ANSWER TO THE CAMEL LESSON. AMONG the useful beasts Gen. xxiv. The faithful servant, led How highly honoured camels were, Though quite unfit for food, The water may be spent, They have such wondrous scent, When Israel once transgressed The camels with their masters came, Judges vi. 1-6. When they were led to pray, By Gideon's arm he sent relief. Judges vi. 7. And now the battle's o'er, Ornaments from their camels' necks Are 'mong the spoil that Israel takes. Judges viii. 21. How gracious is the Lord To man this humble friend. His goodness here may we adore, And sing His praises evermore. RHODA ALEXANDER. TIME AND ETERNITY. Ir was a fine saying of Lord W. Russell, who was beheaded in the reign of Charles II., when, on the scaffold, he delivered his watch to Dr. Gilbert Burnet, afterwards Bishop of Salisbury: "Here, sir," he said, "take this-it shows time. I am going nto eternity, and shall no longer have any need of it." THE LITTLE GLEANER, A Monthly Wagaxine for the Young. VOL. X. LONDON: HOULSTON AND WRIGHT, PATERNOSTER ROW. Price 1s, 9d., or Post-free from the Editor of "The Little Gleaner," Shefford, Beds, for 21 stamps. |