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shrank, like us poor mortals, from the scrutiny of His Father’s eye, but 
always loved to center upon Himself the searching glance of Heaven. 
A poet sings so truthfully: 
“Real faith is like the suns fair flower, 
Which ’midst the clouds that shroud it, and the winds 
That wave it to and fro, and all the change 
Of air, and earth, and sky, does rear its head, 
And looketh up, still steadfast , to its God.” 
— Anon. 
“Much is little everywhere 
If God the labor do not share; 
So work with God , and nothing’s lost; 
Who works with Him does best and most! 
Work on, work on!” 
— Anon. 
f^eliotrope 
A very fragrant plant of the genus Heliotropum , called also turn¬ 
sole, or girasole. The most frequent species is II. peruvianum. 
“But one, the lofty follower of the Sun, 
Sad when he sets, shuts up her golden leaves, 
Drooping all night; and, when he warm returns, 
Points her enamored bosom to his ray.” 
— Thomson. 
Obedience to Divine Inspirations. 
“Though man sits still and takes his ease, 
God is at work on man; 
No means, no moments unemployed, 
To bless him, if he can.” 
— Young. 
