Longfellow

Act, act In the living present. -Psalm of Life. Better be ded and forgotten than living In xharae and dishonor. - Court8bip of files Standisb. Challenge the passing honr like guards that keep, Their solitary watch o tower and steep. - To raorrow. Oid we but use it as we ough t , Thls world would school eacU wanderlng thought To lts high state. - Coplas de Manrique. Eacli thlng in its place is best. -The Bullders. From labor Uiere shall come forth rest. - To a child. Giass is the world's luck and pride. - Luck of Edenhall. Heaven is as near by water as by land. - Sir Humphrey GUbert. Into eaeh Ufe some rain must fall. Sonie days must b dark and drear j'. -The Kainy Day. Joy and temperance and repose, Slam the door on the doctor's nose. - Poetic Aphorlsjns. Coow how sublime a thing it is, To saffer and be strong. -The Llgbt of the Stars. ..ovest tbou God as tbou ougbtest, Ttien lovest thou likewis ihy brethren. - Children of the Lord's Supper. Man Is ui. .lust, but God isjust. - Evangellne. Notbing that is can pause or stay. - Keramos. Our-to days and yesterdays Are the blooks with which we build. -The Bullders. 'ri 'egoeth forth on horeebaok grand ar:d gay, Butcometb nack on loot and begs its way. - The Bell of Atri. iuiteoverlooklng yourself and the rest in exalting your hero. - Courtsnip of Miles Standiah. Reien tless sweeps the stroke of fate, The strongest fall. -Coplas de Manrique, leep. sleep to-day, tormenting cares uf earth and foily bom. - Gleam of Sunshine. 'hlnkof thy brother noill, But throw a valí over hls failings. -The Children of the Lord's Supper. Tse no violence, nor do in baste What cannot be undone. - TheSpanish Student. Vision of ohildhood, stay, ü stay! Ye were so sweet and wild. -Volees of the Nlght. What seem to us but sad funereal lapers, May be Heaven's distant lamps. - Reslgnation. Xcelieth all the rest, He who tolloweth love's behest. -The BuilJlng of the Ship. Youth Is lovely, age is lonely. - Hlftwatha, Zeal is stronger than fear or love.