The Beautiful

Beantiful faces are they that wear The light oí a pleasam spirit there, It matters little if dark or fair. BBautiful hands are they that do The work of the noble, good and true, Buay for them the loug day through. Beautlful feetare they that go wiftly to lichten another's woe, Turo' summer1 heat and winter' sdow. Beautiful children. if rich or poor, Who walk the pathway sweet and pure, '1 liat Icads to toe mansión; stront; and sure.