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where her fluttering silver pinions Follow the track of the crimson day。 

     Is   rest   where   cloudlets   slowly   creep�察  �And   sobbing   winds   forget   to 

grieve�察�And quiet waters gently heave�察�As if they rocked the ship to sleep�拭�

Ah no� �that southern vapour white Will bring a tempest ere the night�察�And 

thunder through the quiet Heaven�察�Lashing the sea in its angry might。 

     The battle´field lies still and cold�察�While stars that watch in silent light 

Gleam   here   and   there   on   weapons   bright�察  �In   weary   sleepers'   slackened 

hold�察�Nay�察�though they dream of no alarm�察�One bugle sound will stir that 

calm�察�And all the strength of two great nations�察�Eager for battle�察�will rise 

and arm。 

     Pause where the Pilgrim's day is done�察�Where scrip and staff aside are 

laid�察�And�察�resting in the silent shade�察�They watch the slowly sinking sun。 

Ah no�  �that   worn   and   weary  band Must   journey  long   before they  stand�察�

With   bleeding   feet�察  �and   hearts   rejoicing�察  �Kissing   the   dust   of   the   Holy 

Land。 

     Then find a soul who meets at last A noble prize but hard to gain�察�Or 

joy   long   pleaded   for   in   vain�察  �Now   sweeter   for   a   bitter   past。 Ah   no�   �for 

Time can rob her yet�察�And even should cruel Time forget�察�Then Death will 

come�察�and�察�unrelenting�察�Brand her with sorrowful long regret。 

     Seek farther�察�farther yet�察�oh Dove� �Beyond the Land�察�beyond the Sea�察�

There shall be rest for thee and me�察�For thee and me and those I love。 I 

heard a promise gently fall�察�I heard a far´off Shepherd call The weary and 

the broken´hearted�察�Promising rest unto each and all。 

     It   is   not   marred   by   outward   strife�察  �It   is   not   lost   in   calm   repose�察  �It 

heedeth neither joys nor woes�察�Is not disturbed by death or life�察�Through�察�

and beyond them�察�lies our Rest�此�Then cease�察�oh Heart�察�thy longing quest� �

And thou�察�my Dove�察�with silver pinions Flutter again to thy quiet nest� �



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         VERSE�此                  �THE TYRANT AND 

                         THE CAPTIVE 



    It was midnight when I listened�察�And I heard two Voices speak�察�One 

was harsh�察�and stern�察�and cruel�察�And the other soft and weak�此�Yet I saw no 

Vision    enter�察 �And    I  heard   no   steps  depart�察  �Of  this  Tyrant    and  his 

Captive�察 � 。 。 FATE it might be and a HEART。 

    Thus   the   stern Voice   spake   in   triumph�此�   ;I   have   shut   your   life   away 

From the radiant world of nature�察�And the perfumed light of day。 You�察�who 

loved to steep your spirit In the charm of Earth's delight�察�See no glory of 

the daytime�察�And no sweetness of the night。; 

    But the soft Voice answered calmly�此 �Nay�察�for when the March winds 

bring Just a whisper to my window�察�I can dream the rest of Spring�察�And to´ 

day I saw a Swallow Flitting past my prison bars�察�And my cell has just one 

corner Whence at night I see the stars。; 

    But its bitter taunt repeating�察�Cried the harsh Voice�此 �Where are they 

´ All the friends of former hours�察�Who forget your name to´day�拭�All the 

links of love are shattered�察�Which you thought so strong before�察�And your 

very heart is lonely�察�And alone since loved no more。; 

    But the low Voice spoke still lower�此         � ;Nay�察�I know the golden chain 

Of my love is purer�察�stronger�察�For the cruel fire of pain�此�They remember 

me no longer�察�But I�察�grieving here alone�察�Bind their souls to me for ever 

By the love within their own。; 

    But the Voice cried�此� ;Once remember You devoted soul and mind To 

the   welfare   of   your   brethren�察�And   the   service   of   your   kind。   Now�察  �what 

sorrow can you comfort�拭�You�察�who lie in helpless pain�察�With an impotent 

compassion Fretting out your life in vain。; 

     ;Nay�察─�and then the gentle answer Rose more loud�察�and full�察�and clear�此�

;For the sake of all my brethren I thank God that I am here� �Poor had been 

my Life's best efforts�察�Now I waste no thought or breath ´ For the prayer of 

those who suffer Has the strength of Love and Death。; 



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             VERSE�此                   �THE CARVER'S 

                                 LESSON 



     Trust   me�察  �no  mere    skill  of  subtle  tracery�察 �No   mere    practice   of  a 

dexterous hand�察�Will suffice�察�without a hidden spirit�察�That we may�察�or may 

not�察�understand。 

    And   those   quaint   old   fragments   that   are  left   us   Have   their  power   in 

this��the    Carver    brought    Earnest    care�察 �and   reverent    patience�察   �only 

Worthily to clothe some noble thought。 

     Shut then in the petals of the flowers�察�Round the stems of all the lilies 

twine�察�Hide beneath each bird's or angel's pinion�察�Some wise meaning or 

some thought divine。 

    Place   in   stony   hands   that   pray   for   ever   Tender   words   of   peace�察  �and 

strive to wind Round the leafy scrolls and fretted niches Some true�察�loving 

message to your kind。 

     Some will praise�察�some blame�察�and�察�soon forgetting�察�Come and go�察�nor 

even pause to gaze�察�Only now and then a passing stranger Just may loiter 

with a word of praise。 

    But   I think�察  �when   years   have   floated onward�察�And   the   stone is   grey�察�

and dim�察�and old�察�And the hand forgotten that has carved it�察�And the heart 

that dreamt it still and cold�察�

     There may come some weary soul�察�o'erladen With perplexed struggle 

in his brain�察�Or�察�it may be�察�fretted with life's turmoil�察�Or made sore with 

some perpetual pain。 

     Then�察   �I  think  those   stony   hands   will  open�察   �And   the  gentle   lilies 

overflow�察�With the blessing and the loving token That you hid there many 

years ago。 

    And the tendrils will unroll�察�and teach him How to solve the problem 

of his pain�察�And the birds' and angels' wings shake downward On his heart 

a sweet and tender rain。 

    While   he   marvels   at   his   fancy�察  �reading   Meaning   in   that   quaint   and 

ancient scroll�察�Little guessing that the loving Carver Left a message for his 



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weary soul。 



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              VERSE�此                 �THREE ROSES 



    Just when the red June Roses blow She gave me one��a year ago。 A 

Rose whose   crimson   breath   revealed The secret   that   its heart   concealed�察�

And whose half shy�察�half tender grace Blushed back upon the giver's face。 

A year agoa year ago ´ To hope was not to know。 

    Just when the red June Roses blow I plucked her one��a month ago�此�

Its half´blown crimson to eclipse�察�I laid it on her smiling lips�察�The balmy 

fragrance of the south Drew sweetness from her sweeter mouth。 Swiftly do 

golden hours creep�察 � To hold is not to keep。 

    The red June Roses now are past�察�This very day I broke the last ´ And 

now its perfumed breath is hid�察�With her�察�beneath a coffin´lid�察�There will 

its petals fall apart�察�And wither on her icy heart�此� At three red Roses' cost 

My world was gained and lost。 



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               VERSE�此                 �MY PICTURE 

                             GALLERY 



                                          I。 



    You    write  and  think  of  me�察  �my   friend�察 �with  pity�察 �While  you   are 

basking in the light of Rome�察�Shut up within the heart of this great city�察�

Too busy and too poor to leave my home。 



                                         II。 



    You think my life debarred all rest or pleasure�察�Chained all day to my 

ledger and   my   pen�察�Too   sickly  even   to   use   my   little   leisure To   bear   me 

from the strife and din of men。 



                                         III。 



    Well�察�it is true�察�yet�察�now the days are longer�察�At sunset I can lay my 

writing down�察�And slowly crawl ��summer has made me stronger�� Just to 

the nearest outskirt of the town。 



                                         IV。 



    There   a   wide   Common�察  �blackened   though   and   dreary   With   factory 

smoke�察�spreads outward to the West�察�I lie down on the parched´up grass�察�if 

weary�察�Or lean against a broken wall to rest。 



                                          V。 



    So might a King�察�turning to Art's rich treasure�察�At evening�察�when the 

cares of state were done�察�Enter his royal gallery�察�drinking pleasure Slowly 

from each great picture�察�one by one。 



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                                           VI。 



    Towards   the   West   I   turn   my   weary   spirit�察  �And   watch   my   pictures�此�

one   each   night   is   mine。   Earth   and   my   soul�察  �sick   of   day's   toil�察  �inherit A 

portion of that luminous peace divine。 



                                          VII。 



    There I have seen a sunset's crimson glory�察�Burn as if earth were one 

great Altar's   blaze�察  �Or�察  �like   the   closing   of   a   piteous   story�察  �Light   up   the 

misty world with dying rays。 



                                          VIII。 



    There I have seen the Clouds�察�in pomp and splendour�察�Their gold and 

purple   banners   all unfurl�察�There   I   have   watched   colours�察 �more   faint   and 

tender Than pure and delicate tints upon a pearl。 



                                           IX。 



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