Cross Roads by Margaret E. (Margaret Elizabeth) Sangster
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page 68 of 143 (47%)
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And try to understand the words
My True Love said to me! If I might go with my True Love, To some far, dream-swept land; I would not miss the world, for I Could always touch Love's hand, And feel the magic of his lips -- Oh, by the singing sea, And Eden-place would bloom a-new For my True Love and me! COMPREHENSION -- A MOTHER'S SONG I KNOW HOW MARY FELT, THERE IN THE HAY, MY LITTLE SON WAS BORN ON CHRISTMAS DAY! I know, as she bent tenderly above Him, She did not think of majesty or power, For he was hers -- and she was there to love Him! His hands, as pinkly tinted as a flower, Seemed all too small to carve His deathless story -- What though a star gleamed glorious to guide Him? She snatched Him to her breast as if to hide Him From harm, and fear, and even -- yes, from glory. And when the wise men came to give their treasure, |
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