Rhuddlan Castle And Other Poems
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We give thee, dearest mother !
More than our words can say, A joyous, loving greeting On this thy natal day.
God guard thee ! may His goodness In fulness round thee spread ; And all His choicest blessings Be shower'd upon thy head.
72 In #1 r mar tarn.
Still may He keep thee safely, Through years and years to come : The life the brightest sunshine The joyspring of our home.
TO MOTHER.
AKE lightly from thy slumbers On this thy natal day : Give God thy heartfelt praises ; A year has passed away :... Another year, whose mercies prove His gracious and abiding love.
About thy path He watched thee ; His tender care we trace ; Thy deep, soft eye is brighter, New health is on thy face : And as thou treadest up the hill Of life, fresh visions open still.
And may the very brightest That ever met the gaze ; Free from corroding sorrow, Free from obscuring haze, Be thine ! till in a clearer day The best of earth shall pass away.
3E ^Umortam. 73 While here, may He still lead thee Along the path of right : His word thy rule of action ; His Spirit thy true light.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We give thee, dearest mother !
More than our words can say, A joyous, loving greeting On this thy natal day.
God guard thee ! may His goodness In fulness round thee spread ; And all His choicest blessings Be shower'd upon thy head.
72 In #1 r mar tarn.
Still may He keep thee safely, Through years and years to come : The life the brightest sunshine The joyspring of our home.
TO MOTHER.
AKE lightly from thy slumbers On this thy natal day : Give God thy heartfelt praises ; A year has passed away :... Another year, whose mercies prove His gracious and abiding love.
About thy path He watched thee ; His tender care we trace ; Thy deep, soft eye is brighter, New health is on thy face : And as thou treadest up the hill Of life, fresh visions open still.
And may the very brightest That ever met the gaze ; Free from corroding sorrow, Free from obscuring haze, Be thine ! till in a clearer day The best of earth shall pass away.
3E ^Umortam. 73 While here, may He still lead thee Along the path of right : His word thy rule of action ; His Spirit thy true light.
What to read after Rhuddlan Castle And Other Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frederick Wilson Kittermaster to read onlineMoreLess
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