...enjoyment — to us, goaded on by our own passions to seek for everything that the Almighty has denied. How calm do they stand in their loveliness — how...too few, who, watching them as I have said in the morniig light, can gather such lessons from their fair book, and Feel their hearts lifted up to God...

...on by our own passions to seek for everything lhat the Almighty has denied. How cairn do they sland in their loveliness — how placid in their limited...and perfume in return ! And there are some, though hut too few, who, watching them as I have said in the morning light, can gather such lessons fiom iheir...

...enjoyment. How calm do they stand in their loveliness, how placid in their limited fruition of :he elements that nourish them — how, in their splendid...sparkle in the sun, how do they drink up the cup of dew, and gratefully give hack honey and perfume in return ! JOHN ASHMORE OF BIRMINGHAM. 1859. nr SILVERPEN....

...in nature has its homily, to the eager hunters after fictitious enjoyment. How calm do the blossoms stand in their loveliness ; how placid in their limited...sparkle in the sun ; how do they drink up the cup of dew, and gratefully give back honey and perfume in return ! Avoid that man, or that woman, who can...

...in nature has its homily to the eager hunters after fictitious enjoyment. How calm do the blossoms stand in their loveliness ! how placid in their limited...sparkle in the sun ! how do they drink up the cup of dew, and gratefully give back honey and perfume in return ! I would say, avoid that man, or that woman,...

...placid in their limited fruition of the elements that nourish them! how, in their splendid raimerU, do they sparkle in the sun, how do they drink up the cup of dew, and gratefully give back honey and perfume in return ! —Eliza Cook. BOOK NOTICES. ffeacen. By...