A Chaplet of Verses
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■The Shrines of Mary. 67 I.
A shrine in a quaint old Chapel Defaced and broken with years, Where the pavement is worn with kneeling, And the step with kisses and tears.
She is there in the dawn of morning, When the day is blue and bright, In the shadowy evening twilight, And the silent, starry night.
Through the dim old painted window ■ The Hours look down, and shed A different glory upon her, Violet, purple and red.
And there — in that quaint old Chapel, As I stood one day alone — Came a royal... message from Mary, That claimed my life as her own.
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I remember a vast Cathedral Which holds the struggle and strife Of a grand and powerful city, As the heart holds the throb of a life.
f 2 68 The Shrines of Mary.
Where the ebb and the flow of passion, And sin in its rushing tide Have dashed on that worn stone chapel, Dashed, and broken, and died.
And above the voices of sorrow And the tempter's clamorous din, The voice of Mary has spoken And conquered the pain and the sin: For long ages and generations Have come there to strive and to pray ; She watched and guided them living, And does not forget them to-day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■The Shrines of Mary. 67 I.
A shrine in a quaint old Chapel Defaced and broken with years, Where the pavement is worn with kneeling, And the step with kisses and tears.
She is there in the dawn of morning, When the day is blue and bright, In the shadowy evening twilight, And the silent, starry night.
Through the dim old painted window ■ The Hours look down, and shed A different glory upon her, Violet, purple and red.
And there — in that quaint old Chapel, As I stood one day alone — Came a royal... message from Mary, That claimed my life as her own.
n.
I remember a vast Cathedral Which holds the struggle and strife Of a grand and powerful city, As the heart holds the throb of a life.
f 2 68 The Shrines of Mary.
Where the ebb and the flow of passion, And sin in its rushing tide Have dashed on that worn stone chapel, Dashed, and broken, and died.
And above the voices of sorrow And the tempter's clamorous din, The voice of Mary has spoken And conquered the pain and the sin: For long ages and generations Have come there to strive and to pray ; She watched and guided them living, And does not forget them to-day.
What to read after A Chaplet of Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Procter Adelaide Anne to read onlineMoreLess
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