Part 134 (2/2)

A clasp of hands will oft reveal A syain; we lose our care: And in our heart's first glad rebound At tender syht and fair

1871

I LAY IN SORROW, DEEP DISTRESSED

I lay in sorrow, deep distressed: My grief a proud old, But not a kindly word

My sorrow passed,--I paid hiave to me; Then stood erect and spoke my thanks, And blessed his charity

I lay in want, in grief and pain: A poor ave ht and day

How shall I pay hiain, For all he did to me?

Oh, gold is great, but greater far Is Heavenly Sympathy

--_Charles Mackay_

1872

The huhs for sy and sorrow

--_Rev Thos M McConnell_

1873

These two complain, but no one sympathizes with them: He who lends money without witnesses; And he who is lorded over by his wife

--_The Talmud_

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1874

For hi in its proper time, one day is worth three

1875

There is nothing like addressing men at the proper time

1876