Approved Drug Products with Therapeutic Equivalence Evaluations. Cumulative Supplement

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1894 edition. Excerpt: ...5 calle5 upon tbe XorO. BURDENED heart that bleeds and bears And hopes and waits in pain, And faints beneath its fears and cares, Yet hopes again: Wilt Thou accept the heart I bring, O gracious Lord and kind, To ease it of a torturing sting, And staunch and bind? Alas, if Thou wilt none of this, None else have I to give: Look Thou upon it as it is, Accept, relieve. Or if Thou wilt not yet relieve, Be not extreme to sift: Accept a faltering will to give, Itself Thy gift. u RANT us such grace that we may work Thy Will And speak Thy words and walk before Thy Face, Profound and calm, like waters deep and still: Grant us such grace. Not hastening and not loitering in our pace For gloomiest valley or for sultriest hill, Content and fearless on our downward race. As rivers seek a sea they cannot fill But are themselves filled full in its embrace, Absorbed, at rest, each river and each rill: Grant us such grace. VUbo batb bespfse& tbe oag of small tings'? S violets so be I recluse and sweet, Cheerful as daisies unaccounted rare, Still sunward-gazing from a lowly seat, Still sweetening wintry air. While half-awakened Spring lags incomplete, While lofty forest trees tower bleak and bare, Daisies and violets own remotest heat And bloom and make them fair. Do this, ano be ooetb ft. ONTENT to come, content to go, Content to wrestle or to race. Content to know or not to know, Each in his place; Lord, grant us grace to love Thee so That glad of heart and glad of face At last we may sit, high or low, Each in his place; Where pleasures flow as rivers flow, And loss has left no barren trace, And all that are, are perfect so, Each in his place. Gbat no man tafee tbg Crown. PE faithful unto death. Christ proffers...