Rampolli by George MacDonald
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page 108 of 162 (66%)
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He brings you all the news so glad Which God the Father ready had-- That you shall in his heavenly house Live now and evermore with us. Take heed then to the token sure-- The crib, the swaddling clothes so poor: The infant you shall find laid there Who all the world doth hold and bear. Hence let us all be gladsome then, And with the shepherd-folk go in To see what God to us hath given With his dear honoured Son from heaven. Take note, my heart; see there! look low: What lies then in the manger so? Whose is the lovely little child? It is the darling Jesus-child. Hail, noble guest in humble guise, Poor sinners who didst not despise, And com'st to me in misery! My thoughts must all be thanks to thee! Ah Lord! the maker of us all! How hast thou grown so poor and small That there thou liest on withered grass, The supper of the ox and ass! |
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