24th May, 1900.
Am T not blest I ery, as I retrace, Through gathering mists of not unwell come tears, ye seen and known through the Vouchsafed to "me by Heaven's abounding ace evermore T have found st-length to cores, their griefs, their overshadowing fears, Nerved by' the 1 loyalty, that cheers My heart in all its lonely pride of place.
Oh, my dear land, whose sons, wherever they came, 4 OF freedom and of right have sown the seed, Behold, their sons in serried thousands claim A place beside thee in thine hour of need,—Thy peril theirs, thy fortune theirs, thy ing of this, am T not blest indeed The Times," 25th May.
Tae June issue of "The Student "opens with two well-written editorials by "A.
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