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He then led the back, "I may see her, perhaps, no more! shall I not, then, pray for her? Great and aweful is the change she is nificant, coifts has she often blessed you, ishes bless her! Coether; lift up your innocent hands, and for all of you I will speak"

He thenknelt himself, while Henrietta and Mary instantly did the same, "Sweet flower!" he cried, "untimely cropt in years, yet in excellence rant in innocence! Gentle be thy exit, for unsullied have been thy days; brief be thy pains, for few have been thy offences! Look at her sweet babes, and bear her in your remembrance; often will I visit you and revive the solemn scene Look at her ye, also, who are nearer to your end--Ah! will you bear it like her!"

He paused; and the nurses and Mrs Wyers, struck by this call, and eneral example, crept to the bed, and dropt on their knees, almost involuntarily

"She departs," resuuilt had seized her soul, and no remorse had marred her peace She was the hand-maid of charity, and pity dwelt in her bosoive cos! Oh happy in purity, be thine the song of triumph!--softly shalt thou sink to temporary sleep,--subliot up, took the children by their little hands, and went away