A Celtic Psaltery by Alfred Perceval Graves
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Tree of many-blossoming sprays,
Lamp to light our night of trouble, Sun to cheer our weary days; Ladder to the Heavenly Highway, Whither every Saint ascends, Be a safeguard still, till my way In Thy glorious Kingdom ends! Covert fair of sweet protection, Chosen for a Monarch's rest, Hostel for nine months' refection Of a Noble Infant Guest; Glorious Heavenly Porch, whereunder, So the day-star sinks his head, God's Own Son--O saving wonder! Jesus was incarnated; For the fair Babe's sake conceivèd In Thy womb and brought to birth, For the Blest Child's sake, receivèd Now as King of Heaven and Earth; For His Rood's sake! starker, steeper Hath no other Cross been set, For His Tomb's sake! darker, deeper There hath been no burial yet; By His Blessed Resurrection, |
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