Marys book of Hymns
Marys book of Hymns
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M GOINGTOBEDATNIGHT.
deceive my body, pretty bed: Soft pillow, O receive my head, And thanks, my parents kind; Those comforts who for me pro- vide, Their precepts still shall be my guide, Their love I'll keep in mind, My hours mis-spent this day I rue, JMy good things done how very few!
Forgive my faults, O Lord, This night, if in thy grace I rest, To-morrow may 1 rise refresh'd, To keep thy holy woicl.
THE POPPY.
High on a bright and sunny bed, A scarlet poppy grew; And up it held its staring ...head, And held it out to view, [11] He made yourears, 8t he can hear, When you think nobody is near; In every place by night or day, He watches all you do or say.
You thought, because you were alone, Your falsehood never could be known; But liars always are found out, Whatever ways they wind about; And always be afraid, my dear, To tell a lie, for God can hear.
I wish my dear, you'd always try, To act as shall not need a lie; And when YOU wish a thing to do, That has been once forbidden you, Remember that, nor never dare To disobey for God is there!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
M GOINGTOBEDATNIGHT.
deceive my body, pretty bed: Soft pillow, O receive my head, And thanks, my parents kind; Those comforts who for me pro- vide, Their precepts still shall be my guide, Their love I'll keep in mind, My hours mis-spent this day I rue, JMy good things done how very few!
Forgive my faults, O Lord, This night, if in thy grace I rest, To-morrow may 1 rise refresh'd, To keep thy holy woicl.
THE POPPY.
High on a bright and sunny bed, A scarlet poppy grew; And up it held its staring ...head, And held it out to view, [11] He made yourears, 8t he can hear, When you think nobody is near; In every place by night or day, He watches all you do or say.
You thought, because you were alone, Your falsehood never could be known; But liars always are found out, Whatever ways they wind about; And always be afraid, my dear, To tell a lie, for God can hear.
I wish my dear, you'd always try, To act as shall not need a lie; And when YOU wish a thing to do, That has been once forbidden you, Remember that, nor never dare To disobey for God is there!
What to read after Marys book of Hymns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Richard Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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