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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, Cal. · Nov 21, 1906

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 32, No. 45.

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"FEAR THOU NOT."

By Flora E. Yergin

THE winds may sweep o'er the deep, wide sea; May scatter the fruit, and spoil the tree; The waves may roll, or the darkness drear Be 'round my path, if I may but hear The Master's voice Say, "Do not fear, For I am near."
The earth may quake—or may be no more; The mountains fall, or the thunders roar; The hosts of evil with pomp and song May lure and beckon to paths of wrong,— If I but trust The Saviour's power In that dark hour.
FLORA E. YERGIN.