Verses and Rhymes By the Way by Margaret Moran Dixon McDougall
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There clothed on with his beauty, round the child all bliss will gather, All the brightness of the Father's face when looking on His own; For the little children's angels see the bright face of the Father, And gather on the rainbow steps that are around the throne. For evermore in safety, by the Lamb led to the valleys, Where the light of God is brooding, and life's storms are ever furled; No more watching, no more praying, no more guarding from the malice Of all evil, lest her garments should be spotted by the world. Heaven draws nearer in our sorrow, and the earth-born cares keep silence, And the still, small voice says kindly, "Though the child may come no more, Time is passing, and the moment approaches from the distance, When the message to come after will appear within the door." Oh, well it is for baby, safe, and past all toil and grieving, The dear head is laid so early on a loving Saviour's breast; Be not faithless, oh my friends, but submissive and believing, The Hand that makes no blunders hath laid the babe at rest TO ELIZABETH RAY |
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