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" — 1 TTiess. V. 17.
When the cheerful morn is breaking, From thy slumbers calmly waking, Kaeel and pray ; When thy heart is filled with gladness, Or thy head bowed down in sadness, Kneel and pray.
T\Tien no earthly friends are near thee, And no kindly voices cheer thee.
Kneel and pray ; When thou thinkest of the morrow, Dreading it may bring thee sorrow, Kneel and pray.
When the way seems dark and dreary. And with fighting thou art weary, Kneel and pray ; 112 POEMS.
"Wlien temptations come and... try tliee, And no refuge seemeth nigh thee, Kneel and pray.
"When upon a sick bed lying, Those yon fondly love are dying.
Kneel and pray ; When the night is closing round thee, For the mercies which surround thee.
Kneel and pray.
ORIGINAIi. 113 WAITING FOB LIGHT.
" What I do thoQ knowest not now, but thou shftlt know hereafter. "— St. John xiii. 7.
As the Lours of life flit by Clouds will oft obscure the sky, Turning into sorrow's night The day that rose so clear and bright.
Then, be still, and calmly rest ; All thy trials shaU be blest ; God, who watches from above, Sends them all to us in love.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" — 1 TTiess. V. 17.
When the cheerful morn is breaking, From thy slumbers calmly waking, Kaeel and pray ; When thy heart is filled with gladness, Or thy head bowed down in sadness, Kneel and pray.
T\Tien no earthly friends are near thee, And no kindly voices cheer thee.
Kneel and pray ; When thou thinkest of the morrow, Dreading it may bring thee sorrow, Kneel and pray.
When the way seems dark and dreary. And with fighting thou art weary, Kneel and pray ; 112 POEMS.
"Wlien temptations come and... try tliee, And no refuge seemeth nigh thee, Kneel and pray.
"When upon a sick bed lying, Those yon fondly love are dying.
Kneel and pray ; When the night is closing round thee, For the mercies which surround thee.
Kneel and pray.
ORIGINAIi. 113 WAITING FOB LIGHT.
" What I do thoQ knowest not now, but thou shftlt know hereafter. "— St. John xiii. 7.
As the Lours of life flit by Clouds will oft obscure the sky, Turning into sorrow's night The day that rose so clear and bright.
Then, be still, and calmly rest ; All thy trials shaU be blest ; God, who watches from above, Sends them all to us in love.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ellin Isabelle Tupper to read onlineMoreLess
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