{"newspaper_name": "New-York daily tribune.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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When Rabie unto Mekkeh came,


She stood awhile apart-alone,
Nor Joined the crowd with hearts on tame
Collected round the sacred stone
She, like the rest, with toll had crossed
The waves OF water, rock, and SAND,
And now. as one long tempsst-tossed,
Beheld the kaabeh's P.omised land.
Yet in her eyes no transport glistened:
She seemed with shame and sorrow bowed /;
The shouts OF prayer she hardly listened,
But beat her heart and cried aloud =
"o heart! weak follower of the weak,
That lhou seould'st traverse land and sea,
In this FAR place that God 10 seek


Who long ago had come 10 thee =


".
Round aoly Rabia's suffering bed


The wise men gathered, gazing gravely-
daughter Of God! - the youngest said,
Endure thy Fathers Christening bravely;
They who have stepped their souls In prayer
Can every anguish calmly bear."
She answered Tot, and turned aside,
Though NOT reproachfully nor sadly;
Daughter of God - The eldest cned,
Sustain thy Fathers chastenins gladly,
They who have learnt 10 pray aught,
From pains dark well draw up delight.
