Cousin Hatty's Hymns and Twilight Stories by William Crosby;H. P. Nichols
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"We cannot see them, darling, The sheep of heaven, here; And far more beautiful than this Does that bright land appear. "Eye hath not seen, ear hath not heard, Nor tongue of man can tell The glories of that home above, Where all the good shall dwell." [Illustration] TWILIGHT. [Illustration: Letter T.] The happiest hour of all the day To me, is always last; When both my studies and my play, My walks and work, are past. When round the bright warm fire we come, With hearts so light and free, And all within our happy home Are talking quietly, |
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