The Mastery of
Destiny
By
James Allen
Author of
“From Poverty to Power,” “All These Things Added,”
“As a Man Thinketh,” etc.
Thou art no longer grim, O Destiny!
No longer art thou drear and dark and dread,
Absolute king and god arbitrary
Seated in tragic state among the dead—
Friendly and fair to man I see thee now,
And light and beauty round thy lordly brow.
No longer art thou drear and dark and dread,
Absolute king and god arbitrary
Seated in tragic state among the dead—
Friendly and fair to man I see thee now,
And light and beauty round thy lordly brow.
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New York and London
G. D. Putnam’s Sons
The Knickerbocker Press
