Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-04-18

despair. Work, Mammonish,
muncaton get work done will itself
lead and truth to Natures appointments and
regulations which truth
The latest Gospel this world is thy work and do it.
Know hye long enough has that poor self of thine tor
mened thee thou wilt get to "know it, beeve think
thy this of knowing myself thou unknowabe
individuals know what thou work at and work at like
Hercules That will be thy better plan
Destiny, the whole, has other way Of culvang
formless chaos e1 round and rounder
ranges by of gravity spherical
longer chaos but round compacted world What would
become of the earth did she revolver In the old
EARTH long she evoves all inequalities Irregularities dsperse
themselves all irregularities necessarily becoming regular
Hast thou looked the potter Wheel of the veneabest
Objects old the prophet Ezekiel and far oder Rude Jumps of
clay they spin themselves up by quick whrng
Dishes And fancy the aduou potter but
Wheel reduced make dishes, rather anonymous
boche by kneadg and baking Even such potter
destiny, soul that would and lie that
would work and spin OF idle unrevovng the kndest
destiny like assuous potter without Wheel bake and
nothing botch let her spend him what expen
sive coong, what gliding and enamelng she will he but
botch Not DISH buging kneaded, crooked, shambling
anonymous botch enameed vessel OF dis
honor Let the idle think of this.
Blessed he who has found his work. let him ask other
bccness He has work life purpose he has found it. and
will follow it! How, a flowing channel dug and torn by
noble through the mudwamp of ones existence like
ever-decpening there and flows draining off the
fostering gradually from the root of the emotes
blade making, instead of pestlena swamp, green fruitful
How blessed meadow
itself let the stream and its value be great SMALL Labor e
the the worker rises his force the
sacred celestial life beathed into him by Almighty Cod
his awakens him all nobeness all know
edge knowledge and much else work fifty begins
knowledge the knowledge that will hold good working ceave
that herself accredits that, says yea that
Properly thou hast other knowledge but what thou hast got by
workings the yet all hypothesis of knowledge: thing
argued schools, thing floating the Clouds in endless
logic voiccs try and fix it doubt OF whatever kind
can be ended by action alone
And again thou valued patience courage,
openns light readiness myself Mistaken to do better
All all virtues, wrestling with the dim brute
powers ordering of thy fellows such wrese there and
elsewhere ALL thou wilt continually learn Set down brave
Christopher the middle of black ruined stoneheap of foolish
bishops tape officials idle Nell Gwyn defenders
whether he will raise Paus cathedral
of all that yea MOI Rough rude, contradictory all
things and persons from the munous and Irish hodmen
up Nell Gwyn defenders clustering red tape officials
foolish unarcheural bishops All these things and
there Chstophes sake and his caheda they there
mainly Christopher will have conquer and
all these if he be able. All these against him.
Equitable herself who her mathematics and archec
the of her. but deep the hidden heart of her
nature herself is but partially him. wholly against
he consan her mott His money where is it to come from?
The pous England lies far scattered distant unable
speak and am here be spoken to before can
speak. Pous muncence and all help silent invisible like
gods mpcdmen contradictions manifold loud and near
brave Sir Christopher trust thou in those Notwithstanding and
all these; understand all these by valiant patience noble
effort insight vnquh and compel all these and on the WHOLE
strike down VIGOROUSLY the last topstonc of that Paus ece thy
centuries the stamp great man impressed
very egibly in Portland there
Yes all of work, and pous response from or
nature is always call SILENT speak light
till i'll be till it be spoken Every noble work first
impossible In truth for noble work the possibilities
will lie through immensely inaicuae undiscoverable
except to Gideon thou shalt spread thy fleece
whether under the wide arch OF heaven
there be any bouncous moisture Thy and life
pose shall miraculous Gidon fleece spread out silent
appeal to heaven kind mmenses, what from the
Door unknd localities country parishes there