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Hymns for mothers and children (1861)

Guild, C. S. (Caroline Snowden), 1827-1898, Guild, Anne E., 1826-1868 · Boston : Walker, Wise, & Co. · leaf 240

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NE IN THE DAYS OF WICKLIFF. 213 As water to the parched soil, As to the hungry, bread,So fell upon the woodmans soul Each word the pilgrim read. Thus, through the midnight did they read. Until the dawn of day ;And then came in the woodmans son. To fetch the book away. All quick and troubled was his… … THE SPRING-TIME OF LIFE. FROM WILLIE WlXKIE. The summer comes with rosy wreaths, To dance among the fragrant flowers,While friendly autumn plenty breathes. And blessings in abundant showers.Een winter with its frost and snow Brings much the mind to calm and cheer,But there s a season worth them all…

Children's poetry, English · Mothers

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