TITLE

Give me this day

PUB. DATE

January 1907

SOURCE

Poems with Power to Strengthen the Soul;1/1/1907, p773

SOURCE TYPE

Book

DOC. TYPE

Poem

ABSTRACT

An untitled poem is presented. Give me this day; Last Line: Mind, spirit, hand--I lift them all to thee.

ACCESSION #

69854531

 

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