The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. Viii, No. 357, October 30, 1886
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Yes, youth will wane as the years go by; Too soon do the rose-leaves scattered lie, But charms there are which may never die.
And hence it happens that oft we trace Through timeworn features the soul's sweet grace, And beauty lives in a faded face.
SYDNEY GREY.
[Illustration] HEALTHY LIVES FOR WORKING GIRLS.
"Grant her in health and wealth long to live. " These are the words in which many of us, Sunday after Sunday, pray forour gracious Queen. We desire for her health and wealth; an...d justly so;both are necessary. The one for her comfort, and to enable her toperform her arduous duties; the other for her exalted rank and position.
For ourselves, however, it is to be hoped we rarely pray for what istermed wealth; but, on the other hand, how needful it is that we shouldsupplicate unceasingly for health. "Grant me health, Lord, to perform mydaily task. " We have, indeed, need to ask for that unpurchasable, thatpriceless blessing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes, youth will wane as the years go by; Too soon do the rose-leaves scattered lie, But charms there are which may never die.
And hence it happens that oft we trace Through timeworn features the soul's sweet grace, And beauty lives in a faded face.
SYDNEY GREY.
[Illustration] HEALTHY LIVES FOR WORKING GIRLS.
"Grant her in health and wealth long to live. " These are the words in which many of us, Sunday after Sunday, pray forour gracious Queen. We desire for her health and wealth; an...d justly so;both are necessary. The one for her comfort, and to enable her toperform her arduous duties; the other for her exalted rank and position.
For ourselves, however, it is to be hoped we rarely pray for what istermed wealth; but, on the other hand, how needful it is that we shouldsupplicate unceasingly for health. "Grant me health, Lord, to perform mydaily task. " We have, indeed, need to ask for that unpurchasable, thatpriceless blessing.
What to read after The Girl's Own Paper, Vol. Viii, No. 357, October 30, 1886?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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