Some Day Land

i's a long way away to the Some Diiy Land, Over the rocks of Doubt, Withashilly and shally in the valley of Love. And a dallying long wlth Kout. And the sweet little girl, as she singa at play, And scans far out from the sand, an't see a white sail in suushine or gnle Tliat's bound for the Some Day Land. t's a long way away to the Some Day Land, Through the cloud lands of I-Waiit-To-Be, Vith ambltiou pushlng nnd lazy man riding, And a tarry at Waitiug-For-Me. And the little girl lookiug so far, far away, As she stands on the shore of sand, an't see the least bit of the tiuiest speek, Of the people in Some Day Land. But wherecau it be this Some Day Land That's 30 far and so fur away) ouldn't it be mos' to Beloochistan, To Bagdad, or Hudsou liiiy ? liiylie U's over to Jerusaleni,aspot inSahara's sand, Or on au island far out in the sea, his place of Some Day Land." It's a long way away to Some Day Land," told her o'er and o'er, ud I've dwelt very long on the Island of Wish, And I'11-Do-It-To-morrow's shore. ut she savs she cau't thiuk of such a strange thiug, And reully can't understand, Vhy God who was good could make such a mistak, As to have a Some Day Land. And so I will go to Some Day Lftmi. Wil] stumble and fult;r throogh, Vill freeze to the hand of I-Will-Be, and bid lazy man adieu. For may be it is as Golden Head thinks, hat never a good Lord planned A jiliice where ho WOB't let anyone to - ren the suores of Some Day Laud. Fliut,AUg. 21, 1893.