k why the 1 to get a ey could, les in the as indeed the prinelp them would be ng else I nstantly ocieties, n mind th into ention ted to provea few , the sound of the wind dying away, have sometimes been sufficient to awaken the spirit of harmony in some master-mind, and so led to the composition of the music which has thrilled and delighted all who have heard it; so, it is hoped, the suggestions here made may be of use to many minds, and that anything already effected may be as the drop to the showers, or as the first buds of spring to the luxuriance of summer." May it please "Him from whom all holy desires, all good counsels, and all just works do proceed," to make this volume the means of awakening new interest and inspiring new zeal for the physical, moral and religious improvement of the HOMES of the POOR! P. |