,,my ,,flower-,,pot4 ,illustration ,,concord1 ,n4 ,h43 ,,rufus ,,merrill4 ,,child',s ,,picture ,,book4 ,illustration ,,concord1 ,n4 ,h43 ,,rufus ,,merrill4 ,illustration ,i love the flowers1 the fragrant flowers6 ,they're fairy things to me2 ,they seem like angels sent to bless1 ,and teach of purity4 ,,my ,,flower-,,pot4 ,illustration ,,flowers4 ,there is beauty in flowers ,when kissed by the showers ,that fall in the bowers ,of gardens so fair1 ,when music is telling ,in notes that are swelling1 ,and love is excelling1 ,aloft in the air4 ,illustration ,birds now are singing1 ,deep valleys are ringing1 ,and harmony bringing ,content to the mind4 ,flowers are caressing1 ,and sending a blessing ,to all now confessing ,to be to them kind4 ,illustration ,minds soon are roving ,to lands that are blooming ,afar from the glooming ,of woe and despair1 ,saying1 ,come to the bowers ,filled with rare flowers-- ,nature's kind dowers1 ,free as the air4 ,illustration ,come1 my love1 and do not spurn ,from a little flower to learn3 ,see the lily on the bed1 ,hanging down its modest head2 ,while it scarcely can be seen1 ,folded in its leaf of green4 ,illustration ,yet we love the lily well1 ,for its sweet and pleasant smell1 ,and would rather call it ours ,than many other gayer flowers2 ,pretty lilies seem to be ,emblems of humility4 ',tis not beauty that we prize1-- ,like a summer flower it dies4 ,illustration ,but humility will last1 ,fair and sweet1 when beauty's past2 ,and the ,saviour1 from above1 ,views a humble child with love4 ,come1 my love1 and do not spurn ,from a little flower to learn3 ,let your temper be as sweet ,as the lily at your feet2 ,be as gentle1 be as mild3 ,be a modest1 simple child4 ,the ,forget-me-not4 ,there is a sweet1 a lovely flower1 ,tinged deep with faith's unchanging hue1 ,pure as the ether in its hour ,of loveliest and serenest blue4 ,the streamlet's gentle side it seeks1 ,the silent fount1 the shaded grot2 ,and sweetly to the heart it speaks-- ,forget-me-not1 forget-me-not4 ,illustration ,see the flowers1 how they grow2 ,hear the winds that gently blow4 ,bird and insect1 flower and tree1 ,know they must not idle be2 ,each has something it must do-- ,little children1 so must you4 ,illustration ,the buds and the blossoms1 ,how bright to the view6 ,like jewels and diamonds1 ,they sparkle with dew4 ,the sun's rising beams ,have greeted each flower3 ,how lovely the scene1 ,how peaceful the hour6 ,illustration ,all nature awakens ,from a night of soft sleep1 ,and the insects once more ,from their hiding-holes creep4 ,the old birds have flown ,far away to get food1 ,while anxiously wait ,their timid young brood4 ,to our ,father in heaven ,our voices we'll raise1 ,with feelings most fervent1 ,in songs to his praise4 ,dear ,saviour1 to love thee ,our hearts are inclined2 ,oh1 teach us1 we pray thee1 ,thy precepts to mind6 ,upon our heart-garden1 ,oh1 let thy love rain1 ,like fresh summer showers ,upon the young grain4 ,like soft1 gentle dew ,upon the dry earth1 ,which opens the old buds1 ,and to new ones gives birth4 ,illustration ,o1 teach us to offer ,good deeds in thy praise1 ,and acts of true charity ,be the hymns that we raise4 ,from all that will harm us1 ,or sorrow will bring1 ,oh1 keep us1 dear ,lord1 ,beneath thy bright wing4 ,illustration ,,who ,,made ,,the ,,flowers8 ,say1 ,ma6 did ,god make all the flowers ,that richly bloom to-day8 ,and is it he that sends sweet showers ,to make them look so gay8 ,did he make all the mountains ,that rear their heads so high8 ,and all the little fountains ,that glide so gently by8 ,and does he care for children small8 ,say1 ,ma6 does ,god love me8 ,has he the guardian care of all ,the various things we see8 ,yes6 yes6 my child1 he made them all1-- ,flowers1 mountains1 plants and tree2 ,no man so great1 no child so small1 ,that from his eye can flee6 ,illustration ,,rufus ,,merrill1 ,,opposite ,,gass' ,,hotel1 ,,concord1 ,n4 ,h4 ,,manufactures ,,diaries for each year1 ,,family ,,expenditure ,,diaries1 ,,tuck ,,memorandums of all sizes1 ,,blank ,,note ,,books1 ,,blank ,,receipt ,,books1 ,,court ,,dockets1 ,,town ,,records1 ,,inventory ,,books1 ,,county ,,records1 ,,blank ,,deeds1 ,,leases1 ,,court ,,and ,,justice ,,writs1 and all other ,blanks used by ,sheriffs1 ,justices1 ,selectmen1 c4 c4 -- ,r4 ,m4 is general ,agent for all ,,reviews1 ,,magazines1 and ,,periodicals1 and will furnish them at the publishers' prices4