Poetry of the Bells
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VOICES.
Onward ! onward !
With the night-wind.
Digitized by Google 45 I' ^(1 k Over field and farm and foreft, ^^ / Lonely homeftead, darksome hamlet, "^ ^ Blighting all we breathe upon !
7%ey S'weep a*way. Organ and Gregorian Chant, CHOIR.
No(9:e surgentes Vigilemus omnes !
Longfelloix).
i ^ii fd.
4> ^ fi^^V Digitized by Google rx ■ rV' ^ ~^ ■ rk- CHURCH BELLS.
Let the hills hear thy voice." AKE me to-night, my mother dear, That I may hear The Chriftmas Bells, so soft and clear, To high and lo...w glad tidings tell.
How God the Father loved us well.
How God the Eternal Son Came to undo what we had done, How God the Paraclete, Who in the chafte womb framed the Babe so v^ sweet, / In power and glory came, the birth to aid and ') greet.
h " Wake me, that I the twelvemonth long May bear the song About with me in the world's throng; Digitized by Google 47 ^^ That treasured joys of Chriftmas tide May with mine hour of gloom abide ; The Chriftmas carol ring Deep in my heart, when I would fing; Each of the twelve good days Its earneft yield of duteous love and praise, Ensuring happy months, and hallowing common ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
VOICES.
Onward ! onward !
With the night-wind.
Digitized by Google 45 I' ^(1 k Over field and farm and foreft, ^^ / Lonely homeftead, darksome hamlet, "^ ^ Blighting all we breathe upon !
7%ey S'weep a*way. Organ and Gregorian Chant, CHOIR.
No(9:e surgentes Vigilemus omnes !
Longfelloix).
i ^ii fd.
4> ^ fi^^V Digitized by Google rx ■ rV' ^ ~^ ■ rk- CHURCH BELLS.
Let the hills hear thy voice." AKE me to-night, my mother dear, That I may hear The Chriftmas Bells, so soft and clear, To high and lo...w glad tidings tell.
How God the Father loved us well.
How God the Eternal Son Came to undo what we had done, How God the Paraclete, Who in the chafte womb framed the Babe so v^ sweet, / In power and glory came, the birth to aid and ') greet.
h " Wake me, that I the twelvemonth long May bear the song About with me in the world's throng; Digitized by Google 47 ^^ That treasured joys of Chriftmas tide May with mine hour of gloom abide ; The Chriftmas carol ring Deep in my heart, when I would fing; Each of the twelve good days Its earneft yield of duteous love and praise, Ensuring happy months, and hallowing common ways.
What to read after Poetry of the Bells?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Batchelder to read onlineMoreLess
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