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1851–1926

GRACE.

Rose Hawthorne Lathrop

Ill-wrought life we look at as we die! Mistaken, selfish, meagre, and unmeet; So graven on the hearts that cruelly We have deprived of many an hour sweet:

O ill-wrought life we look at as we die! O day of God we look at as we die! Grace, like a river flowing toward our feet; Wide pardon blowing with the breezes by;

Love telling us bright tales of the Complete;— While listening, hoping, thanking, lo, we die!

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