Sabbath Reading

' Jnto all Mvvh roiiic rain luuist ffilï," [uto ni oyes some tear-dropfi start, Wttether thy fall as a gefttle shower ( r drop, likc tire, trom nn iiclunw hoart. luto all liearts sonie boitow munt creep, ïnto all sduls iomé rtmibtings oonifl, Loshing the waves of Life"K greatdeep From diuipliiig waters to neething loaui. Over all patbvayn sonre clonds munt lovet, Iiuder all fcet nomn harp thornf BpHog, Teariijg thq fiesh to Wedding wounds, Ör'entèrtnk the heart wlth ttieir bitter stlng. ITpon all brèWé rnngh winds must blow, ()cr ui] Hlumlilcrs a croes muHt be laiii, I3owlïifï the i'oi-m. in üm lofly ueight, Down to tire dust in bitter pain. Into all hands is some dnty thnibt,, Unto all arms somc burdrn tdvcn: Crusmng the heart with its areáw weight, Or liftiiiK tho kouI from earth to heaveB. Into all hearts and lionus nul livcs (od'K doar sunshinè cómps BtrcamiDgctovii, Oildins? tho ruins of life'H preat, plain- VLiiving for all a golden crown.