THE BUILDERS.
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All are The architects Of Fate, igbel


Working in these walls Of Time, aE 8
+ Some with massive deeds and great,
MI Some with ornaments Of fryme. ba
I Nothing useless is, or low; joH gltEH


Each thing in its place is best. d9fa
And what seems but idle show 5'tF


Strengthens and supports the rest.


For the structure that we raise,


+ Time is with materials filed; 3tlgi
Our to days and yesterdays an nulf :
I n Are the books with which we build.
Truly shape and fashion these;
Leave no yawning cape betweenjGe2J ?
y Think not, because no man sees, H8
Such thing shall remain unseen. y
In the elder days Of Art, Il .a...


Builders wrought with greatest care
I Each minute and unseen, part,
1 For the gods see every where. ".
Let us do our work as well,


Il Both the unseen and the seen; ,...
& Make the house where gods may dwell,


Beautiful, entire and clean. y ,sa,o
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Else our lives are incomplete,


Standing in these walls of Time,


Broken siairways, where the feet ef X


Stumble as they seek to climb. t
Build to day !, then, strong and sure, 'I'.'
.qa With firm and ample base;
And ascending and secure
Y Shall to morrow find its place.
Thus alone can we attain .


To thos turrets, where the eye


Sees thee as one vast plain


r And one boundless reach Of sky. ,,>.