The Biography of Robert Murray M'Cheyne by Andrew A. Bonar
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"_March 31._--The bull tosses in the net! How should the Christian imitate the anxieties of the worldling!" _April 17._--He heard of the death of one whom many friends had esteemed much and lamented deeply. This led him to touch the strings of his harp again, in a measure somewhat irregular, yet sad and sweet. "WE ALL DO FADE AS A LEAF." SHE LIVED-- So dying-like and frail, That every bitter gale Of winter seemed to blow Only to lay her low! She lived to show how He, Who stills the stormy sea, Can overrule the winter's power, And keep alive the tiniest flower-- Can bear the young lamb in his arms And shelter it from death's alarms. SHE DIED-- When spring, with brightest flowers, Was fresh'ning all the bowers. The linnet sung her choicest lay, When her sweet voice was hush'd for aye |
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