NY FRIEND.
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Wouldst thou be friend Of mine q


Thou must be quick and bold slt Bf
When the right is TO be done,
And truth is 70 be iold.
Wearing no friend-like smile


When thine heart is hot within
Making no truce with fraud or ruile


No compromise with SIM
Open of eye and speech,


Open of heart and hand, As1i y
Holding thine own but as in trust


For thy great brother band a3
Patient and stout TO bear,


Yet bearing not forever;
Genlle to rule. and slow to bind,


Like lightning to deliver
True to thy fatherland, II
True to thy own true love,
True to thine altar and thy creed,


Andthy good God above.
But with no bigot scorh X


For faith sincere as thine,
The less of form attend thy prayer, II
Or more Of pomp the shrine.
Remembering him who spake


The word that cannot lie,
Where two or three in my name meet,
There in the midst am n"
bar thee not from faults


God wot, it were in vain!
Inalienable heritage I L ti a
Since that primeval stain!
The wisest have been fools
The surest stumble sore;
STRIvE thou to stand-or fallen arise,
| ask thee not for more
This do, and thou shalt knit s#
Closely my heart tothine;
Next the dear love Of God above,
4 Such friend be mine. 90.