Ballads And Verses of the Spiritual Life
Ballads And Verses of the Spiritual Life
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In singing, as in toil, do ye your best ; God will adjust the balance do the rest ! " 65 i BALLADS AND VERSES But one good Brother, anxious to remove This, the reproach now laid on them so long, Rejected counsel, and for very love Besought a brother, skilled in art of song, To come to them his cloister far to leave And sing Magnificat on Christmas Eve.
So when each brown monk duly sought his place, By two and two, slow pacing to the choir, Shrined in his dark oak stall, the strange monk's face ...Shone with a light as of devotion's fire, Good, young and fair, his seemed a form wherein Pure beauty left no room at all for sin.
And when the time for singing it had come, " Magnificat? face raised, and voice, he sang : Each in his stall the monks stood glad and dumb, As through the chancel's dusk his voice outrang, Pure, clear, and perfect as the thrushes sing Their first impulsive welcome of the spring.
At the first notes the Abbot's heart spoke low : " O God, accept this singing, seeing we, Had we the power, would ever praise Thee so Would ever.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In singing, as in toil, do ye your best ; God will adjust the balance do the rest ! " 65 i BALLADS AND VERSES But one good Brother, anxious to remove This, the reproach now laid on them so long, Rejected counsel, and for very love Besought a brother, skilled in art of song, To come to them his cloister far to leave And sing Magnificat on Christmas Eve.
So when each brown monk duly sought his place, By two and two, slow pacing to the choir, Shrined in his dark oak stall, the strange monk's face ...Shone with a light as of devotion's fire, Good, young and fair, his seemed a form wherein Pure beauty left no room at all for sin.
And when the time for singing it had come, " Magnificat? face raised, and voice, he sang : Each in his stall the monks stood glad and dumb, As through the chancel's dusk his voice outrang, Pure, clear, and perfect as the thrushes sing Their first impulsive welcome of the spring.
At the first notes the Abbot's heart spoke low : " O God, accept this singing, seeing we, Had we the power, would ever praise Thee so Would ever.
What to read after Ballads And Verses of the Spiritual Life?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nesbit Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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