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Stray Leaves is a collection of poems by Alexander MacDonald, a bishop active in the early 20th century. Reflecting on faith, nature, and the human condition, MacDonald's verses offer readers moments of reflection and spiritual insight. These poems, imbued with a sense of devotion and contemplation, echo the sentiments of a life dedicated to religious service and personal introspection. "Stray Leaves" invites readers to find solace and inspiration in the quiet beauty of verse, providing a window into the religious and emotional landscape of its time. This collection presents a blend of personal reflections and universal themes of faith and hope.
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