The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-08-20

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strong l. TIA, man. be 10, 9nl y., strong
All Eo po yeryoI iha ad ae assspte Of wrong
Establish right
And free he |s ana g only :, l ne free
BY fortune undismayed
ICY 81 h1i% Dseiff e obeyed a''''s'' :
Beneath the sun and moon he fare.
1 He cannot fare am1ss.
Great nature hath him In her care,
( Her cause is his.
E,ne cannot sahe $im y Z, a !ssp} 81.
Fate esnao erus1 a Nc sa rise
Whose arms a heavenly friend supplies,
Against heavens foe.
which neither chance nor change can
w Ts's sss;ssses4 i sasss Il .s%
The ages on.
VII.
no base occasion nor in dread
!. or duty, sshunned he. eye.
Nor trucked to himself, nor wed
:, His to q. lie.
VIII.
Nor feared 10 follow in tn offense
or false opinion. his own sense
OF justice, unsubdued:
Il OF doing good. fl
IS i, !ees. Il, .nss, + 4 e 1. !,
Whom nought 9disgraceful done
Dlsgraces. Who knows nothing base
4 breads nothing known.
Not morseled out from i day to day
In petty aims the helpless prey
Il OF hours that have no pain,
His life is his to give away
I TO God and man.
No 10 more ,,,re Il tha n What the merely small
Esteem them. Mans opinion opinion,
Neither conferred nor can recall
This mans dominion.
XII.
Lord Of a lofty life Is he.
LOftily& living, though nc Dc 512 Js5-ts.sI
OF lowy birth, though poor,
Flo lacks not wealth nor high degree
In state obscure. 5
Though saddened, soiled mot. broken not,
Though burthened. by his mortal lot
!. TO striyeswitn mortal SIM 80 -.
Yet not with downward eye .morose:
Bf Gs,d p 70 ms MS own nof hearts saT So c s1se
But what he sees and hears and knows
ii And doth love well. ,ifs
Al creatures BY the De, dear q, God n made;
) OF green in grassy field
The myriad stars that overhead
Stud heavens blue shield.
waste shec wealth VIA IL sea Ssd
And the deep moaning heart.
The mighty human cry for bread,
In crowded mart.
BY these his heart7is touched, and sings
From ali its solemn-soundlng strings
Which love alone can thrill.
to the King OF Kings,
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XVIII.
For though o1Ea he Xs aGef denaen
The love within him stirs
Abroad, and with the hearts OF men
His own confers.
T The Brow brown. backed beggar in the street.
The spinner In the sun, ,ha..
The rbe sea Wpsr.c fsaRRndf m nun me VsA
In convent cold, the prisoner Lean
In llghtless den, the the r wa,,s queen
Hiding iding the the knife. to glide unseen
Between the gates.
He nothing human allen deems
Unto himself nor disesteems,
Mans meanest elatn up upon mere iam s;unbeams
!. Drop blessings upon him.
they kH ASK d dssh nasu 70 ,end dren'
With loving kindness eyer, j. ana
His high endeavor
rherefore, though mortal made, he can
work miracle the uncommon man
caves nothing commonplace,
rJe is the marvellous, TO span
The abyss Of space.
XIV.
TO make tho thing which IS not 10 %,
TO MI with heavens intinity
Eartl's finite; to make sound
rhe sick, to bind the broken, Tree
Tho prlson-bound;
XIV.
To call up spirits from, the deep.
70 be his ministers. to peep
Into the birth Of things;
TO move the n1oustatns, ana to sweep
With inner wings
KXYI.
The orb of time, Is his by falth;
And his. whilst breathing human breath
ia taste before he dies
rhe deep eventual calm Of death,
I.ife's latest prize.
5a.S XXV1I.
[f such a man there he, howe.er
the sun and moon ne rare
That man my friend to know,
70 me were sWeeter than TO wear
What kings hestoW,
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