A Devotee by Mary Cholmondeley

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'But we are tired. At Life's crude hands We ask no gift she understands; But kneel to him she hates to crave The absolution of the grave. ' MATHILDE BLIND.

The laws of attraction remain a mystery. Their results we see. Glimpses of their workings can occasionally be caught in their broken fragments. But the curve by which the circle may be drawn is nowhere to be found among those fragments. The first cause we cannot see. With sacrilegious hands we may rend the veil of its temple in the sacred name of truth, but we shall find nothing in its holy of holies save the bloodstains of generations of sacrifices on its empty altar, and the place where the ark has been.

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