The Christmas book of Carols And Songs
The Christmas book of Carols And Songs
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33 A Hymn for Christmas Day A HYMN FOR CHRISTMAS DAY AWAKE, my soul, and come away : Put on thy best array ; Lest if thou longer stay Thou lose some minutes of so blest a day.
Go run And bid good-morrow to the sun ; Welcome his safe return To Capricorn, And that great morn Wherein a God was born, Whose story none can tell But he whose every word's a miracle.
To-day Almightiness grew weak ; The Word itself was mute and could not speak. 34 A Hymn for Christmas Day That Jacob's star which made the... sun To dazzle if he durst look on, Now mantled o'er in Bethlehem's night, Borrowed a star to show him light.
He that begirt each zone, To whom both poles are one, Who grasped the Zodiac in his hand And made it move or stand, Is now by nature man, By stature but a span ; Eternity is now grown short ; A King is born without a court ; The water thirsts ; the fountain's dry ; And life, being born, made apt to die.
Chor. : Then let our praises emulate and vie With his humility ! Since he's exiled from skies That we might rise, 35 A Hymn for Christmas Day From low estate of men Let's sing him up again !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
33 A Hymn for Christmas Day A HYMN FOR CHRISTMAS DAY AWAKE, my soul, and come away : Put on thy best array ; Lest if thou longer stay Thou lose some minutes of so blest a day.
Go run And bid good-morrow to the sun ; Welcome his safe return To Capricorn, And that great morn Wherein a God was born, Whose story none can tell But he whose every word's a miracle.
To-day Almightiness grew weak ; The Word itself was mute and could not speak. 34 A Hymn for Christmas Day That Jacob's star which made the... sun To dazzle if he durst look on, Now mantled o'er in Bethlehem's night, Borrowed a star to show him light.
He that begirt each zone, To whom both poles are one, Who grasped the Zodiac in his hand And made it move or stand, Is now by nature man, By stature but a span ; Eternity is now grown short ; A King is born without a court ; The water thirsts ; the fountain's dry ; And life, being born, made apt to die.
Chor. : Then let our praises emulate and vie With his humility ! Since he's exiled from skies That we might rise, 35 A Hymn for Christmas Day From low estate of men Let's sing him up again !
What to read after The Christmas book of Carols And Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W S W Anson to read onlineMoreLess
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