Verses, Grave And Gay
Verses, Grave And Gay
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35 Now the year is crowned with blessing As we gather in the grain ; And, our grateful thanks expressing, Loud we raise a joyous strain. Bygone days of toil and sadness Cannot now our peace destroy, For the hills are clothed with gladness And the valleys shout for joy.
To the Lord their first-fruits bringing, All His thankful people come, To the Father praises singing For the joy of Harvest-Home.
In the Spring the smiling meadows Donned their robes of living green, As the sunshine chased the sh...adows Swiftly o'er the changing scene ; C 2 36 VERSES GRAVE AND GAY.
In the Summer-time the story Of a riper hope was told ; Then the rich Autumnal glory Decked the fields in cloth of gold.
To the Lord their first-fruits bringing, All His thankful people come, To the Father praises singing For the joy of Harvest-Home.
Shall not we, whose hearts are swelling With the thought of former days, Sing a joyous song foretelling Future gladness, fuller praise ? For the cloud the bow retaineth With its covenant of peace, That, as long as earth remaineth, Harvest-time shall never cease.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
35 Now the year is crowned with blessing As we gather in the grain ; And, our grateful thanks expressing, Loud we raise a joyous strain. Bygone days of toil and sadness Cannot now our peace destroy, For the hills are clothed with gladness And the valleys shout for joy.
To the Lord their first-fruits bringing, All His thankful people come, To the Father praises singing For the joy of Harvest-Home.
In the Spring the smiling meadows Donned their robes of living green, As the sunshine chased the sh...adows Swiftly o'er the changing scene ; C 2 36 VERSES GRAVE AND GAY.
In the Summer-time the story Of a riper hope was told ; Then the rich Autumnal glory Decked the fields in cloth of gold.
To the Lord their first-fruits bringing, All His thankful people come, To the Father praises singing For the joy of Harvest-Home.
Shall not we, whose hearts are swelling With the thought of former days, Sing a joyous song foretelling Future gladness, fuller praise ? For the cloud the bow retaineth With its covenant of peace, That, as long as earth remaineth, Harvest-time shall never cease.
What to read after Verses, Grave And Gay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fowler Ellen Thorneycroft to read onlineMoreLess
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