Fate Rules Us All

Wc rarcly wed wliom bt'st we love, 'tls Hald, Kale ru'es ui all ; and life Is not The Runuy ttitiiK W plcturud ere hope fled, Nor can we woinen cboose our lot. For we must bear mucb it is hard to bear, Ulve miich it were so Kweet to keep; Al) ! blame iib nol ir sometiines we appcnr Too llght or cold ; some grlefs grow deep ! Wa all are ehanged, 'twere hetter so, Yet iu my dreama, or when in prayer 1 bend the knee, I thlnk ol wbo lovéd me long ago. And wliom l loved ; Heaven help and plty me! Whiit might have been ! Ah me, I dure not tlilnk What in Itjlit have been! God Judgesfor the bel. And help Dl do our duty and not think. And so trust on und leuve to Uiiu the rest. Bul were wejudged by what with happier lot we should huve been. And not by what we are, loo apt to fall ! Home woeH are hard to beur, they come betwei'ii Our calmer thouirhts and us ! In heaven we -hall kuow all. A pluinl-oiii Torta of beauty Hhorn My foolsteps dixlge where'er I lodge, If I stand HtllI so, too, he wlll, And il I fiee, heil follow me. I.lke mldnlght pall he'll on me fall ; Wilt] muiden Kmart he tcurs my In-art. My nlghTi rown dim alune through htm ; Hls hand has spread Irost on my huad. VS'lth rulhlcss grace he'8 llned my lace And glv'n my bloom au early loinb. O, t liU-f oryoulh! O, gnawlngCare, Tuod art the shadow of Uespalr ! - HaniKili More Kolmus. I walk liy the sea and mus.' On ihe words I have often read : 'The formerthlngs sliall have passed uway WIhmi the sea glves up her dead." AikI I thlnk slnce time was yonng That the volee of the Rea Iu woe Mas suld to Ihe carth, "You claim my dead, lint I oannot kt tliem eo."