Ballads Legends of Cheshire
Ballads Legends of Cheshire
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Chad a prayer From bale the toppling church to spare, And save the perilled fane.
XXIV.
See ! as they pray, the mass floats down, Light as the breeze borne thistle-down. Soft as on fleece the snow.
xxv. Preserved it stood— there still it stands- Rescued from sacrilegious hands, Escaped the foul fiend's blow.
XXVI.
Beyond ' Town Fields ' in valley low, Where worshippers from Over go, And humbly offer prayers.
XXVII.
One measured mile from the old site Where first from air it did alight, The chur...ch still Satan scares.
XXVIII.
This is the reason why they say That Over church from Over town Stands distant many roods away.
2 196 Legend of Over Church.
The Rev. C. Jackson, curate of Over, tells me that a former rector of Over (the Rev. J. Crane', when Roger Young was his curate, and Isaac Woolf was his clerk, wrote the following lines on Over church : — In a pleasant low vale Over church you remark As through Swanlow you journey along, Where a Crane is the vicar, a Woolf is the clerk, And the curate will always be Young.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chad a prayer From bale the toppling church to spare, And save the perilled fane.
XXIV.
See ! as they pray, the mass floats down, Light as the breeze borne thistle-down. Soft as on fleece the snow.
xxv. Preserved it stood— there still it stands- Rescued from sacrilegious hands, Escaped the foul fiend's blow.
XXVI.
Beyond ' Town Fields ' in valley low, Where worshippers from Over go, And humbly offer prayers.
XXVII.
One measured mile from the old site Where first from air it did alight, The chur...ch still Satan scares.
XXVIII.
This is the reason why they say That Over church from Over town Stands distant many roods away.
2 196 Legend of Over Church.
The Rev. C. Jackson, curate of Over, tells me that a former rector of Over (the Rev. J. Crane', when Roger Young was his curate, and Isaac Woolf was his clerk, wrote the following lines on Over church : — In a pleasant low vale Over church you remark As through Swanlow you journey along, Where a Crane is the vicar, a Woolf is the clerk, And the curate will always be Young.
What to read after Ballads Legends of Cheshire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Egerton Leigh to read onlineMoreLess
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