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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Dec 10, 1902

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 28, No. 50.

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NOT LOST.

Ye who think the truth ye sow, Lost beneath the winter's snow, Doubt not, Time's unerring law Yet shall bring the genial thaw. God of nature ye can trust; Is the God of mind less just?
Workers on the barren soil, Yours may seem a thankless toil; Sick at heart with hope deferred, Listen to the cheering word— Now the faithful sower grieves, Soon he'll bind his golden sheaves.
Reap we not the mighty thought, Once by ancient sages taught, Tho it withered in the light, Of the long medieval night? Now the harvest we behold, Lo! it bears a thousandfold.
—From the German.