Cherished Thoughts in Original Poems And Sketches
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send us fuel and food, Or let us in mercy find refruge in Heaven; 75 Where such misery and want are sub- dued. " Then her heart was so full, she could not say more, So she then crept into bed, in her grief, And soon fell asleep, and her troubles forgot; For God, sent that poor mother's heart relief.
The wind still blew hard and the frost was severe; Such a dreadful night, there's seldom been, Death stole in the cot, took th^ mother and babes ; God answered the widows pra)'er as seen, The winter...s will come and the winters will go; Bringing the poor naught but sorrow and woe.
Let the i:)oor cling together, each other be- friend, And God will take care of them all in the end.
76 BYE AND BYE.
^1 IN silence reflect on the past, On the sorrows and joys that Leaving- shadows or sunshine be- hind, As they vanish away, one b}- one ; But my heart is relieved, As I think of the time drawing nigh.
When all joy shall prevail.
As it will, for the blest, b}'e and bye As I think of the joys that awair, The tired, weary souls of the just ; In that beautiful city of pearl, 77 Where the gems laid away never rust: How my heart doth rejoice, As I think of the time drawing nigh, When the weary may rest, And rejoice in the sweet bye and bye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
send us fuel and food, Or let us in mercy find refruge in Heaven; 75 Where such misery and want are sub- dued. " Then her heart was so full, she could not say more, So she then crept into bed, in her grief, And soon fell asleep, and her troubles forgot; For God, sent that poor mother's heart relief.
The wind still blew hard and the frost was severe; Such a dreadful night, there's seldom been, Death stole in the cot, took th^ mother and babes ; God answered the widows pra)'er as seen, The winter...s will come and the winters will go; Bringing the poor naught but sorrow and woe.
Let the i:)oor cling together, each other be- friend, And God will take care of them all in the end.
76 BYE AND BYE.
^1 IN silence reflect on the past, On the sorrows and joys that Leaving- shadows or sunshine be- hind, As they vanish away, one b}- one ; But my heart is relieved, As I think of the time drawing nigh.
When all joy shall prevail.
As it will, for the blest, b}'e and bye As I think of the joys that awair, The tired, weary souls of the just ; In that beautiful city of pearl, 77 Where the gems laid away never rust: How my heart doth rejoice, As I think of the time drawing nigh, When the weary may rest, And rejoice in the sweet bye and bye.
What to read after Cherished Thoughts in Original Poems And Sketches?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Presset, Anne L to read onlineMoreLess
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