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Beatrice.
fashioned hospitality AA'hicli seems to have left us altogether , ancl for Avhich Ave have UOAV only to confront the senseless chatter of vapid conversation , ancl the idle extravagance of pretentious formality ? It seems as if I Avere destined never to emerge in this chapter from philosophy , metaphysicssentiment , or moonshineor anything else you like . I fear greatly I must
, , have bored some of my younger readers especially . But as it is the best Avay always to get out of a "bad thing , " to " close the account , " I -will stop here , for fear lest my erratic pen will not " improve itself , " as the Frenchman has it , and if those who do read these pages AAnll have courteous patience until next chapter , I will try to mend my manners and " mend my pace !" So cm revoir , land readers , until Chapter V .
( To be continued . )
Do Thy Duty Bravely.
DO THY DUTY BRAVELY .
BY SIRS . G . M . TWEDDELL , Authoress of " Rhymes and Sketches to Illustrate the Cleveland Dialect , " etc . Do thy duty bravely !
Howe'er so hard it be : Work on , ancl trust in God—Then help will come to thee . Do thy duty bravely ! Though all around looks drear ; Ancl do not think thou art alone , For God is ever near .
Do thy duty bravely ! If clouds hang thick around : HoAvever dark they seem to thee , Some bright spot may be found . Do thy duty bravely !
In this our world of care ¦ None are exempt from trials—Some burden each must share . Do thy duty bravely ! To thee this thought be given , —
H here there is no place for me , There's one prepared in heaven . Rose Cottage , Stokesley .
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Beatrice.
fashioned hospitality AA'hicli seems to have left us altogether , ancl for Avhich Ave have UOAV only to confront the senseless chatter of vapid conversation , ancl the idle extravagance of pretentious formality ? It seems as if I Avere destined never to emerge in this chapter from philosophy , metaphysicssentiment , or moonshineor anything else you like . I fear greatly I must
, , have bored some of my younger readers especially . But as it is the best Avay always to get out of a "bad thing , " to " close the account , " I -will stop here , for fear lest my erratic pen will not " improve itself , " as the Frenchman has it , and if those who do read these pages AAnll have courteous patience until next chapter , I will try to mend my manners and " mend my pace !" So cm revoir , land readers , until Chapter V .
( To be continued . )
Do Thy Duty Bravely.
DO THY DUTY BRAVELY .
BY SIRS . G . M . TWEDDELL , Authoress of " Rhymes and Sketches to Illustrate the Cleveland Dialect , " etc . Do thy duty bravely !
Howe'er so hard it be : Work on , ancl trust in God—Then help will come to thee . Do thy duty bravely ! Though all around looks drear ; Ancl do not think thou art alone , For God is ever near .
Do thy duty bravely ! If clouds hang thick around : HoAvever dark they seem to thee , Some bright spot may be found . Do thy duty bravely !
In this our world of care ¦ None are exempt from trials—Some burden each must share . Do thy duty bravely ! To thee this thought be given , —
H here there is no place for me , There's one prepared in heaven . Rose Cottage , Stokesley .