Cheering Words for the Master's Workers (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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I passed by a shapeless marble, And I wondered what beauty could be, If the thought of an artist but touched it, From the prisoning stone set free.

A Master, with spirit God-gifted Saw an angel imprisoned there And he shaped in the clay, a promise Of beauty, exceeding fair.

The sculptor's fingers ne'er lifted The hammer and chisel so keen, But he called his workmen together The deftest that ever were seen.

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