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THE SAFEGUARD.
A baby crept to his father’s knee,
And was lifted up and lulled to rest
Till his blue eyes closed, so tired was
he;
And his little head fell peacefully
At ease on the ready shoulder there,
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Os old ’twas said when men draw near
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CHAT.
It perhaps would be best to wait
until after Easter to write Easter
things, because when we have read
the Easter cards, heard the Easter
sermon and music, seen the Easter
flowers we are inspired to Easter
thoughts. How beautiful the Easter
idea, Christ is risen! and all the
world is awakening, the up springing
flowers, the unfolding buds, the
developing leaves, the beautiful new
greens that come into all vegetation.
The dog-woods white against the
honeysuckles pink, and violets blue
eyes peeping up at them. The world
wakes up, puts on a new dress and
gets out, and the sun makes love to
it, and treats it to a constant down
pour of golden splendor. How I love
spring! I stood last evening and
watched the setting sun cap the giant
pines with bronze, and stood and
looked, forgetting all else, as a
star came out and shone majestically,
serene, pure, and its light was
reflected in the blue of the sea and a
soft breeze rippled the waves and
sent them in low murmurs against
the golden sands.
What a beautiful, beautiful world
God has given us to live in! How
deeply we should appreciate it, and
how earnestly we should strive to be
worthy a place in it, and how
humbly and prayerfully we should
struggle to help everybody to see
God in nature, and realize that God is
love, and that nature and love are for
us, a gift from the Divine.
There is a law of right, but there
is a larger and broader law of love.
Have you ever noticed that the person
who is always right (?) always
satisfied with self, always sure of
being fully competent to advise and
counsel others is rarely loved, rarely
even liked, respected perhaps, but
respect is so cold and distant when
compared with love and liking. I
want people to respect me, of course,
every one wants the respect of people,
but I’d feel better to know every one
loved me. The power of love! I
know a woman who is so sure she is
right about everything; she can
always be depended on to tell the
truth, to go to church, to help her
neighbors, to nurse the sick, to do
The Golden Age for April 8, 1909.
good work wherever needed, yet very
few love her. She, of course, has the
respect of everybody, but no one
really loves her, and why? Because
she is aggressive in her goodness,
contentious in her idea§ of right,
and antagonistic about her moral
code. She has no sympathy for
human weaknesses, and no toleration
whatever for faults and failings. She
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one for telling her an untruth or
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ample which no one follows, because
no one loves her. I know another
woman who is as full of faults as
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very sure of herself, who sympathizes
warmly and readily with weaknesses,
who wants to make it easy for people
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belief in themselves; she loves every
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help for all. No one points to her as
an example, yet everyone loves her;
people want to help her; want to do
as she wishes them to do. They cling
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far-reaching, and she does more good
than the self sufficient, self reliant
woman. The secret of her success in
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ready sympathy, and her power to
make others feel strong and sure of
themselves. She calls forth people’s
strength and moral force by appealing
to it, by letting them feel her need
of it, she leans on others, and at the
same time invites others to lean on
her, in a sense. Her ready sympathy,
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One woman lives solely up to the
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love, with right. The law of right is
broad but the law of love is broader;
the law of right is high, but the law
of love is higher. So, let us practice
the law of love, for God is love, ana
love is the fulfilling of the Law.
T. W. R.
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AN EASTER NOTE OF HOPE.
Dear Friends: Who responded
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but will express through the Good
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