OCTOBER 19TH.

OCTOBER 20TH

If I happened to hear to-morrow
That your manners were rude,
Or your conduct not good,

It would break my heart with sorrow!

OCTOBER 19TH.

M. E. B.

Command your temper, guard your tongue,

Lest they have sway undue.

Build up actions great.

OCTOBER 20TH.

Do not be beguiled

Mrs. Osgood.

Muloch.

Yet so rich in all that's girlhood's praise,

Did Job himself upon her goodness gaze

A little better she would surely make him.

Muloch.

This is love to do his will,
Speaking truth; forsaking ill,
Bearing and forbearing still.

Harriet Mc Ewer Kimball.

OCTOBER 22D.

Such a sweetness, such a grace

In all thy speech appear.

That what to the eye is beauty's face

That thy tongue is to the ear.

Cowley.

OCTOBER 23D.

Reading aloud with a very grave look

Some very "wise saw" from some very grave book

You say she is "common place,"
But there you make a mistake;
I would I could think she were so,
For other maidens' sake.

OCTOBER 22D.

OCTOBER 23D.

OCTOBER 25TH.

OCTOBER 26TH.