This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1897 edition. Excerpt: ...mildness to command. Do not crush their tender feelings; Win their confidence, their trust; Treat them kindly, and be always Merciful as well as just; Pastors, don't forget the children; They are looking up to you; By a word of admonition, There is much that you can do. O how many are neglected! And ...
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This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1897 edition. Excerpt: ...mildness to command. Do not crush their tender feelings; Win their confidence, their trust; Treat them kindly, and be always Merciful as well as just; Pastors, don't forget the children; They are looking up to you; By a word of admonition, There is much that you can do. O how many are neglected! And your sympathy they claim; Wretchedness their sole companion, Home to them is but a name; Seek them out, and, when you find them, Show their feet the narrow way; Feed their souls and clothe their bodies; All you give the Lord will pay. Love the children? I can never, Never pass them in the street But my every pulse awaking Thrills with love to all I meet; I have heard the children singing When my heart was lone and sad; I have heard them in the distance, And their music made me glad. But their voices cheer and charm me In the Sabbath homes they love; And I think they will be sweetest In the saintly choirs above. TWILIGHT. O Twilight! ever welcome hour, That by a strange, mysterious power Brings back the past, and bids me feel Its happy sunshine o'er me steal, Till all the buds and blossoms fair That memory's garland used to bear Are fresh and blooming as they seemed When first my heart of friendship dreamed. O twilight! let me dream once more, Dream all my early pleasures o'er, And give me, just a little while, The earnest clasp, the heart-warm smile. Of those whose dust I hallow yet, Of those too sacred to forget. CONFIDENCE. The trust another hath reposed in thee Is sacred as thy life, whate'er it be; And in the promise which thy lips have given, If thou shalt fail, thou wilt be judged of Heaven. Betray it not, nor to thy interest use What thou hast heard, nor confidence abuse; However trivial, by a look or tone Betray it not; 'twas for thine...
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