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Publishing Committee · Battle Creek, Mich. · Apr 22, 1858

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 11, No. 23.

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ONWARD GO.

Pilgrim, on, still onward go, And if the sky be fair, If mountain shade, and waters flow, And woods and fields be there, Thou must not rest among the flowers, Nor linger in the fairy bowers.
Pilgrim, on, and if the sky Be stormy, wild, and drear, And torrents fall, and lightnings fly, And thunders fright thine ear, Fly not to hide thy trembling form, Where caverns deep shut out the storm.
And while amid the desert land Thou tread'st the unknown way, Fear not the red, too scorching sand, Nor the hot, noontide ray. The God of Israel guides thee right, With cloud by day, and fire by night."
[Old London Magazine.