SAINT CUTHBERT

When once a winter storm upon the shores of Fife

Drave Cuthbert; in despair, one fearful comrade saith:

"To land in such a storm is certain loss of life!"

"Return," another cried, "by sea is equal death."

Then Cuthbert, "Earth and sea against us both are set,

But friends, look up, for Heaven lies open to us yet."

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