[Written for the Sentinel]

"Be of good cheer"

Because he knew the sick man's need to copeWith dark despair when all the way seems drear,The great Physician spoke these words of hope:"Be of good cheer."

Because he knew the need of courage high,Because he knew the banefulness of fear,He bade the sick to let sick thoughts go by,Be of good cheer.

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