'And He hath said, "How beautiful the feet!" The "feet" so weary, travel-stained, and worn-- The "feet" that humbly, patiently have borne The toilsome way, the pressure, and the heat. 'The "feet," not hasting on with winged might, Nor strong to trample down the opposing foe; So lowly, and so human, they must go By painful steps to scale the mountain height. 'Not unto all the tuneful lips are given, The ready tongue, the words so strong and sweet; Yet all may turn, with humble, willing "feet," And bear to darkened souls the light from heaven. 'And fall they while the goal far distant lies, With scarce a word yet spoken for their Lord-- His sweet approval He doth yet accord; Their "feet" are beauteous in the Master's eyes. 'With weary human "feet" He, day by day, Once trod this earth to work His acts of love; And every step is chronicled above His servants take to follow in His way.' Sarah Geraldina Stock. Chapter V. Our Voices kept for Jesus. _'Keep my voice, and let me sing_ _Always, only, for my King.'_ I have wondered a little at being told by an experienced worker, that in many cases the voice seems the last and hardest thing to yield entirely to the King; and that many who think and say they have consecrated all to the Lord and His service, 'revolt' when it comes to be a question of whether they shall sing 'always, only,' for their King. They do not mind singing a few general sacred songs, but they do not see their way to really singing always and only unto and for Him. They want to bargain and balance a little. They question and argue about what proportion they may keep for self-pleasing and company-pleasing, and how much they must 'give up'; and who will and who won't like it; and what they 'really _must_ sing,' and what they 'really must _not_ sing' at certain times and places; and what 'won't do,' and what they 'can't very well help,' and so on. And so when the question, 'How much owest thou unto my Lord?' is applied to this particularly pleasant gift, it is not met with the loyal, free-hearted, happy response, 'All! yes, _all_ for Jesus!'