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The Modern St. Anthony
By Fanny B. Ames

"Who loves home and friends for my name's sake
Finds life that neither foe nor time can take!"
So spoke the ancient Voice.

By spirit's ear the spirit's sense is heard;
And souls that caught but half that mystic word
Fled far from houses of men, —

To list in cell, or cave, or desert wild,
The whisper sweet "Well done; thou art my child!"
That bids the heart rejoice.

Fair legend tells how one who bore the name
of Antony left all and wandered till he came
Where wild beasts make their den

Alone he fought the fiends that ever would
Beguile the souls that follow after Good,
And kept his faith intact

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The Modern St. Anthony

By Fanny B. Ames

"Who loses home and friends for my name's sake
Finds life that neither foe nor time can take!"
So spoke the ancient Voice.

By spirit's ear the spirit's sense is heard;
And souls that caught but half that mystic word
Fled far from houses of men, -

To list in cell, or cave, or desert wild,
The whisper sweet "Well done; thou art my child!"
That bids the heart rejoice.

Fair legend tells how one who bore the name
of Antony left all and wandered till he came
Where will beasts make their den

Alone he fought the fiends that ever would
Beguile the souls that follow after Good,
And kept his faith intact

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