.
And do Thou prosper all
Who on Thy goodness call,
And take their sins away
Who have not learned to pray.
O Father, Son, and Dove,
Dear Trinity of Love,
Hear Thou my even-song
And keep me brave and strong.

SATURDAY NIGHT.

If death upon me creep
While I in darkness sleep,
Dear Lord! whose time is best,
Be Thou my bed and rest!
Then at Thy smile of light
Will my dark cell grow bright,
And angel-sentinels
Ring the sweet morning bells.
O Father, Son, and Dove,
Dear Trinity of Love,
Hear Thou my even-song
And keep me brave and strong.

C.

There is no bitterness
Without some lump of sweet;
Without some blessedness
There is no sad defeat.

And there is no confusion
Without some order fair,
No infinite diffusion
But unity is there.

The goodness of the Lord
Is round about us here;
Beholding it reward
To fill the heart with cheer.

All things are ever tending
To some divine event,
The sweet and bitter blending
With some divine intent.

All things are ever tending
To some divine event,
The sweet to have no ending--
Avaunt! O Discontent.

Brave men and women all,
How are we comforted
With honey out of gall,
Served with our daily bread!

FINIS.

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Footnote 1: The way of the cross the way of light.

Footnote 2: O Liberty! how they have counterfeited thee!

It is generally understood, however, that her last words were: _O
Liberte! que de crimes on commet en ton nom!_ (O Liberty! what crimes
are committed in thy name!)

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