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Excerpt from Rachel Comforted: Conversations of a Mother in the Dark With Her Child in the LightThen said that fisher bold to me, And turned his face away He was not willing to stay with us, He was not willing to stay.Then I looked upon his pretty cot So neat in its array, And I looked upon his garden plot With its ¿owers so trim and gay, And I said, He hath no need of me To help him up the brae, God worketh in his heart, and He Will soon let ...
Excerpt from Rachel Comforted: Conversations of a Mother in the Dark With Her Child in the Light
Then said that fisher bold to me, And turned his face away He was not willing to stay with us, He was not willing to stay.
Then I looked upon his pretty cot So neat in its array, And I looked upon his garden plot With its ¿owers so trim and gay, And I said, He hath no need of me To help him up the brae, God worketh in his heart, and He Will soon ...
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