...complaint, She stilled them with a prompt reproof, and said, He who afflicts me knows what I can hear ; And, when I fail, and can endure no more. Will mercifully take me to himself So, through the clond of death, her Spirit passedI Into that pure and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come...

...of cold decay put on A sun-like beauty, and appeared divine ! • ..... She said, " He who afflicts me knows what I can bear; And, when I fail, and can...Will mercifully take me to Himself." So through the clond of death her spirit passed Into that pure and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come.'...

...clear air of the life of those who, in Christ's strength on Calvary, pass at last in perfect peace " into that pure and unknown world of Love, where injury cannot come." Nay, more, such a heart is reconciled to pain. It feels the nobility it has reached through pain conquered...

...clear air of the life of those who, in Christ's strength on Calvary, pass at last in perfect peace " into that pure and unknown world of Love, where injury cannot come." Nay, more, such a heart is reconciled to pain. It feels the nobility it has reached through pain conquered...

...veil—beyond we cannot pierce; The mighty mystery baffles mortal ken .1 Say this, in hope : " His gentle spirit passed Into that pure and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come! And he was gentle ; yea, in very sooth, " The meekest soul that e'er did lift up eye." His heart had bled...

...deep awe." Ellen, the sinner, whose redemption was her love, passes through " the cloud of death " 1 " Into that pure and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come : " and even Wilfrid Armathwaite, who broke the marriage vow and was 8 " Stung by his inward thoughts, and...

...or complaint, She stilled them with a prompt reproof, and said, « He who afflicts me knows what 1 can bear ; ' And, when I fail, and can endure no more,...Spirit passed Into that pure and unknown world of love 1050 Where injury cannot come : — and here is laid The mortal Body by her Infant's side." The Vicar...

...way to words of pity or complaint, She stilled them with a prompt reproof, and said, 'He who afflicts me knows what I can bear; And, when I fail, and can...himself.' So, through the cloud of death, her Spirit Into that pure and unknown world of love Where injury cannot come : — and here is laid 1051 The mortal...

...passed ato that pure and unknown world of love There injury cannot come: — and here is laid 1051 "he mortal Body by her Infant's side." The Vicar ceased; and downcast looks made known 'hat each had listened with his inmost heart, •or me, the emotion scarcely was less strong )r leas...

...to words of pity or complaint, She stilled them with a prompt reproof, and said, " He who afflicts me knows what I can bear ; And, when I fail, and can...Spirit passed Into that pure and unknown world of love 1050 Where injury cannot come : — and here is laid The mortal Body by her Infant's side.' The Vicar...