Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 20., Unveiling of the monument to the Richmond Howitzers, Exercises at the Theatre., page 295

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[295] leaves of promise trampled like a rebel in the dust, and still not to doubt, not to despair, is faith. In the vast mysteriousness which throws its deep but tender shadow across our way faith fears not. The very darkness is a lamp. On the face of the deep is felt a foothold from an unknown world, and the countenance is kindled by a sun which is not seen.

Richmond, VA. 1892.

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