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Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association · Battle Creek, Mich. · Mar 2, 1869

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 33, No. 10.

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PILGRIMS AND STRANGERS

By M. A. Hort

While a stranger in exile I roam, My lonely heart aching to be Within the sweet precincts of home, In a land from all sin ever free.
In patience my time I would bide, Through tearful eyes striving to see The low path which surely will guide To the rest and home waiting for me.
If I will surely may come; For help is extended to all Who weepingly seek for a home Where the lovely Redeemer shall call.
Dear Lord, bid my heart cease to bleed, And bid all my murmurings cease, And guide in the path which shall lead Me home to the Eden of peace.
M. A. HORT.
Bordoville, Vt.