xt7t7659dc0s https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt7t7659dc0s/data/mets.xml Cawein, Madison Julius, 1865-1914. 1911  books b92-184-30604813 English P.F. Volland, : Chicago : Contact the Special Collections Research Center for information regarding rights and use of this collection. So many ways  / by Madison Cawein. text So many ways  / by Madison Cawein. 1911 2002 true xt7t7659dc0s section xt7t7659dc0s 




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S     O  many ways in -he world
      Were are
A   That a man may fae, a
       woman follow;
So many roads, and they lead
       to far,



And the promise ahead so c4Ien
      hollow:            I



So many paths for our live
      to choose;
So many ways where we wIn
       or lose:
So much of darlness, so
      liftle light,
And the soul so troubled
      the way to Iind)
We rft forget, in our .stress of

How much we are helped by
       doing right.

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JF storm clouds aiher and
, tflap es-s fa,
   And your wor-k seems vain
        aiand your spirit's broken;
And he fairest flowe you loved
:: ofall  
Lies dead in your path ere youir
       heart hath spoken:
And you say mnr your soul, I wIll
       hur aside,
And fol ow the way thaat is
       Jsrooih and wide;
'Though it lead me wrong and it
       end in night,
I will follow lihat road -the rest
       of my days!-
Aud you Tuh  -o tae if when
       sometlim6 say
 "There's nodbg That heijs like
       doing righ.

 This page in the original text is blank.

 


W HEN Ihe dream you dream,
        and ilie thing you do,
  v W That your heart went into,
        he -world revises;
 And you see the false s et over
        the true,
 And your soul revolts at the
        world's abuses:
 And you curse at Fate, and in
        bitterness
 Turn fon the path of Soul's
        Distress,
 To follow the path of Hearts-
        Delight;
 Before you take to the wider
        way,
 Just isten a moment - it may
        repay_
 And ask yourself if the road b c
        right.

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IPTT HEN the sun of your
UAI Summer goes darkenngs daor
vVAnad +he North all the blasts
       of his caves unfefters,
And. Heaven, that smiled, is a
       threat and a frown,
And friends are few and your
       path never befters:
And you say to yourself,
       itWhoever's to blame,
I have done no wrong yet mine
       is the shame::
I will do1 the deecL I will end
       the pound;9ghV. ! is
Then down in your -heart just
       lbsten again
To the -voice that says,"lt will
       be Ian van.
No wrong on Earth ever made
       a riht."

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SO o   nany ways in the world,
       ala me!
    That a man may follow, a
       wornau travel;
So many paths, whatever they
       be,
Wherever they to, that none
       unravel:
o tmany roads, where we win
       or lose;
So many ways, so hird to
       choose;
So much ihats hidden, so
       little light  t:
The only thing, whatever we
       do,
Is to follow the voice of the
       soul that's true,
Ine shill, small voice fhaf leads
       us right.

 

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Cawein, Madison Julius, 1865-1914.



P.F. Volland,
Chicago :
[c1911]


6 double leaves : col. ill. ; 18 cm.
Coleman
Printed on one side of double leaves folded once in Japanese style.
Microfilm. Atlanta, Ga. : SOLINET, 1994. 1 microfilm reel ; 35 mm. (SOLINET/ASERL Cooperative Microfilming Project (NEH PS-20317) ; SOL MN04378.05 KUK)
Printing Master B92-184.






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IN4A AN Y



BY



M A i! aON



CAWE'N



Allos-IL  vlk 21:01.410
            --IqmnrI40 12
4-4 "' ".  i - . !VAAC
          il:14
    -OAP -    v
           i

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SO



M ANY



WAYS



by



Madison



Cawein



Pulishec l
P. F. Vollanc  CO.
at fheir Shop in
   Chicago.
IMOMMMMMIEW
































        Z:OPYW53HT 191X

P. F. VOLLAND  CCMSPANV CHIAr0


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S     O  many ways in -he world
      Were are
A   That a man may fae, a
       woman follow;
So many roads, and they lead
       to far,



And the promise ahead so c4Ien
      hollow:            I



So many paths for our live
      to choose;
So many ways where we wIn
       or lose:
So much of darlness, so
      liftle light,
And the soul so troubled
      the way to Iind)
We rft forget, in our .stress of

How much we are helped by
       doing right.

This page in the original text is blank.




JF storm clouds aiher and
, tflap es-s fa,
   And your wor-k seems vain
        aiand your spirit's broken;
And he fairest flowe you loved
:: ofall  
Lies dead in your path ere youir
       heart hath spoken:
And you say mnr your soul, I wIll
       hur aside,
And fol ow the way thaat is
       Jsrooih and wide;
'Though it lead me wrong and it
       end in night,
I will follow lihat road -the rest
       of my days!-
Aud you Tuh  -o tae if when
       sometlim6 say
 "There's nodbg That heijs like
       doing righ.

This page in the original text is blank.




W HEN Ihe dream you dream,
        and ilie thing you do,
  v W That your heart went into,
        he -world revises;
 And you see the false s et over
        the true,
 And your soul revolts at the
        world's abuses:
 And you curse at Fate, and in
        bitterness
 Turn fon the path of Soul's
        Distress,
 To follow the path of Hearts-
        Delight;
 Before you take to the wider
        way,
 Just isten a moment - it may
        repay_
 And ask yourself if the road b c
        right.

This page in the original text is blank.




IPTT HEN the sun of your
UAI Summer goes darkenngs daor
vVAnad +he North all the blasts
       of his caves unfefters,
And. Heaven, that smiled, is a
       threat and a frown,
And friends are few and your
       path never befters:
And you say to yourself,
       itWhoever's to blame,
I have done no wrong yet mine
       is the shame::
I will do1 the deecL I will end
       the pound;9ghV. ! is
Then down in your -heart just
       lbsten again
To the -voice that says,"lt will
       be Ian van.
No wrong on Earth ever made
       a riht."

This page in the original text is blank.





SO o   nany ways in the world,
       ala me!
    That a man may follow, a
       wornau travel;
So many paths, whatever they
       be,
Wherever they to, that none
       unravel:
o tmany roads, where we win
       or lose;
So many ways, so hird to
       choose;
So much ihats hidden, so
       little light  t:
The only thing, whatever we
       do,
Is to follow the voice of the
       soul that's true,
Ine shill, small voice fhaf leads
       us right.