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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 14, 1910

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 87, No. 28.

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Do You?

By Razevei

Who of us know The heartaches of the restless crowds we meet Each day in passing on the busy street,— The anxious cares that ever round them press, Forebodings which their inmost soul distress,— Who of us know? Do you?
Who of us care To try to understand their pain and grief, And toil to bring to breaking hearts relief; To lessen much the burden of their care By cheering word, by kindly look, and prayer,— Who of us care? Do you?
Who of us strive To help these slaves in galling fetters bound,— The fallen, ruined, hopeless ones around, The human wrecks on deadly breakers tossed,— By pointing them to Him who saves the lost? Who of us strive? Do you?
— Razevei.