Dungeness Ballads
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Still the world is full of love, Though we meet Changefumess where'er we move, Just as sweet, And truer, other hearts may prove.
Smile again, sweet maid, beware Of tearful sighs no longer grieve ; Think how many a bitter fare One such smile could oft relieve. Sad with many and many a woe, Hearts we see Through the world despairing go, Which should be Warm with love, and all a-glow.
23 THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN.
OMY Father ! I have strayed Far from Thee and peaceful home, I have trod the thorny way,... Plucked the flowers that soon decay, Weary, weary, long delayed, Father, now at lergth I come.
O ! my Father, once again, Take me to Thy fostering care, Mine the happy lot, to be Lowliest hireling under Thee ; For how gladly would I fain Meanest food and favour share.
What is this I hear Thee say?
"Rise beloved, repentant one, Wayward long, but now returned ; O ! my heart for thee hath yearned : Haste 1 the feast prepared to-day ; This my own my long lost son. " 24 O ! my Father, though so vile, Yet I wake Thy loving voice ; Deafened by the worldly din, Sunk am I in wilful sin ; But I catch Thy gracious smile, And forgiven, now rejoice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Still the world is full of love, Though we meet Changefumess where'er we move, Just as sweet, And truer, other hearts may prove.
Smile again, sweet maid, beware Of tearful sighs no longer grieve ; Think how many a bitter fare One such smile could oft relieve. Sad with many and many a woe, Hearts we see Through the world despairing go, Which should be Warm with love, and all a-glow.
23 THE PRODIGAL'S RETURN.
OMY Father ! I have strayed Far from Thee and peaceful home, I have trod the thorny way,... Plucked the flowers that soon decay, Weary, weary, long delayed, Father, now at lergth I come.
O ! my Father, once again, Take me to Thy fostering care, Mine the happy lot, to be Lowliest hireling under Thee ; For how gladly would I fain Meanest food and favour share.
What is this I hear Thee say?
"Rise beloved, repentant one, Wayward long, but now returned ; O ! my heart for thee hath yearned : Haste 1 the feast prepared to-day ; This my own my long lost son. " 24 O ! my Father, though so vile, Yet I wake Thy loving voice ; Deafened by the worldly din, Sunk am I in wilful sin ; But I catch Thy gracious smile, And forgiven, now rejoice.
What to read after Dungeness Ballads?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joseph Castle to read onlineMoreLess
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