Mignonette
Mignonette
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77 He wanted to please me, and I took His loving thought for me, as though He had brought me the rarest blossoms My God could cause to blow. And so methinks the Father, If we go with a handful of leaves, Will kiss us upon the mouth, and judge By the love that each inweaves.
Thinking and Acting.
EOPLE are thinking the grandest thoughts, That somebody yet must work out ; I thank the man that sows the seed, And rejoice when the reapers shout. The world is our field, and we enter in, For a fight wi...th the deadly weeds of sin ; But whether we sow or whether we reap, May Satan never find us asleep.
If we could think till our hair grew white. Yet sit in our chair from morn till night, Would the world grow richer for all the care, Or honor us more for our silvery hair ?
78 SONGS OF HOPE.
No ; every thought must have its wing, As every bird has its song to sing ; The bud is a promise, the flower the deed To prove the quality of the seed.
If I am the thinker, O find me feet To run and perform my errands sweet ; We all are not Christ s, whose garment s hem Will heal the disease of soul-sick men ; But while we pour in the oil and the wine, Tis the hidden thought makes the action fine ; I may give the beggar a crust, and he May forget the crust, yet remember me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
77 He wanted to please me, and I took His loving thought for me, as though He had brought me the rarest blossoms My God could cause to blow. And so methinks the Father, If we go with a handful of leaves, Will kiss us upon the mouth, and judge By the love that each inweaves.
Thinking and Acting.
EOPLE are thinking the grandest thoughts, That somebody yet must work out ; I thank the man that sows the seed, And rejoice when the reapers shout. The world is our field, and we enter in, For a fight wi...th the deadly weeds of sin ; But whether we sow or whether we reap, May Satan never find us asleep.
If we could think till our hair grew white. Yet sit in our chair from morn till night, Would the world grow richer for all the care, Or honor us more for our silvery hair ?
78 SONGS OF HOPE.
No ; every thought must have its wing, As every bird has its song to sing ; The bud is a promise, the flower the deed To prove the quality of the seed.
If I am the thinker, O find me feet To run and perform my errands sweet ; We all are not Christ s, whose garment s hem Will heal the disease of soul-sick men ; But while we pour in the oil and the wine, Tis the hidden thought makes the action fine ; I may give the beggar a crust, and he May forget the crust, yet remember me.
What to read after Mignonette?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellen Young Patton to read onlineMoreLess
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