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In loving remembrance of Mrs. Eliza Maret Moberly, who died Feb-i ruary, 16,1901. jIn the gray dawn of the morning, she went away from us. We could j not see the angel hand that clasped the busy fingers that had never ceased their unselfish and loving labors for us—we could not hear the Heavenly voice that whispered “ Come, ” but j she felt the clasp and heard the word,' and passed through the Beautiful; Gate into happiness forever, while we wept for the pain of parting. It is! written, “Eye hath not seen, nor ear i heard, neither have entered into the ! heart of man, the things which God hath prepared for them that love him.” Then how great must have!been her joy when Heaven’s bright and showing glories burst upon her and she met again the dear one’s God had long since called ! And how vain it is for us to think of her as dead, i w’hen she is in the midst of life, eternal! “Teach us Lord, to think ofW Iher still the same, we pray, she is not1 dead—she is just away.”Heu Ciiildkex.
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Lancaster Central Record

Lancaster, Kentucky, US

Thu, Apr 18, 1901

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