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THE BROKEN itrAit'rED.
ST Star tees.
O Waste ire sty aster 1
1t will fa' like Firnmer raja
Os the flower that wither" slowly
Where it oe'er can Moen again
The tears neon my, weary hoard
Are drappin' vas by ato-
ll wog to me, sweet Mute
tot 1 fain week' sleep area !
Thele ars many songs, my sitter - -•-
Ye were wont to sing is rue ;
There were win* of !Asian ire mosrateletae,
Asd some of ;oyoe• glee ;
Stanek ye now the saddest one
If one tl.e sadden he,
Asi ring, my gentle sister
As ye ever sang to rue.
'Tiihard a !cat and !lithesome heart
Should Graz be made to mourn -
'Tia hard distort that busted most
Bho'i4 Grail tie left forlorn
'Tie hard the heart should wither
With its hopes bat half *named.
Yet ling; though by thy singing
It can never now be healed.
Thewa fa's through the window
Fre towyl.metothe air,
Bat 1 look into my bosom
Aad find no sunlight there !
1 wily ken Of a sil,iy joys
Hy those that buried sleep,
Bat 1 have its sorrows in my been --
Aad sister, let me weep:
'ilei slag to me, ray visite !
ft wiU fa' like Simmer rain
Oa the flower that withers slowly ,
Where it neer can bloom again 1
Tb. tears upon my weary heart
Are drapyin' ane by ane-
-0 wog to we. sweet eater
1'or I rain willed sleep agate
St. George, Dumfries, May, 1813.
TIIE HA' BIBLE
.�. , ,., )�3L*T BICOLL '
Chief Oder Household Gods
Which bellow Scotland's lowlg towage homes!
lt`hite looking on the Sighs
That speak, though dumb, deep thought ap-
` on the course -
With glad yet solemn dreams my heart is etirr'd
Like ChiiJhood's.whoa it heats the carol of a
tint • *•---c
The Mountains old Aid-hoar--
The
id hoar -The chainless Winds -the stream so pure and
free --
The God-eoamel'd. Flowers -
The waving Foteet--the eternal Sea -
The Eagle Ilea:iog o'er tae Mountain's brew -
Ate teachers alt ; bat O ! they are not sachem
thou!
O : I could worship thee !
Thou art a gift • God of love might give
For Lore and Hope and Joy
i* thy Almighty -written parts live' -
The Slave who reeds shalt nevet crouch again !
For, mind -inspired by thee, he bunt bit feeble
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And, Father, Thou hu spread
Before fen'. eyes Ibis C4artee of the Free,
That a4 Thy Book might end,
And larice, Love, and Trak sad Liberty.
'The Gift war sero mei-the Giver God!
Thou Bears ! it stamps thee Mae go sputa iby
weary load !
Thou doeNy-preeioas Book !
Hate thy tight what doth not Scotland owe?
Thee teacheat are to die,
And Teeth sad 'Frith unsullied up to grow ! 1
Ia lovely homes a Comforter art thon-
A ana1eam sent from God; an Lvolastiog bow: 1
O'er thy brood ample page r,
How many dim and seed eros have pored : '-
iiow many hese* o'er thea
Ia aikneedeep sod holy have adored'
flow Malty Mother*, by their Infanta' bed
The Holy, Stewed. rete, Cluld-btiag wetds gefr
brie reed!
God !um thee I kneel,
And tbank thee 1 Thom unto my native Iand !
Tea to the outspread Earth -
Hast stretched is Lore Thy Everlasting hand,
And Thos hast firm Earth and Sea and Air -
Tea all that heart can ask of Good and Fore
and Fair !
1 rul'.�I► lut,ltnl.crr.
PT Teta I,a't•rc* aut:tna*m. 1
Reece -teem must 4Ca t.Asi. j
Now, � this rari.h lninteter. it is well
known, e:• the nerd bsil;wnl•and me.t •tre-
meets preach r up nl good work, to I.
whole Lipton), Norm, tetorekty b with
Men. like you, elf and al, the ratty path to
!leaves and to hi:pp:new*: t. -t ere k nil or
dl•intcreetcd sebum has sites !-ecu se'eor,;ieh
even is the traditions of hes p9:i.h, of this
man. Ko, when told that Betty -Nae nutt-
ed him, he said, !to 1.44 ei.th.ne to say to t:.ete'3.s Rol a Rood thing that the l,.,
Hefty Rae; she waw 'teats seeking mot' e- Luer tuuld produce, that hirei.VY4esent son
thing for. dome c,f her delinquent cuslntoe•s, sol treated With. Nucha' did H-.ity•',re
Betty, how•eter, told the 'erten, girl, that ( apply any mow' to lbs watstet; sad ,ureas
she would' not leave the m.nse till else bad u4 do.•;' b.•r hunt• ul. the •$ng..;ar met of
spoke 3 elle the minster, who was obltrest benevolence tamed tor character so high
to left her window reluctaot.y, and a: k, the i •w.or� her tetutby ecstoae•-re, that they
tsfrudet's basins., o were per uJ set C. 11i•g a•q•taratance with
" Troth, air, it is joust neither tees reel her; and tier Leese beeasste se well frequeut-
mair than theta There is an L$••er's widow cd, that ane was ohhgeJ to tale le an er-
haken 81 et err bit linin owert, a yonder, ! •island, acrd ra ,u the pace of het Invdiega.
and !vete, I fear, at the pent o' death, -ease grew partutl.irty att.ebed to the icicle
Shc has a fuilower, Inn, poor woman ! a ! girl, Annabel! Ai'Q..ern, a perfect pattern
dear, hemi!-hesrted. little girl. An' ye ken. l of commerce. and ktaeaess of heart. Betty
sat, 1 canna afford to maintain thein, an' gist often !•simmered to the salter,,, that she
'keel for them, an' mer o them; rhe ye mann ,'hutted write to het friend' to the berth, het
con•idcr, in ray what fund is to drew on furl 11.tt she alw*vs declraed rwnpIylnR wnh,
this purporw" r,rsm whet 4ully. arra' not utwentoed. Nit
"I)-aw on your own fund*, Mr... R•e, , it was Most probably front a avenue* at
since yon have been per imprud«nt as to I being retied in such mean cireninsunces.
encumber yourself with Belch lodgers: ret' However, .after three months eonAee-
gnit of them the beet way.rou may. Your ! ment'in lk try Hada huuate the poor wenre
hon=e, by drawing beg:ars *Nowt it, !s a i w as enabled to proceed on het journey
perfect nuisance rn the pariah." 1 howeward. Nor did she travel far us foot,
"1 won my bread a1 honestly, and a'tear I for, bear the %rltaze 04 Gratteey she got is -
deal hardticr than ye do, ser, an' yet I dinna +1 to* coach, and the dnrcr alterwatd decIer4 -
jno.t trust to my gnod w•arks a%thrgi'her. l that she payed ter fate, and wa est duwa
But I hoe mac Ober mist. o' keeping. rived' I m 1:dingburgh. No'la:thee word was heard
out o' your pariah funds, and think I rather' of her tor many years, but Lbs act of benevo•
deeerye poi70 than blame furt2ty peer er•:r- fence made Betty Jtae'a fortune. It war'
Berm. But that's revehtn: to the-perperm:I blisoee) over the whole country what shy
tell me wt.at's to be '!one • 1' the poor lady 1 bad done, and what the muster of 14*
an' her bairn, for as the head o' the Beeston, l pupet bad setused to do; and there w•aa net
you are hound to Fee after l:er, that I ken; : *lady to the pariah, add but few to the die.
au' gin 1 c'iana got a sat.-at.answer, 1 tact, who dud nut scud Betty preesnts. It :
I'll lay„ her doe a at your door it: the eoerac } was ealcsiatcd that the got at least fifty •
of an hour." ' 11 preaente, every ono of which amounted is
T!,ere will noth!tlyrte-r4f••4tAb ertfnister value to the wbule sum expended on the
PO muctr 3 hi., and that Bette trend weel. rntal,d. And to crows all, at the best
So be then Jotted it proper to come' to quartci;y>r:weft:4 of the he.itor,, a gentle -
terms n•ith this hosted of t' e peer, be ask. !man i�!r. dict 0t ldotut) laid the case heist* ..
ing to what parish the woman belooeed, and 1 the o&J,eu, to tbo great 'fume mad. preju ,_,..
what was her name?
1 hes of the min,•ter, and got a liberal al:uw-
"Alack-a-day, rat, 1 feu she Is far 1 ancetot (ktty.
free her native pariah," said Betty; "for Now, none 'hoet''se. of the mendicants
they ea' it Abernethy, on a meat meet ca'd . chuckled tn.ber sleeve, and took 411 thea
the Spey, that rises sotnefate 1' the 11ro- $ bounty with great thankfuloets and humi-
lands, near the North ('ole; and bet sane'. I illy, after saying, "Dear sirs, dear airs ! 1
Alretress II -Queen, and, rhes a wt•rster'. l had mac 'merit at a' in sheltering the poor
daughter. .1n' as -ye lee daughters o' woman. Slow could ony Cttrtetian soul
your aim, Lir, an' dines len what they t. -ay, tarn out a poor Birk-crealure to dee at the
come to, 'ye should open your heart the l back u the dike 1 Od, we may easily ken
condition o' the poor wowa•, w4a hoe ritual
that by outsells. .114 w wird soy u' us like
better days." to be turned out le a poor tattle orphan i'
" Why, Ulm. Rae., there 1. only ono tale I hand, to deo at 1lb ack lbs dike ? 1 had
in -our parish law, wli.chisthis :-We mast nee seem ata, 1 wish ye wadaa meb-
concrV her t0 the riser par:;h. '1 :: ;nt - ' 1:og it • 1.y u,a,r, t..r fear )a mak 1110 as
to the nett #darn, 271,1 a0 os, t:.! r,.^ rc :� �;.i 1'ruuu u' 1711 �.ide o -.red ap sound a2ofyl,tt',
der own, 1 bate no power -of ordering any= (aa 1:70 an,u;stcr w u' 4l,."
thing firtbet." ( Now the Inch els'.
that Ilett bad pews
"Tbn ye may caro ynaraeil eke triable! merit, but not half SO MOOS Ila the country
of ordering tlnit,'tar; for tf ye offer to lifts suopused, or that you, Cuddy Cauldnfe, ars
her out o' her bed list now, and pit bei at tot• tnomcnt suppoernr; for tbsr6 u
Burd a cart, ye may as wee! bier bet ower, another passes *hero we bare loo, lost
a bank at *lac., of cut off her head an' ibe' sf,; i,t of, like the grafter put of out lad
dote wi' her. Bae, for the sake u' Chris. ' 0010,r.ts, who inueJuce c..uactere for the
tree -charier, ye mann think o' come ether I. pltp0se ut euoeing thein off (ride The
plan for the present: for 1 am m"•tacn gin : Lairds u' Fac, Rich and four, mad a thou -
ye be lane lathed wt' her. A Into nine, i send 010cr..) Beit 1e 14107.1 nut quite loss
or a• mue k'.e paler as wad hiss, the carter, l Fight of treat all, tbuugb in, a •bort tail
wad' saebeenamalefeesibIeewardf:aoare'leo,thisonecannotgetthemost made of
that's sae kern o' geed work.." bee. 'Ifuwertir, It,, will be remembered,
"Who, !tars, Rae, since oho it SO badly, that oa the eight of Mrs. Uf'Qieea'a sr -
it would be dangerous to take her mut-most !total w the Iitd town, theta war lodged at
dangerous ! and the person who did it might 1 le.tty'. beams a Suits i110015at Unker, or
be tried for murder. Therefore, I think' e1piec, a c1aractee welt known; an English -
your best way is to keep the woman and 1.1an, w hu 0 as au excise spy, and *great
child,. -and I shall re; resent the case of our b'acIguard, rind what •ube..quentty got b,m-
2luarterly meetin`." self abut 1a •m •dray 8111* smugglers, mad
"Ay, nv, sr! weel I ken t'at's meet n9: J well de_turcu 1y Libfrlshman, who waw os
for kir I bring her to your door. But take b1s *ay to I1..: 0ast cuuutry (or butes:,
ye care, ati be gro'n your :trate!, f •r I maul and 1144 resat nu lose to beg his way ell -
e'en try to idnk ea mcectf. at, wee( as you, be fund work; and an old llightaoder,
An' 0, it wilt be Lang afore yo find out one ycicpril \,cooler tum", but mute contemn -
rcure'. for mc. As rho aali rang says, Iy Sinowtnsted Ufd Nick, ser Nicol, ib
' To reek for warm water mouth caalal ice, eut:::cay. Thu old rule. 11 will be rewem-
1 trove' it IS a grit to:.y-. - bere•frcttanged half a guinea with the land -
1 hie ►•kit grace -of a melees fare, lady. in 'idea tit give the cuff ter a part of
Au' 11ere is nae mercy for none ofine.'" • 11; *i,4 Lad a *holt esntstence that night
Brit au:d I:etty Rau 1111 nt,ty 1: -rd and with bits. M Q+ntee, trout watch h0 return.
nigglydty by habitual 1 rectice, it bete` by N greedy agitated.
pennies and hail -pe, cies that sho made h. 1 • flid r. dile =id Y,col Shaw sou nota big_
livelihood; for she had many of the tender gati tb•ug(► los bad vcn much the appear -
pennies
so natural to a e-ornen, and ere mace et ttt•e; ler \I uula. iu hrr oma cutra-
inherent in a trim Ch -!.crani Shc menet (*Yeti $ktathapey, was aceooD'ed a arty eu-
buug1t
of patting with rho strang*'r, tae dtyteu4eul wan: Dot mo l;rll:,haan, ural«s
o•a •b. could procure a better L.Jg:n;• for • 7te0Y LettJaudcr, lou a•, coecep:.ua to
her, whicli alio hiJ Bouin hope .'f. kaon ire 'bat extent !hitt and ,re; alrtr can fu tar_
bo (uunta.n head at which she had to ap- egad. eeperually wBien 1 .yt,. is wry leant: ,tel-
piy, But sho did hops to secure some tet In %ICS. Thu ate ieh i nt of a cerium's
eh, to we a way, Arnty 1 But tberc"
sea fon i env fiend: fie 1b.. poor dyer
wiJ,w lady ,' mr,honse, au' the anabter
eines hNp n.• Ms' ony tl.tag but • tett to
te.s her aw,y ,n."
whe Immo be ill by,kinp. I fear. An'
.a that rase tbo parse* s re•"luboa $ quite
..th•J.a-b,r3u.e ye kr n, Best., ode
eatke shoe.daa be estead'1 to .ught that's
no beaatd..' to ihrelf--l:A 1"
!baste etn',Jge.t sod tester at iia •hep.
.sae's rnailluau.,•e,
and returned hews with
t physician. who preeerabed to het patient:
era t is aloft, kr a wlsole gnartee of a veer
enunciation for the expooso and trouble - Itghtaadcr, in the fttet el ,C.. to h,. laWrb•
ho was likely to incur, S1. was m» M tlw a,ce0J 1 Iacc, 1,. hu r fN: 's; aoJ ;a
aken. Tho minister, who hail on bis dream- the tLirI *sed "It flat.' 1' h't sob ,e •, ..m,
ng-g"wen, retired to his study, to cnnti'Lnt't" be7ned wMt •try man b. t a 11oK tan.l.r
he pemmng of his /splendid Lithe/um on' C** Cnmpmbrad; an•1 e.. •: in 3'4 these
nod werki, but left such poor detlle as' !Ater, !lura aro but 11".1•,==1411...-1,-.A 4.1-
tty Rao to the practice of thrm. l fee,200, f'r. so site o, cxdaling circum -
As Bitty went home, she *motel a•'t ht!pl Itasece, be stet! looks upon the 0130 ate
ntcrtain;ng Ferre P15015 1'4 cl•••-ns oa.1nudity .i.140.47,et.wnieb the chief is the
tho hal. f■ahtenabli r171/11c,211...6;0,11‘.14:;,.../-4,04"t"-I.41-4
rimed!• o p42 potct.1 3 tMrt:),satetsllug b`7ond thee.,
miens," u sho terntrd 11; vel as s'M wast+-it*tLA1-Fti: �d( e:a n.ri t:.unpn heist.
0yinn some W1m: end cnrduls ire n Tofu- 4F't'-Ifb•w woe giro• „f ih,,.e ere.ety pelri-
opher Litlte, oleo rata 14 hour, " Iit)J, _eke. - trt1*tsl ebar.clers. He had .'teirp:ed eat.. -
'e nit, tair weight are measure, Ktrtty !� rive poeitserowe a a "ore r, es etly crime
et I believe pet. a duan u' /)acrd ate Tsai- ire e IA,rd of than , belt a 5114.11 part fn«n
y f" 1 Lbs 1)utn w (i. n; and there ho hM p'rt-
" Ay, Juat 110:•' .3e. Beam,+, •cighbour'ri anon; 141 •nap alw.,r as they had been
e, r•ut,au, with • rt+pn ,t ,,o, 'hat *very ons
' Yo diene rx}M. t 1 ...t 70.1 ejir,le w.tea wase lb pay btu ,b n:uc'a antnwaHly; set 11,
r to tai. 5 ' *:l 11"17-10 docs -Ju yd !' t6ts Iso fru. In»• psyueg that a•suNr. hs
" if war ba4 ;In itbe'r 6r,p. 1 tea. t.•n aa'. pbfr•cted bs•teelt toi every enrt 0f 1'11, s.J
wad has bate but a p•„,r .. iu ' T •eswls 67.97 pttIattos, N. had, et for trasr, girt.
"Ay, like enuueu. l;.t J'; u 1 , i.ie for .R the toy front B.denock to Nor■,en, in t
imalet'a era Wts cn..u�11 to ted hew dM critinny of L.asd.••, as tt+p.w.in, .o •
het:1" dente -.1 rattle ►elongtng to 111,. M.cpber-
'r fh:r ate sties ! t) I Ca,!' t • ay abate sou of 1'ent.-lb,g, a o.!gbbnur d hie; turd
And o'er rhes soA rams hands
flaye oft in truthful p:igtted lee baa j•,.'4,
And tkh to wedded hearts
Ilsstbees • bo•d-an altar of the naiad 1 -
Above all kingly power or kingly law
May Scetiaad terevenc* rya-tbe Bibb .f the
lie' I
Ti.. sasr Eta--" A parent may
leaveas'slats to hie mos ; bot bow soon
may tt be marriage• ' Ha may leave hen
money lost how soon it may be .quaodrr
ed ! Bettie leave bin • round court:tueon
habits of tndualrv, as unblemished repotatl•
oo, • good tdeaat em, and an 'award abhor.
enc' et viae in any shape Or foam ! for those
cannot be wrested troves low rad are b•tt'r
tela Ibttwaji a(gsM sni*4Nt. "
�r9 : e» W►'i Jr+l totOtf.xa r ••f 1,e. .
that. for t1 it %ha fins Las stet 1 bard len *oath eta bear b *Be ti suii, reamed '6
ti t►aw-"
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