...people clean pass over, she utters not a single upbraiding to any one of them all. " Kind heartsare here, yet would the tenderest one Have limits to its mercy ; God has none ; But man's forgiveness may be true and sweet, When yet he stoops to give it : more complete Is love...

...thy feet, And pleads with thee to raise it. ADELAIDE PROCTER. He delighteth in mercy. MICAH vii. 18. Kind hearts are here ; yet would the tenderest one Have limits to its mercy : God has none. ADELAIDE PROCTER. IS body when the soul has fled, As barren trees, decayed and dead, Is faith, —...

...superiority to the offender, and almost a desire that he should feel humbled by it. Browning says — "And man's forgiveness may be true and sweet, But yet he stoops to give it. Only Heaven Means crowned, not vanquished, when it says forgiven ! " Still love will teach us by its...

...funeral, and your everlasting destiny in view. — Bishop Vincent. August 3O. MAN'S forgiveness maybe true and sweet, But yet he stoops to give it. More...forgiveness at thy feet, And pleads with thee to raise it. —Adelaide A. Proctor. THE angel of requests — so the legend runs — goes back from earth heavily...

...make them the guiding constellation of your lives," so says great-hearted Joseph Cook. Jan. S — " Kind hearts are here, yet would the tenderest one Have limits to its mercy ; God has none." Feb. i. — I cannot write my inmost thought. It refuses to be imprisoned in my vocabulary. Feb. 2....

...past. While the people clean pass over, she nttera not a single upbraiding to any one of them all. " Kind hearts are here, yet would the tenderest one Have limits to its mercy ; God has none ; But man's forgiveness may be true and sweet, When yet he stoops to give it : more complete Is love...

...order to grow tolerant. I have seen no fault committed which I might not have committed myself. GOETHE. Kind hearts are here, yet would the tenderest one Have limits to its mercy : God has none. ADELAIDE PROCTER. Ignorance is a blank sheet on which we may write ; but error is a scribbled one from...

...Christus Consolator, Plockhdrst, Ary Scheffer; Healing the Sick, Schonherr, Hoffmann, Zimmermann. " Kind hearts are here ; yet would the tenderest one Have limits to its mercy, — God has none." — Adelaide Proctor, in Legend of Provence. REFERENCE. — 32-39. See on xiv. 15-21. "Feeding of the...

...Didst thoti not know, poor child, thy place teas kept ? Kind hearts are here ; yet would the tendorest one Have limits to its mercy : God has none. And man's forgiveness may be true and sweot, But yet he stoops to give it. More complete Is Love that lays forgiveness at thy feet, And pleads...

...thy flowers, and prayed, and sung, and slept ; Didst thou not know, poor child, thy place was kept ? Kind hearts are here ; yet would the tenderest one...And pleads with thee to raise it. Only Heaven Means croimed, not vanquished, when it says " Forgiven ! " Back hurried Sister Monica ; but where Was the...