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The Way 
 
 That He Willeth 
 
 For Me 
 
 By Cyrene Emery 
 
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 Reid Publishing Company 
 Boston, Mass. 
 
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 Copyright, 1909, by 
 Reid Publishing Company 
 
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The Way that He Willeth for Me 
 
 npHE way that He willeth in love for me, 
 
 That is the way for me! 
 And I do not care how thorny and bare 
 
 The journey may seem to be, 
 If only afar, on the mountain-side. 
 
 In the light of the sun, I may see 
 The shining garments and beckoning hand 
 
 Of the Guide He has sent to me. 
 
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The Way that He Willeth for Me 
 
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 nr^HE place that He willeth in love for me, 
 That is the place for me! 
 I care not at all whether large or small 
 
 The work may seem to be, 
 If only sometimes in a quiet hour 
 I may hear Him say to me, 
 ** My little child, thou art doing well 
 The task I have willed for thee!" 
 
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 TpHE song that He willeth in love for me, 
 
 That is the song for me, 
 Be it loud or light, so the tone be right 
 
 To the Master-Musician's key. 
 It blends and is lost in a mightier song 
 
 That sweeps from sea to sea. 
 Drowning all turmoil and discord and strife 
 
 In a flood-tide of harmony. 
 
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The Way that He Willethfor Me 
 
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 CO all that He willeth shall be for me, — 
 The song and the place and the way. 
 I rest in peace till the earth-dreams cease, 
 
 And utterly vanish away. 
 For His eye doth see, and His voice doth speak, 
 
 And His power all things doth sway. 
 And safe in His Presence His children dwell 
 Forever and for aye. 
 
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The Stetson Press, Boston 
 
W^V 5 1909 
 
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