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CONTENTS

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	"Tell me good-by"	347
	Farewell to Charleston	348
	"The Pines"	348
	"Not wreaths alone"	349
	For the City Club	349
	To Charles H. Russell. (Whose father was one of Lincoln's helpers)	349
	"Give thy day to duty"	350
	Two Optimists. (A letter to Joseph Jefferson, acknowledging a copy of Helen Keller's Essay on "Optimism")	350

The Passing of Joseph Jefferson

351

"Shall we not praise the living?"

353

Hymn. (Written for the service in memory of Dr. J. L. M. Curry, held by the Southern Education Conference, Richmond, Virginia, April 26, 1903)

356

John Wesley. (Written for the celebration of the two-hundredth anniversary of the birth of John Wesley, at Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, June, 1903)

357

A Temple of Art. (Written for the opening of the Albright Art Gallery, Buffalo, May 31, 1905)

361

THE FIRE DIVINE

The Fire Divine

367

The Invisible. (At a lecture)

368

Destiny. (After reading a work on Astronomy)

369

The Old Faith

369