Poems Original And Translated
Poems Original And Translated
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GAZET'S ** PIA HILARIA. ' 1 39 ^* My Lord, some months are gone since you began (Forgive our saying so) to be our guest, And not one morsel have you brought yourself. Now bring, we pray you, something of your own, Or, better still, (what we should like much better). Ask us, our master and ourselves to come And dine with you : he craves it, and we too. " Their master's words they fasten in their minds, And' once again to breakfast Jesus comes, As though he loved to live upon his friends, And hav...ing finished, and now turned to go, The children catch Him by the sleeve and speak With guileless hearts the words they had been told. Upon the simple boys the Boy-God smiled : " Well-sped, dear innocence, '' He cries, *' by me Of all most loved and honoured ; you shall come. Your master and yourselves, I pledge my word, To be my quests this next Ascension Day; 140 POEMS.
'Tis close at hand, and you shall surely come ; Go tell your master, and till then farewell. ** This when they heard joy filled their hearts indeed, And running home they to their master cry — '* O master, master, that dear golden Boy, Who was our guest and daily ate with us, Most willingly to our request agreed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
GAZET'S ** PIA HILARIA. ' 1 39 ^* My Lord, some months are gone since you began (Forgive our saying so) to be our guest, And not one morsel have you brought yourself. Now bring, we pray you, something of your own, Or, better still, (what we should like much better). Ask us, our master and ourselves to come And dine with you : he craves it, and we too. " Their master's words they fasten in their minds, And' once again to breakfast Jesus comes, As though he loved to live upon his friends, And hav...ing finished, and now turned to go, The children catch Him by the sleeve and speak With guileless hearts the words they had been told. Upon the simple boys the Boy-God smiled : " Well-sped, dear innocence, '' He cries, *' by me Of all most loved and honoured ; you shall come. Your master and yourselves, I pledge my word, To be my quests this next Ascension Day; 140 POEMS.
'Tis close at hand, and you shall surely come ; Go tell your master, and till then farewell. ** This when they heard joy filled their hearts indeed, And running home they to their master cry — '* O master, master, that dear golden Boy, Who was our guest and daily ate with us, Most willingly to our request agreed.
What to read after Poems Original And Translated?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H I D Henry Ignatius Dudley Ryder to read onlineMoreLess
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