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A HUNDREDFOLD

 I met a stranger in the night Whose lamp had ceased to shine,
I lingered that he might re‑light,
He took a flame from mine. A storm came up while it was dark And shook the earth about,
And when the wind had almost gone,
I found my light was out.
 
But back to me the stranger came,
His lamp was glowing fine,
He held for me the precious flame,
From which I then lit mine. And thus it is thru out all life,
In Sacred Volume told,
"Cast thy bread upon the flood,
'Twill return a hundred fold".

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