The Buchanan Ballads Old And New
The Buchanan Ballads Old And New
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7 1 Rebuke thy legions ! Bid them crouch before thee, Nor histing still for conquest draw the sword ! Let doves, not battle-ravens, hover o'er thee.
And Christ, not Moloch, deck thy festal board ! For all this pomp and pride turn black and bitter If women weep and mourners wail their dead, The blessing of the sorrowful were fitter To crown thee than the crown upon thy head ! hearken yet, this year of years, Mother, Proclaim sweet peace from every heaven-lit hill, Let Justice be thy handmaid, an...d no other.
And say to all things evil, " Cease, be still ! " then shall all sorrow be over.
And then indeed winter be done, 'Mid acclaim of the people who love her Our Lady shall walk in the sun ! The green earth beneath and the blue sky above her, Her smile shall shed peace on the millions who cover The realms she hath welded to one. 'Tis Jubilee here, and 'tis Jubilee yonder As far as the sun round her empire doth wander. But Jubilee brighter shall come with to-morrow, With the end of all strife and surcease of all sorrow, When the night-tide of evil is done !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7 1 Rebuke thy legions ! Bid them crouch before thee, Nor histing still for conquest draw the sword ! Let doves, not battle-ravens, hover o'er thee.
And Christ, not Moloch, deck thy festal board ! For all this pomp and pride turn black and bitter If women weep and mourners wail their dead, The blessing of the sorrowful were fitter To crown thee than the crown upon thy head ! hearken yet, this year of years, Mother, Proclaim sweet peace from every heaven-lit hill, Let Justice be thy handmaid, an...d no other.
And say to all things evil, " Cease, be still ! " then shall all sorrow be over.
And then indeed winter be done, 'Mid acclaim of the people who love her Our Lady shall walk in the sun ! The green earth beneath and the blue sky above her, Her smile shall shed peace on the millions who cover The realms she hath welded to one. 'Tis Jubilee here, and 'tis Jubilee yonder As far as the sun round her empire doth wander. But Jubilee brighter shall come with to-morrow, With the end of all strife and surcease of all sorrow, When the night-tide of evil is done !
What to read after The Buchanan Ballads Old And New?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Buchanan, Robert Williams, 1841-1901 to read onlineMoreLess
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