Favorite Songs And Hymns for School And Home Containing Four Hundred And Fifty O
Favorite Songs And Hymns for School And Home Containing Four Hundred And Fifty O
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Naught escapes, without, within, Pardon each in - firm - i - ty, O - pen fault, and se-cret sin. All of man's in- finn-i-ty, Then, from Thine e - ter - nal throne, Jesus, look with pitying eye.
, ,1 - \F piKr rrir-Jixirr J J Tr^^ 108 FAVORITE SONGS FOR SCHOOL AND HOME.
PRESENTLY George came to the door of the sick room, and begged her to go down and sing to him. Of course, in the house of a dean's widow no music ex- cept sacred must be heard on a Sunday; but to have Helen sing it, George would ...condescend even to a hymn tune; and there was Handel, for whom he pro- fessed a great admiration ! . . . Although she had often sung from Handel for his pleasure, content to reproduce the bare sounds which both they and the words repre- sented, she positively refused this evening to gratify him. She would sing from "The Creation" if he liked, but nothing out of " The Messiah" would she or could she sing. Perhaps she could herself hardly have told why, but George perceived the lingering influence of the morning's sermon, and, more vexed than he had ever yet been with her, for he could not endure her to cherish the least prejudice in favor of what he despised, he said he would overtake his aunt, and left the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Naught escapes, without, within, Pardon each in - firm - i - ty, O - pen fault, and se-cret sin. All of man's in- finn-i-ty, Then, from Thine e - ter - nal throne, Jesus, look with pitying eye.
, ,1 - \F piKr rrir-Jixirr J J Tr^^ 108 FAVORITE SONGS FOR SCHOOL AND HOME.
PRESENTLY George came to the door of the sick room, and begged her to go down and sing to him. Of course, in the house of a dean's widow no music ex- cept sacred must be heard on a Sunday; but to have Helen sing it, George would ...condescend even to a hymn tune; and there was Handel, for whom he pro- fessed a great admiration ! . . . Although she had often sung from Handel for his pleasure, content to reproduce the bare sounds which both they and the words repre- sented, she positively refused this evening to gratify him. She would sing from "The Creation" if he liked, but nothing out of " The Messiah" would she or could she sing. Perhaps she could herself hardly have told why, but George perceived the lingering influence of the morning's sermon, and, more vexed than he had ever yet been with her, for he could not endure her to cherish the least prejudice in favor of what he despised, he said he would overtake his aunt, and left the house.
What to read after Favorite Songs And Hymns for School And Home Containing Four Hundred And Fifty O?
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