Hallowell book
Hallowell book
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Did it die when it passed fi'om sight, 'Tvvixt dark and dawn of that wintry night? Die? Is there any such word as Die, For faith and love and loyalty? Doth God forget the hands that wrought To make just here a hallowed spot? The words, from lips grooving white and set, <'Kemember the church!" Doth he forget? Pour out the silver — pour out the gold, In the Master's eye let the tale be told. From near and far must the treasure come ; Ye wanderers — send of your fulness home. From bursting bags or the widow's hand, "With an equal eye, each gift is scanned. And lai-ge or small, they shall all be one, When the Master saith to his own, "Well done. " Spotless and pure, must our temple i-ise, A Holy thing for sacrifice ; Hewn from the heart of the solid rock. Patiently, carefully, block by block. Faint not nor fail; it shall well endure; Not alone ye toil; the work is sure. Do they watch the piling, those men of yore ? The Master watcheth : it may be more. The Old South Church of Hallowell !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Did it die when it passed fi'om sight, 'Tvvixt dark and dawn of that wintry night? Die? Is there any such word as Die, For faith and love and loyalty? Doth God forget the hands that wrought To make just here a hallowed spot? The words, from lips grooving white and set, <'Kemember the church!" Doth he forget? Pour out the silver — pour out the gold, In the Master's eye let the tale be told. From near and far must the treasure come ; Ye wanderers — send of your fulness home. From bursting bags or the widow's hand, "With an equal eye, each gift is scanned. And lai-ge or small, they shall all be one, When the Master saith to his own, "Well done. " Spotless and pure, must our temple i-ise, A Holy thing for sacrifice ; Hewn from the heart of the solid rock. Patiently, carefully, block by block. Faint not nor fail; it shall well endure; Not alone ye toil; the work is sure. Do they watch the piling, those men of yore ? The Master watcheth : it may be more. The Old South Church of Hallowell !
What to read after Hallowell book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Knox Baker to read online
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