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George Essex Evans - “But the Greatest of These is Charity”George Essex Evans - “But the Greatest of These is Charity”
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White faces turn to us again    Sad eyes from out their veils of clay: Strength stricken low, and hopeless pain,                Haunt us to-day. Their wild eyes burn across our sleep:    They haunt us in the busy throng With silent eloquence, more deep                Than word or song. Give: we are pawns upon the board;    We see not how Fate’s dice are thrown. The life swung by a trembling cord                Might be your own. Give: ’twill be meted back to thee    When Death who waits, soe’er we roam, Withdraws the veil that we may see                The Lights of Home.
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