Thoughts At Eventide
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Christmas bells are in the air, Christmas cheer is everywhere — But your fate and mine I know, Like the flowers and the snow.
We pass away.
In the music of the bells Sweetly, grandly as it swells, Comes to us "across the snow," Takes us back to long ago, A lost day.
When beyond the stars we meet.
And each other softly greet, All our heartaches and our losses, All our burdens and our crosses Will pass away.
Ct piece of 3reab.
A man, this morning, stood at my back door, And asked for a piece of b...read to eat; His poor feet almost bare upon the floor, While his nose and chin were about to meet.
Two of our great men give only for name.
But Christ, who is greater, said remember the poor, And again in His word, forget not the same, Lo, I will be with you forevermore.
How much did our ladies spend for inaugural gowns ?
Thousands of dollars. That would buy much bread; All over the world, in many large towns — I hear the pitiful cries: "May we not be fed ?" Chicago's little ones, with bare feet in the snow.
What to read after Thoughts At Eventide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenawalt, Fannie Jane Griggs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Christmas bells are in the air, Christmas cheer is everywhere — But your fate and mine I know, Like the flowers and the snow.
We pass away.
In the music of the bells Sweetly, grandly as it swells, Comes to us "across the snow," Takes us back to long ago, A lost day.
When beyond the stars we meet.
And each other softly greet, All our heartaches and our losses, All our burdens and our crosses Will pass away.
Ct piece of 3reab.
A man, this morning, stood at my back door, And asked for a piece of b...read to eat; His poor feet almost bare upon the floor, While his nose and chin were about to meet.
Two of our great men give only for name.
But Christ, who is greater, said remember the poor, And again in His word, forget not the same, Lo, I will be with you forevermore.
How much did our ladies spend for inaugural gowns ?
Thousands of dollars. That would buy much bread; All over the world, in many large towns — I hear the pitiful cries: "May we not be fed ?" Chicago's little ones, with bare feet in the snow.
What to read after Thoughts At Eventide?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Greenawalt, Fannie Jane Griggs. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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