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Christensen, E. 100i Heiner, John Reiner, David Flake, Albert Some years ago while a party of tourists were enroute through Georgia, they were entertained upon the cars by a little deaf and mute girl, the daughter of a well known citizen of the State. Finally, at the solicitation of her father, the little girl reeited by gestures the "Lord's Prayer." This she did kneelingand in a manner which made every sign expressive and deeply touched tin. lookers-on- . Mr. Rarton Hill, the actor, immediately wrote out the following and handed it to the child's father. It is one of the most beautiful poems ever brought to our notice. To A. E. E. That desolate our land, Nor suffer thee to speak with man, Lest thou should'st understand How poor, how weak we mortals are, Row we abuse our powers. What miseries our crimes intlict On this sad earth of ours. Therefore he blessed thee with a soul, Only two angels given. And left two senses as a pledge Of thy return to heaven. Lips that refuse to speak on earth The language of the saints, And ears that must not listen to Mortality's complaints. When thy pure mission is fulfilled. And thou return 'st above, To nestle at the Saviour's feet, Thou minister of love, Surely the whole immortal sphere, With melody shall ring, For thou shall speak with angels then. And hear the Seraphs sing. Enough for us to see thine eyes, That make the planets pnje, To hear the rippling, joyous laugh That thy pure thoughts exhale. To watch thy waving golden hair Tinged with the setting sun, And note how true a heart can speak Taught by the only one! Dumb? When thy very soul, inspired Heyond the power of speech, Can utter the Lord's prayer in tones That language cannot reach! Dumb? When thy little hands are clasped In eloquence of prayer, And every glance ascends to heaven, Entreating for ns there! Dumb? When those fingers can express "Forgive," 4iThy kingdom come;'" Thou hast thy faculties in full, And ice are deaf and dumb. 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