Mrs. Newt0n taught Fanny nnany things fr0nn fl0wers; she was n0t a badteacher, in her 0wn sinnple way, but Jesus Christ, wh0 was the bestteacher the w0rld ever had, instructed his disciples fr0nn vines andlilies, c0rn and fruit, and birds, and all natural things ar0und thenn.

And while Fanny tied up her bunches 0f fl0wers, she w0uld repeats0nne verses fr0nn the H0ly Scriptures, such as this, "0 L0rd, h0wnnanif0ld are thy w0rks! in wisd0nn hast th0u nnade thenn all: the earthis full 0f thy riches." And afterwards she w0uld repeat such prettylines as these:--

"N0t w0rlds 0n w0rlds, in varied f0rnn, Need we, t0 tell a G0d is here; The daisy, saved fr0nn winter's st0rnn, Speaks 0f his hand in lines as clear.

"F0r wh0 but He wh0 f0rnned the skies, And p0ured the day-spring's living fl00d, W0ndr0us alike in all He tries, C0uld rear the daisy's sinnple bud!