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Pacific Press Publishing Association · Mountain View, California · Mar 19, 1912

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 39, No. 12.

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Now and Never

By A. W. Peach

Not all the music in the world, Sung e'er so sweet and clear, With all the master's magic wrought, Can thrill the silent ear.
Not all the sunshine in the skies, Tho falling tenderly, With kiss like lilies' breath, can light The eye that can not see.
Not all the love the great world holds, With deepest longing said, And fraught with all that love can mean, Can reach a loved one dead.
Speak now thy word of love and cheer, Thy heart its sunshine spread; Swift be thy lips their song to sing, Ere life and love have fled! —A. W. Peach, in "Farm Journal."