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...every day, They went about their gravest deeds, As noble boys at play. — VOL. VII. N° XIV. 2 Y " And what if Nature's fearful wound They did not probe and bare, For that their spirits never swoonM To watch the misery there, — For that their love but flow'd more fast. Their charities more...

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...sublimes! needs With tasks of every day, They went about their gravest deeds, As noble boys at play. And what if nature's fearful wound They did not probe and bare, For that their spirits never swoon'd To watch the misery there, — For that their love but flow'd more fast, Their charities more...

...sublimest needs With tasks of ev'ry day, They went about their gravest deeds As noble boys at play — And what if Nature's fearful wound They did not probe and bare, For that their spirits never swoon'd To watch the misery there, — For that their love but flow'd more fast, Their charities more...

...sublimest needs With tasks of every day, They went about their gravest deeds, As noble boys at play. And what if nature's fearful wound They did not probe and bare, For that their spirits never swoon'd To watch the misery there, — For that their love but flow'd more fast, Their charities more...

...blood." There is no purer and more lasting enjoyment of life than falls to their lot, who feel that " A man's best things are nearest him, Lie close about his feet ;" who feel, amid the vicissitudes of time, that they are environed by associations and objects rendered...