The Village Wreath
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LOCKYER.
22 THE VILLAGE WREATH.
SABBATH MORN.
C OFT and sweet the sound of bells J Ripples over hills and dells : Feathered choirs with lively strains Wake the echoes of the plains : Purling brooks in softer lays Murmur their Creator's praise : Nought but music stirs the air : Christian ! 'tis the hour of prayer.
T. F. Lockyer.
THE VILLAGE WREATH. 23 CHARITY.
rAIREST of the '. 'fairest three, " Heaven-born, heaven-bound charity ; Principle divinely pure, Willing all things to endure ; Come, and... chase dark night away, Come, and bring eternal day ; Beaming forth in rays divine, Brightly on this cold world shine.
Darker than the blackest night Is man's breast, without thy light ; Come, and shining from above, Kindle there a flame of love. Earth and all things welcome thee Heavenly offspring — Charity : Rivers in their onward flow, Flowers as they lowly grow.
The lily with its drooping head, The violet in its " grassy bed, " With odours sweet the air perfume, Shedding fragrance where they bloom, Teaching man that he may give, Fragrance wheresoe'er he live, And like flowers thus impart, Joy and gladness to the heart.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LOCKYER.
22 THE VILLAGE WREATH.
SABBATH MORN.
C OFT and sweet the sound of bells J Ripples over hills and dells : Feathered choirs with lively strains Wake the echoes of the plains : Purling brooks in softer lays Murmur their Creator's praise : Nought but music stirs the air : Christian ! 'tis the hour of prayer.
T. F. Lockyer.
THE VILLAGE WREATH. 23 CHARITY.
rAIREST of the '. 'fairest three, " Heaven-born, heaven-bound charity ; Principle divinely pure, Willing all things to endure ; Come, and... chase dark night away, Come, and bring eternal day ; Beaming forth in rays divine, Brightly on this cold world shine.
Darker than the blackest night Is man's breast, without thy light ; Come, and shining from above, Kindle there a flame of love. Earth and all things welcome thee Heavenly offspring — Charity : Rivers in their onward flow, Flowers as they lowly grow.
The lily with its drooping head, The violet in its " grassy bed, " With odours sweet the air perfume, Shedding fragrance where they bloom, Teaching man that he may give, Fragrance wheresoe'er he live, And like flowers thus impart, Joy and gladness to the heart.
What to read after The Village Wreath?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Kenington to read onlineMoreLess
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