Halloween, a Romaunt
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3 Oh walk with God, while thou on earth.
With pilgrim steps must fare, Content, to leave the world its mirth, And claim no dwelling there.
A stranger, thou must seek a home.
Beyond the fearful tide, And if to Canaan thou would'st come.
Oh who but God can guide !
4.
Oh walk with God, and thou shalt go Down death's dark vale in light, And find thy faithful walk below Hath reached to Zion's height !
139 Oh walk with God, if thou would'st see Thy pathway thither tend : And lingering though thy jour...ney be, 'Tis heaven and home at end !
THE LAND OF BETTLAH.
1.
Oh native clime where'er afar Thy promised glories shine, Thou city of the Holy One, Of Jesu's friends and mine-; For thee my exile soul doth pant, And from this far abode, Would stretch the pinions of a dove.
And mount to meet its God.
2.
Oh there the weary wing shall rest That cannot rest below, And there its earth-stained plumage bathe, Where living waters flow ; There shall the lips life's fountain quaff.
That parch in deserts here.
What to read after Halloween, a Romaunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Cleveland Arthur Cleveland Coxe to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 Oh walk with God, while thou on earth.
With pilgrim steps must fare, Content, to leave the world its mirth, And claim no dwelling there.
A stranger, thou must seek a home.
Beyond the fearful tide, And if to Canaan thou would'st come.
Oh who but God can guide !
4.
Oh walk with God, and thou shalt go Down death's dark vale in light, And find thy faithful walk below Hath reached to Zion's height !
139 Oh walk with God, if thou would'st see Thy pathway thither tend : And lingering though thy jour...ney be, 'Tis heaven and home at end !
THE LAND OF BETTLAH.
1.
Oh native clime where'er afar Thy promised glories shine, Thou city of the Holy One, Of Jesu's friends and mine-; For thee my exile soul doth pant, And from this far abode, Would stretch the pinions of a dove.
And mount to meet its God.
2.
Oh there the weary wing shall rest That cannot rest below, And there its earth-stained plumage bathe, Where living waters flow ; There shall the lips life's fountain quaff.
That parch in deserts here.
What to read after Halloween, a Romaunt?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Cleveland Arthur Cleveland Coxe to read onlineMoreLess
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