IN MEMORIAM.

Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 563, 19 July 1909, Page 10

IN MEMORIAM.

:. . PATHEE GEORGE TYRRELL. •• , The man whose heart and mind were fused in ato-teach Eternal truth''is caUed.-and gone;.. The greatest master of the things Diyino • ' a^V 50 ". 1 a ?. d SII P No, ™<"i Passed away; A live heart with a live mind dirf combine To make .matohless teacher of his day -■- LUco, lightening with his ivory refined ' ■ ?n/'J"f Br Sk *l cpth3 and Truth display, And yet the beating heart w liS always tSre: Past, .present, future, ho would, with enual mind,. . ■ x "* ■And/Truth Eterne beneath: all change survoy To lose so great a master in his prime " Why should wo not who need him so,'!repino? 01 Master who hast taught us what is prayer ■&»«„«?• Sa ,, vl ?" r l on tho Mount sublime Pray, from those heights wo see in that clear :- air, Above-the weird confusions of tho Hour That Love and-Truth are one Supromost Power. Nor, m the complex outlook of our timo Do from tho Heavenly Vision fall away. ' We, too, before the Altar of "High God" win V n mention of thy name, nAwn 011 ?? 1 * ""d'w'hat K«ad bast trod Of that One Cross that leads:through grief and "• shame, - ■ ■;• ■ ./ '.:', ° '■ That in the" Truth we might indeed bo free; And in the Vision of that land so fair, .Before the Altar on the Heavenly-Stair ;: ' By.thoe we .shaU not unreinoiobered bo. ■•' \': : ':' ? ''':'""''^''' :; ''' ;; ""' ;: ' VJ '''' : :' ; '"-' i; '"'-^LY.i.