Cottage Poems by Patrick Brontë
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page 66 of 68 (97%)
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In praise I shall tell,
When throned in my rest, The things which befell Were always the best. IX. Whatever is hid Shall burst on my sight When hence I have fled To glorious light. Should chastisements lower, Then let me resign; Should kindnesses shower, Let gratitude shine. X. Hence! Sorrow and Fear! Since Jesus is nigh, I'll dry up each tear, And stifle each sigh: And clothed in His word Will conquer my foes, And follow my Lord Wherever He goes. XI. My friends! let us fly |
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