He did not see Jesus come out from the courthouse, and he "saw his master through the flag-filled air" when he "halted by the curb for prayer."
He led with a "bass drum beaten loudly", and upon seeing that "he's come", the Saints "smile gravely." He did not see Jesus come out from the courthouse, and he "saw his master through the flag-filled air" when he "halted by the curb for prayer." Upon being face to face with King Jesus, he knelt a-weeping, and he was followed by "walking lepers, rank on rank." He asked for more, but "every slum had sent its half-a-score", and his eyes were "dazzled by the ways of God", even though he died blind. FTP, identify this title figure in an elegy written by Vachel Lindsay for the founder of the Salvation Army.
He led with a "bass drum beaten loudly", and upon seeing that "he's come", the Saints "smile gravely."
General William {Booth}