Poems
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So tenderly due was the reverence, paid To her parents so dear, by this dear little maid.
So willing her feet, and her smile was so gay.
When she turned, at their call, from her Innocent play.
That never, I deem, were there parents so blessed.
As Joachim and Ann, of this treasure possessed.
The foam of mid ocean, the snow wreath that curls On the crest of HImmaleh, the ocean's best pearls, I JO Christmas Carol.
Are less pure than her thoughts, whose clear white- ness was dim With no shadow of b...irth and no shadow of sin ; And more precious than incense the prayers that were given, From her innocent heart, to the Father in Heaven.
'Ah, never the name of that virgin I hear.
Called " blessed " by angels, to mortals how dear !
But a throb of quick feeling beats strong at my heart And this wish ot my soul to her ear I impart \ O, Virgin so lovely, so modest, so chary.
To the child of our hearts be most gracious, sweet Lady, For the name of our dear little treasure is Alary !
Christmas Parol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So tenderly due was the reverence, paid To her parents so dear, by this dear little maid.
So willing her feet, and her smile was so gay.
When she turned, at their call, from her Innocent play.
That never, I deem, were there parents so blessed.
As Joachim and Ann, of this treasure possessed.
The foam of mid ocean, the snow wreath that curls On the crest of HImmaleh, the ocean's best pearls, I JO Christmas Carol.
Are less pure than her thoughts, whose clear white- ness was dim With no shadow of b...irth and no shadow of sin ; And more precious than incense the prayers that were given, From her innocent heart, to the Father in Heaven.
'Ah, never the name of that virgin I hear.
Called " blessed " by angels, to mortals how dear !
But a throb of quick feeling beats strong at my heart And this wish ot my soul to her ear I impart \ O, Virgin so lovely, so modest, so chary.
To the child of our hearts be most gracious, sweet Lady, For the name of our dear little treasure is Alary !
Christmas Parol.
What to read after Poems?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eliza Allen Starr to read onlineMoreLess
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