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And yet, if we but did our part as well As God does His; if all our common days, Free from anxiety, were filled with praise And work: our faith would all the fear dispel, And great accomplishment would enter in To lives now spoiled by fretfulness and sin. February the Seventh Page Thirty LIBRARY WINDOWS in 2Uloom Page Thirty-one jl I- I B R A R Y WIND C) W S I ^5^ /^ *7 OR weeks I ve tried that purple ^ Tl flush to see ^^ Which writers say o erspreads the elms in bloom; But at the best, when su...nshine floods the room, They only seem a reddish brown to me; I can imagine though, if wholly free To choose the setting snow, let us assume, With neutral sky the elm trees plume on plume Would glow with color complementary. It may be that the Lord would sometimes bring To us a touch of beauty or of grace, Could He detach us from the commonplace Of selfish interests to which we cling; What glory from the Rich Young Man would fall Had he but answered to the Master s call! February the Twenty-eighth Page Thirty-two LIBRARY WINDOWS JFruttage Page Thirty-three TT LIBRARY WINDOWS J sWd C>^EPARTING clouds have left the 1 sky serene, Ot^ And elms so lately clothed in ruddy brown Have shaken all their blossom-chaff adown Their lichen-covered limbs; the lichen s sheen Is richly bronze, and of a lustrous green In harmony, is the samara gown In which each elm is dressed: Now comes the crown Of all the year, the fruit-time long foreseen.
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And yet, if we but did our part as well As God does His; if all our common days, Free from anxiety, were filled with praise And work: our faith would all the fear dispel, And great accomplishment would enter in To lives now spoiled by fretfulness and sin. February the Seventh Page Thirty LIBRARY WINDOWS in 2Uloom Page Thirty-one jl I- I B R A R Y WIND C) W S I ^5^ /^ *7 OR weeks I ve tried that purple ^ Tl flush to see ^^ Which writers say o erspreads the elms in bloom; But at the best, when su...nshine floods the room, They only seem a reddish brown to me; I can imagine though, if wholly free To choose the setting snow, let us assume, With neutral sky the elm trees plume on plume Would glow with color complementary. It may be that the Lord would sometimes bring To us a touch of beauty or of grace, Could He detach us from the commonplace Of selfish interests to which we cling; What glory from the Rich Young Man would fall Had he but answered to the Master s call! February the Twenty-eighth Page Thirty-two LIBRARY WINDOWS JFruttage Page Thirty-three TT LIBRARY WINDOWS J sWd C>^EPARTING clouds have left the 1 sky serene, Ot^ And elms so lately clothed in ruddy brown Have shaken all their blossom-chaff adown Their lichen-covered limbs; the lichen s sheen Is richly bronze, and of a lustrous green In harmony, is the samara gown In which each elm is dressed: Now comes the crown Of all the year, the fruit-time long foreseen.
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