COMFORT IN SORROW.

'When I would comfort myself against sorrow,
my heart is faint in me.'-JER. viii, 18.

'Faint not when the dark sky lowers,
And all seemeth gloom above;
For 'tis then refreshing showers
Come to cheer the drooping flowers,

And these teach us "GOD is love."-P. 61.

FROM THE POETICAL WRITINGS OF

G. WASHINGTON MOON, F.R.S.L.,
Author of 'The Soul's Desires Breathed to God,'

'The Soul's Inquiries Answered in the Words of Scripture,' &c.
AND FROM

'God's exceeding Great and Precious Promises :' 2 Pet. i, 4.

LONDON: HATCHARDS, PICCADILLY.

1873.