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    Lyrics and Legends at Christmas-Tide
    Lyrics and Legends at Christmas-Tide
    Lyrics and Legends at Christmas-Tide
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    Lyrics and Legends at Christmas-Tide

    By Clinton Scollard

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    This is a factual and scholarly commentary on many aspects of Christianity from its earliest beginnings. It looks at several areas of study, including the four main gospels and other parts of the New Testament, and the administration of the Christian church.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSharp Ink
    Release dateJun 16, 2022
    ISBN9788028200558
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      Lyrics and Legends at Christmas-Tide - Clinton Scollard

      Clinton Scollard

      Lyrics and Legends at Christmas-Tide

      Sharp Ink Publishing

      2022

      Contact: info@sharpinkbooks.com

      ISBN 978-80-282-0055-8

      Table of Contents

      Lyrics & Legends of Christmas-Tide

      A Bell

      Christmas Elves

      The Christmas Angel

      Nazareth Town

      A Christmas Masque

      FIRST KING

      SECOND KING

      THIRD KING

      FIRST KING

      SECOND KING

      THIRD KING

      FIRST KING

      SECOND KING

      THIRD KING

      ALL

      A Song for Christmas Morning

      The Christmas Minstrels

      Twelfth Night Song

      Yule at Thengelfor

      A Yule-Tide Carol

      Ballad of the Eve of Yule

      The Hanging of the Holly

      The Maid of Bethlehem

      The Christmas Almsman

      The Bells of Christmas

      Christmas Ingle Song

      Neil MacDonald

      The Star of Bethlehem

      Pierol’s Christmas

      Song for the Eve of Yule

      The Three Kings

      The Wise Men

      A Yule Song

      The Christmas Hunter

      A Christmas Song

      A Lover to His Rhyme

      The Christmas Pilgrimage (Bethlehem)

      The Yule-Log

      Ballad of the Christmas Tryst

      A Knight’s Christmas

      The White Ladye

      The Wizard People

      Holly Song

      Gennesar

      Firelight

      Mother-of-Pearl

      The Bells of Ardo

      In the Age of the Year

      A Lover’s Christmas

      Ballad of Kirkland Hills

      The Closed Room

      Under the Holly Bough

      ENVOY

      Cosette’s Christmas

      Pilgrims

      Lyrics & Legends of Christmas-Tide

      Table of Contents

      A Bell

      Table of Contents

      Had I the power

      To cast a bell that should from some grand tower,

      At the first Christmas hour,

      Out-ring,

      And fling

      A jubilant message wide,

      The forgèd metals should be thus allied;—

      No iron Pride,

      But soft Humility and rich-veined Hope

      Cleft from a sunny slope,

      And there should be

      White Charity,

      And silvery Love, that knows nor Doubt nor Fear,

      To make the peal more clear;

      And then, to firmly fix the fine alloy,

      There should be Joy!

      Christmas Elves

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      If you walk on Christmas eve,

      And the moon doth shine aright,

      You will see them weave,—

      Nimble gnome, and fay and sprite,—

      Devious dances in the lustrous lunar light.

      Round and round the holly bole

      Will they dart and glide and spring;

      And a tripping troll

      Will they in a chorus sing;

      Threading now in broken, now in linkèd ring.

      Berry bright, berry bright,

      Be the love about your hearth!

      Leafy green, leafy green,

      Be perennial your mirth!

      Sturdy as a holly bole be your footing of the earth!

      These white spirits of old Yule,

      Happy you who hear their tune!

      Joy with you shall rule,

      Life for you shall be a boon

      Round the year through all the watches of the moon!

      The

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