...Rail, senate, sheepfold, throne — Creation's cry goes up on high From age to cheated age: " Send us the men who do the work For which they draw the wage. " Words cannot help nor wit achieve, Nor e'en the all-gifted fool, Too weak to enter, bide, or leave...

...About their morning ways : But such as dower each mortgaged hour Alike with clean courage — Even the men who do the work For which they draw the wage — Men like to Gods that do the work For which they draw the wage — Begin — continue — close...

...Rail, senate, sheepfold, throne — Creation's cry goes up on high From age to cheated age: " Send us the men who do the work "For which they draw the wage." Words cannot help nor wit achieve, Nor e'en the all-gifted fool, Too weak to enter, bide, or leave...

...heat About their morning ways: But such as dower each mortgaged hour Alike with clean courage — Even the men who do the work For which they draw the wage — Men like to Gods that do the work For which they draw the wage — Begin — continue — close...

...Rail, senate, sheepfold, throne — Creation's cry goes up on high From age to cheated age: 'Send us the men who do the work For which they draw the wage.' "Words cannot help nor wit achieve, Nor e'en the all-gifted fool, Too weak to enter, bide, or leave...

...senate, sheepfield, throne — ' ' Creation 's cry goes up on high From age to cheated age; ' Send us the men who do the work For which they draw the wage.' " HOW CAN THE COLLEGES AND THE INDUSTRIES COOPERATE? BT EDWARD D. SABINE, Terminal Engineer, New York...

...public they take additional meaning: " 'Creation's cry goes up on high From age to cheated age. Send us the men who do the work For which they draw the wage.' "The merit system of appointment through examination is still in its infancy. The first attempts at...

...Washington. The poet Kipling writes : — " Creation's cry goes up on high From age to living age ; Give us the men who do the work For which they draw the wage." Responsibilities come early to those who are fitted to bear them. Lawrence Washington died in 1752,...

...have read a book. The thing we cannot get hold of — we other women, as the French would say — is the men who do the work for which they draw the wage. I may hold thrilling converse with the locksmith, but I have to wait for a door to go wrong; and, at...

...of the wilderness. Farther west the conditions become less healthy. At this station Colonel Rondon received news of sickness and of some deaths among...Africa. At these falls there was one sunset of angry splendour ; and we contrasted this going down of the sun, through broken rain-clouds and over leagues...