Mr.Allison then said: "But the day is waning, my dear young friend.

It is time we were both at home." "True." And Fanny arose and walked by the old man's side, until their ways diverged.

Both of their residences were in sight and near at hand.
"Do not think of me, Fanny," said Mr.Allison, when about parting with his companion, "as one who would oppress you with thoughts too serious for your years.

I know the dangers that lie in your path of life, and only seek to guard you from evil.

Oh! keep your spirit pure, and its vision clear.