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More pure than snows or dews The babe on whom it smiled ; And so we keep the hour Here in our winter wild.
It glittered in the East ; We, in the distant West, Dream that we too have seen, And by that star are blest.
28 THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Are there angels in the air ?
Shining wings I do not see ; Anthems no sweet seraph sings ; And I lonely bend the knee.
But the song is in my heart, For I know the Christ is born, Bringing balm for every smart, Bringing joy to souls forlorn.
Can I go, a pilg...rim meek.
Over sea and over sands, Still the gentle babe to seek In the shining Eastern lands ?
O my heart, if sin depart, Weary feet need never roam ; Christ himself in each pure heart Gently seeks and begs a home.
BLESSEDNESS.
T is not happiness I seek, — Its name I hardly dare to speak ; It is not made for man on earth, And heaven alone can give it birth.
There is a something sweet and pure, — Through life, through death it may endure With steady foot I onward press.
And long to win that Blessedness.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa J Louisa Jane Hall to read onlineMoreLess
To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
More pure than snows or dews The babe on whom it smiled ; And so we keep the hour Here in our winter wild.
It glittered in the East ; We, in the distant West, Dream that we too have seen, And by that star are blest.
28 THE STAR OF BETHLEHEM.
Are there angels in the air ?
Shining wings I do not see ; Anthems no sweet seraph sings ; And I lonely bend the knee.
But the song is in my heart, For I know the Christ is born, Bringing balm for every smart, Bringing joy to souls forlorn.
Can I go, a pilg...rim meek.
Over sea and over sands, Still the gentle babe to seek In the shining Eastern lands ?
O my heart, if sin depart, Weary feet need never roam ; Christ himself in each pure heart Gently seeks and begs a home.
BLESSEDNESS.
T is not happiness I seek, — Its name I hardly dare to speak ; It is not made for man on earth, And heaven alone can give it birth.
There is a something sweet and pure, — Through life, through death it may endure With steady foot I onward press.
And long to win that Blessedness.
What to read after Verses?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Louisa J Louisa Jane Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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