...American patriotic will. The problem, like the fate of the nation, was left to divine dispensation: "Negro woman, who sittest pining in captivity, and weepest over thy sick child, though no one sees thee, God sees thee; though no one pities thee, God pities thee. Raise thy voice, forlorn and...

...indeed, Lucy : but now let me read to you, mother, what I like better still.' ' Negro woman, who sktest pining in captivity, and weepest over thy sick child...assuredly he will hear thee. ' Monarch, that rulest over a hundred states, whose frown is terrible as death, and whose armies cover the land, boast not thyself,...

...them all ; He heareth them all ; He taketh care of all : none are so great | that He cannot piinish them ; none are so mean | that He will not protect...weepest over thy sick child ! though no one seeth thee, Gbd | seeth thee; though no one pi'tieth thee, G6d | pitieth thee: raise thy v6ice, forlorn and abandoned...