The Worlds Childhood a Series of Sunday Evening Sermons From Themes Drawn From
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*'Let me hide myself in Thee" — Still I hear it echo there, As she sang it o'er to me, From her swaying rocking-chair; 274 THE WORLD'S CHILDHOOD And I am a boy again, As so sweetly back along Distant years I catch the strain Of that old familiar song.
/'Other refuge have I none" — Often in the long, long years I have missed the touch of one Who could soothe my doubts and f e^rs, One to whom I used to go With each boyish grief and care. Sometimes in the afterglow, I catch glimpses of her there.
...*'Rock of Ages"— and I feel Mother's arms about me prest, As to her embrace I'd steal To be rocked away to rest. Dreamy-like once more I hear Softly, gently, soothingly, That faint echo in my ear: *'Let me hide myself in Thee. " THE DAWN OF GUILT **The eyes of them both were opened and they knew that they were naked. " — Gen. 3 : 7.
SOME time ago passers-by in the streets of Paris were attracted by the figure of a woman on the parapet of a roof. She had fallen asleep in the afternoon, and under the influence of somnambulism had stept out of an open window on to the edge of the house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
*'Let me hide myself in Thee" — Still I hear it echo there, As she sang it o'er to me, From her swaying rocking-chair; 274 THE WORLD'S CHILDHOOD And I am a boy again, As so sweetly back along Distant years I catch the strain Of that old familiar song.
/'Other refuge have I none" — Often in the long, long years I have missed the touch of one Who could soothe my doubts and f e^rs, One to whom I used to go With each boyish grief and care. Sometimes in the afterglow, I catch glimpses of her there.
...*'Rock of Ages"— and I feel Mother's arms about me prest, As to her embrace I'd steal To be rocked away to rest. Dreamy-like once more I hear Softly, gently, soothingly, That faint echo in my ear: *'Let me hide myself in Thee. " THE DAWN OF GUILT **The eyes of them both were opened and they knew that they were naked. " — Gen. 3 : 7.
SOME time ago passers-by in the streets of Paris were attracted by the figure of a woman on the parapet of a roof. She had fallen asleep in the afternoon, and under the influence of somnambulism had stept out of an open window on to the edge of the house.
What to read after The Worlds Childhood a Series of Sunday Evening Sermons From Themes Drawn From?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Banks Louis Albert to read onlineMoreLess
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