Lays from the West by M. A. Nicholl
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page 21 of 155 (13%)
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For thee an heavenly mansion, bright and fair,
That where I am Thou mayest with Me abide, And taste full joy for ever by My side." I bless thee, Saviour, for this word of life, This light to guide me safe through every strife, This lantern o'er my pathway shining clear To show the dangers, and the Helper near. I love to see it beaming, day by day, Thine own bright smile, that lights the darksome way; "Led by Thy counsel," oh! what joy to be "Received in glory," Lord, at last by Thee. MEMORIES. "In der Weit, weit, Aus der Einsamkeit, Wollen sie Dich locken."--FAUST. When the glad, bright days of our youth's fresh prime, Shall have pass'd, as a dream that at morning dies; When the long blank stretch of the coming time Like a desolate desert before us lies, Dreary and cheerless, 'neath sunless skies. |
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