Excerpt from Some Psychic Problems

And crying after lost desire.

Hearten us onward! as with fire

Consuming dreams of other bliss.

The best Thou givest, giving this

Sufficient thing - to travel still

Over the plains, beyond the hill,.

Unhesitating through the shade,

Amid the silence unafraid.

Till, at some sudden turn, one sees

Against the black and muttering trees,

Thine altar, wonderfully white,

Among the Forests of the Night."

In the multitude of my thoughts within me. I have endeavored to hold to the inspiring motto on the title page," The stars my camp, the Deity my light."

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