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Mabie, Hamilton Wright, 1845-1916

"Under the Trees and Elsewhere"


Are they blind, these flower-crowned, joy-seeking figures; or are we
blind who smile through tears at their illusions? On this island there
is but one answer to that question; for do we not know that they only
who believe and trust discern the truth, and that to faith and hope
alone is true vision given? "As yet lingers the twelfth hour and the
darkness, but the time will come when it shall be light, and man will
awaken from his lofty dreams and find--his dreams all there, and that
nothing is gone save his sleep."





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