[545] Adˊ-e-quate, equal; fully sufficient.
[546] Labˊ-y-rinth, a labyrinth, among the ancients, was a building made with many winding passages, so that a person could hardly avoid being lost. Hence, any difficult windings or ways; any thing that is much entangled or very perplexing.
[547] In-conˊ-stan-cy, a want of fixedness or firmness of mind; unsteadiness; fickleness.
[548] Om-nipˊ-o-tence, almighty power; God.
LXXIV.—THE DOUBTING HEART.
ADELAIDE A. PROCTOR.
FIRST VOICE.
1. Where are the swallows fled?
Frozen and dead,