382. C. M. Doddridge.

The Same.

1 O, may our sympathizing breasts

The generous pleasure know,

Kindly to share in others' joy,

And weep for others' woe!

2 Where'er the helpless sons of grief

In low distress are laid,

Soft be our hearts their pains to feel,

And swift our hands to aid.

3 O, be the law of love fulfilled

In every act and thought,

Each angry passion far removed,

Each selfish view forgot!

4 Be thou, my heart, dilated wide

With this kind, social grace,

And, in one grasp of fervent love,

All earth and heaven embrace.

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