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    392 ." joy,.

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    LXVII.-JOY.

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    « : Joy ! Whence art thou ? Not*of earth...

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    392 ." Joy,.

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    Lxvii.-Joy.

    LXVII .-JOY . " IN THY PRESENCE IS FULNESS OF JOY . "

    « : Joy ! Whence Art Thou ? Not*Of Earth...

    « : Joy ! Whence art thou ? _Not * of earth human birth ,

    Thou fLutterest Though dwelling here and still there on with restless ; — "wing ,

    Waiting toward Heaven to spring . I ' ve seen thee sporting with the laughing child ,

    He thoug And So ht frolicsome he that was thou left and wast alone wild his . ;— ;—but thou wast gone

    I saw bright youths in the gay springtide time , Thou madest Life ' s hopeful for them , glowing all around prime so ;— fair ,

    They knew not grief was there , — And much I feared when thou thy flight didst take ,

    But thou Their hadst very iven hearts them would words break of promise ;— sweet , g

    " Full shortly we shall meet . " * * * * *

    Thou hoveredst soon near one with drooping head , ing his sister dead

    He saw And Weep thee sweetness not , but felt found thy in heavenl death ;— . y breath ,

    And then I saw that bright one faint and dying , 33 ut tender Life ' love s springtide was round days his fast suffering flying;— bed , head

    And soothed his aching .

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  • English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Feb. 1, 1862, page 392, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01021862/page/32/