A Celtic Psaltery by Alfred Perceval Graves
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page 135 of 205 (65%)
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O Jonathan, thou wast slain.
Alas! my brother Jonathan, I am sore distressed for thee; For thou hast been very pleasant, Very pleasant to me. Beyond the love of woman Was the love that for me you bore. How are the mighty fallen And perished the weapons of war! THE FIERY FURNACE Bound into the furnace blazing They have cast the Children Three; But oh! miracle amazing, They arise, unscathed and free; While through paths of fire, to guide them, Paths no other foot has trod-- Lo! A Fourth is seen beside them, Shining like the Son of God. Ah! not ours their saintly measure, Yet 'tis still our heart's desire, |
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