The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, Volume 06 - Masterpieces of German Literature Translated into English. in Twenty Volumes by Unknown
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The Church's banners are waving,
They are chanting a hymn divine; 'Tis at Köln is that procession, At Köln upon the Rhine. With the throng the mother follows; Her son she leads with her; and now They both of them sing in the chorus, "Ever honored, O Mary, be thou!" 2 The Mother of God at Kevlaar Is drest in her richest array; She has many a cure on hand there, Many sick folk come to her today. And her, for their votive offerings, The suffering sick folk greet With limbs that in wax are molded, Many waxen hands and feet. And whoso a wax hand offers, His hand is healed of its sore; And whoso a wax foot offers, His foot it will pain him no more. To Kevlaar went many on crutches Who now on the tight-rope bound, And many play now on the fiddle |
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