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Keep puslling-'tis wiser

 Than sitting aside, And dreaming and sighIng

 And waiting the tide: In lile's earnest battle

 TAey only prevail, Who daily march onward A- And never say fail. With an eye ever open,

 A tongue that's not dumb, And heart that will never

 To sorrow succumb-- You'll battle and conquer

 Though thousands assaii How strong and how mighty

 Who never say fail The spirit of angels

 Is active 1 know, As higher and Higher In glory they go; Methinks on bright pinions

 From Heaven they sail, To cheer and encourage

 '"o hrNci say iail' Ahead then keep pushing,

 And elbow your way. Unheeding the envious And asses that bray; All obstacles vanish,

 A enemies quail, In the might of their wisdom c Who never say fail. In life's rosy morning,

 In manhood's firm pride, Let this be the motto,

 Your footsteps 10 guide; In storm and m sunshine

 Whatever assail, We'ii onward and conquer And never say fail.