Memories
Memories
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And made our saddened souls rejoice !
How oft, as years roll swiftly by, Our lips will move in silent prayer, To our dear pastor, who on High Still holds for us his fondest care !
His flock have lost their dearest friend, But why make murmur or complaint ? For when that noble life did end, God's Kingdom gained another saint.
30 A LONGING Come to me, sweet one, of lost baby days, With your pretty blue eyes and dark hair, Step from that happy mysterious Land And answer my lifeburdened prayer. Let... me but hear once again your dear voice With it's rhythmical notes full of glee, Tell me what pleasures await me up there When this fast-fettered spirit is free.
Time has been long since you bid me adieu And left me to journey alone; Faith has been tried in the struggle for life.
And the spirit, world-sick, sighs for Home.
Could you come back to impart but one smile, And clasp me again as of yore.
Ah, you would give me new courage for life, And make me love Heaven the more.
31 MY FRIEND OF LONG AGO Sweet Friend of mine, and can it be That never more together, we Shall walk among the scenes of yore, So fondly loved by thee and me?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And made our saddened souls rejoice !
How oft, as years roll swiftly by, Our lips will move in silent prayer, To our dear pastor, who on High Still holds for us his fondest care !
His flock have lost their dearest friend, But why make murmur or complaint ? For when that noble life did end, God's Kingdom gained another saint.
30 A LONGING Come to me, sweet one, of lost baby days, With your pretty blue eyes and dark hair, Step from that happy mysterious Land And answer my lifeburdened prayer. Let... me but hear once again your dear voice With it's rhythmical notes full of glee, Tell me what pleasures await me up there When this fast-fettered spirit is free.
Time has been long since you bid me adieu And left me to journey alone; Faith has been tried in the struggle for life.
And the spirit, world-sick, sighs for Home.
Could you come back to impart but one smile, And clasp me again as of yore.
Ah, you would give me new courage for life, And make me love Heaven the more.
31 MY FRIEND OF LONG AGO Sweet Friend of mine, and can it be That never more together, we Shall walk among the scenes of yore, So fondly loved by thee and me?
What to read after Memories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kathleen a Sullivan to read onlineMoreLess
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