...beyond, ' ' from whence no traveler e 'er returns, ' ' but are steadfast in the hope that he is— On the other side of Jordan, in the sweet fields of Eden, (Where the tree of life is blooming — And what is life ? And what is love ? And what is death ? Seek no more, nor worry with thy queries,...

...to the beyond, "from whence no traveler e'er returns,'' but are steadfast in the hope that he is — On the other side of Jordan, in the sweet fields of Eden, Where the tree of life is blooming — And what is life? And what is love? And what is death T Seek no more, nor worry with thy queries,...

...with it came the hum of Aunt Zelinda's spinning wheel in its accompaniment to her clear sweet voice in "On the other side of Jordan In the sweet fields of Eden There is rest for the weary There is rest for you." Sophia had her garden, and through her influence...

...for the weary, There is rest for the weary, There is rest for the weary, And we'll rest there too. "On the other side of Jordan, In the sweet fields of Eden, Where the tree of life is blooming, And we'll rest there too." And Lorenzo stands beside her, his arms folded, his long cloak stirred gently...

...idea that play was sinful, that happiness on earth was not to be expected. The old hymn still reads, "On the other side of Jordan, in the sweet fields of Eden, — there is rest for you." The modern world has clearly rejected crosses and although any ill-conceived...

...idea that play was sinful, that happiness on earth was not to be expected. The old hymn still reads, "On the other side of Jordan, in the sweet fields of Eden, — there is rest for you." The modern world has clearly rejected crosses and although an ill-conceived...

...like an organ. Harmony soaked in tears. "She don't need me no mo' nohow," John thought defensively. "On the other side of Jordan , in the sweet fields of Eden — where the tree of life is blooming — " And the hot blood in John's veins made him deny kinship with any rider of the pale white horse...

...whole audience broke forth in song-singing: "There is rest for the weary, There is rest for the weary, On the other side of Jordan, In the sweet fields of Eden, There is rest for the weary, There is rest for you." This spontaneous exhibition of Christian sympathy...

...have been tempted to say to his soul, "Take thine ease," he was called away to a better rest — " On the other side of Jordan. In the sweet fields of Eden." It is evidently God's will that we bhould not have our rest here. We need to be reminded, and we are...