will not
sleep gulde Inc sailor on the sea.
cheer the traveller among the mountains.
l help tip the dew with hight. Through
the WINDOW OF the poor man CABIN cast
beam OF hope, and the child on her moth
ers lap asks III glee whittier come and
what DO ana whence 60 10 CLEAN and
glitter, God set me here. Away nave no
Time TO sleep
Inc snowflake comes sIrageilng GOWN
rali' nckle "anuerer' why contest thou
mere am ho 'rle "anuere,' RESPONDS
the snownaNe; hlSh up Ill the ar was
porn .he cnilu Oh 'he ram ana the Go'd'
ana at the dlEIne oeneSG COME ana am
no stra9eier' lor uOu Veils ME "heTe I'd pun
my crystal heei' 10 heiP cover ,he roots
'he gram ana grass 10 cleanae tne ar 10
i.i"he spor's'iiei more ndPrS anu 'i'e iiiGie
ire more bright come. luouSh so ilShu
am lnaV you 'osS hIe lIo,n your niuiiler
1lu crush me unuer ou, ioo'' am uoihS
my pest 10 i'iLlil "hac was fnaue lor'
'Io'neo III "hite coile oh heavenly
iiissIoii' anu "hei my "orh Is uone anu
Iou shail ca't' ia iiloriiiis NaPor shaii 20
pHck, urd"h ny lhe Hery COURSES OIL 'he
sun,
haC uoeA1 tnou' MS Huiicailo grass
Diaue uhder my lee' am uo'llS
NoiA' say > ,nc Si"7' "'a''V' as oeeV ca,i,
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anu la"h L. am s''Ule,ieu' ~ WIFI il'iliohS
oil otherS no Digger tnaI l. we can give
p"SI ure W IoIhs anu teruH, am "ohuer-
i"1Is LIEUT. ne WIZ iecue 'ie r"'en gives
me substance from 'ne son anu Oreaoh
from une ar ana ne WIZ clo'hes 'he il!les
ol Vhe i'e!u re""ruS ii'e with 'hls coaV OF
green
hi'NSONs of ihh CLoops
- or Wnat' lonely cloud, goest thol
across the heavens: through the bright
air voice drops from atar saying: up
ana down TINS sapphire moor l pace to
teach men that Ike me they are passing
away. gather up the waters from lake
and sea, and then, when the thunders toll,
refresh the earth making the dry ground
| TO laugh with harvcsts OF wheat and helds
OF corn. catch the frown OF the storm
ana the hles or the RAINBOW AT evening
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tent, ana over me snail dash the saffron,
and the purple ana the IRE OF the sunset,
"A pillar oi cloud IKE me led the chosen
across the desert, ana surrounded by such
MS the Judge OF Heaven and Earth will
at last descend, for behold he cometh
with clouds
On, my friends II everything IN theinan-
innate world be useful, let us immortal men
and women be useful, and III that respect
be ike the PAIN tree. But must not be
tempted by what DAVID says OF that green
shalt OF Palestine, mat hVlng and glorious
! pillar IN The eastern gardens, as seen IN
olden tlmes-tht palm Tree; must not he
tempted 10y what the Old Testament says
of 1t, to lessen my emphasis OF what John
the evangelist, says OF 1t IN my text.
Notice that 1t was II beautiful and lawful
| robbery OF the PAIN Tree that helped make
| up Chflsl triumph on the road to Jeru
| salem that Palm sunday. The long, broad
green leaves that were strewn under tho
feet OF the colt ana IN the way of Christ
were torn oil from the trees What pity
some one might say that those stately anC
| graceful trees should be despoiled. The