Show r. r e Dr Vicissitude i e The world may pass its judgment on us us well well 1 tz 11 y No need that this should make us faint at heart The bitterest sorrows often may impart A courage firm endurance which shall swell i The soul to noblest deeds though now the knell They ring for what appears the greater part r f Though from our bleeding wounds the pain and smart A Bid us resigned take to the hermits hermit's cell day To-day the world is cold to-morrow to warm n Who stands his ground against the driving storm y Shall see the beetling clouds all break away I To brightest sunshine of most glorious day 3 That fickle world which once was keen to harm t Each hardest toil with double joy repay t Chicago Weekly iii i i 1 |