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	A Hindu Legend	By E. DykeAlong the bank of Ganges slowly pacedA tall, dark man, in robes of purest white.With earnest, thoughtful look he stood and gazedUpon the str...
	A London Sunset	By drear and dirty ways I passed, Their sordid scenes my soul oppressed; I craved for coolness and for rest, For ocean spaces clean and vast.But, boun...
	Co-operation	Am thy brother’s limitation, Be he lame or be he blind;Whatsoe’er thy place or station, ’Tis thy duty to be kind.  Be it deafness, be it blindness—Eac...
	Service	Today you wrote a letterTo one who calls you friend;Is any man the betterFor words which you have penned?Is any home the brighterBecause you passed th...
	Survival	Nothing shall be wasted; everything that’s true Liveth on forever, mighty deeds to do; Though the form may vanish, in a little space, Something fairer...
	The Cadi and the Caliph	By E. DykeThe Caliph Hackam, wishful to enlargeAnd beautify his palace garden, bought,For this his purpose, the adjoining ground.But one poor widow, d...
	The Fairer One	Beneath one roof two human forms behold,A radiant child, with silky, golden hair,And face like some sweet flow’r, so fresh and fair;A faded woman, fee...
	Unknown	"Alas!" they sigh, "how sad her lot  Of poverty and loneliness!" Yet hath she, though they know it not,A crowd of friends her life...