Hymns
Hymns
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At last Thou art come, little Saviour!
And Thine angels fill midnight with song; Thou art come to us, gentle Creator !
Whom Thy creatures have sighed for so long. All hail. Eternal Child! Dear Mary's little Flower, * God hardly born an hour, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem! Hail Mary's Little One, Hail God's Eternal Son, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem !
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Thou art come to Thy beautiful Mother; She hath looked on Thy marvellous Face ; Thou art come to us, Maker of Mary ! And she was T...hv channel of grace. All hail. Eternal Child! Dear Mary's little Flower, God hardly born an hour. Sweet Babe of Bethlehem !
* When used at other times than Christmas, these two lines run thus : Dear Mary's little Flower, Blooming in earthly bower.
96 CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
Hail Mary's Little One, Hail God's Eternal Son, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem 1 3.
Thou hast brought with Thee plentiful pardon, And our souls overflow with delight; Our hearts are half broken, dear Jesus ! With the joy of this wonderful night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last Thou art come, little Saviour!
And Thine angels fill midnight with song; Thou art come to us, gentle Creator !
Whom Thy creatures have sighed for so long. All hail. Eternal Child! Dear Mary's little Flower, * God hardly born an hour, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem! Hail Mary's Little One, Hail God's Eternal Son, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem !
2.
Thou art come to Thy beautiful Mother; She hath looked on Thy marvellous Face ; Thou art come to us, Maker of Mary ! And she was T...hv channel of grace. All hail. Eternal Child! Dear Mary's little Flower, God hardly born an hour. Sweet Babe of Bethlehem !
* When used at other times than Christmas, these two lines run thus : Dear Mary's little Flower, Blooming in earthly bower.
96 CHRISTMAS NIGHT.
Hail Mary's Little One, Hail God's Eternal Son, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem, Sweet Babe of Bethlehem 1 3.
Thou hast brought with Thee plentiful pardon, And our souls overflow with delight; Our hearts are half broken, dear Jesus ! With the joy of this wonderful night.
What to read after Hymns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick William Faber to read onlineMoreLess
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