Philadelphia : American Sunday School Union · leaf 70
he fruit of the lips to grow.May all those who hear the sound of our voices, * Isa. 1. 4. THE LITTLE SILK-WINDER. 67 as we pass among them, be comforted, andcheered, and strengthened, and made wiser,and better, and more holy. May they learnfrom our words, as some did from Isabelshymns, to be kindly… … 6* 68 THE LITTLE SILK-WINDER. CHAPTER IX. LETTER-WRITING. Letters which are links that bindThe absent to us; letters which have powerTo wring the heart, or wake the ready showerOf sympathy—or on the soul, when sitDoubts of Gods goodness, like ill-omens birds,Come to disperse them with sweet,…
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