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Stephen Crane

I looked here;

I looked there;

Nowhere could I see my love.

And--this time--

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To make to agree or correspond; to suit one thing to another; to adjust.

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The Christian

24 lines
William Cowper·1731–1800·Romanticism
onor and happiness uniteTo make the Christian's name a praise;How fair the scene, how clear the light,That fills the remnant of His days! A kingly character He bears,No change His priestly office knows;Unfading is the crown He wears,His joys can never reach a close. Adorn'd with glory from on high,Salvation shines upon His face;His robe is of the ethereal dye,His steps are dignity and grace. Inferior honors He disdains,Nor stoops to take applause from earth;The King of kings Himself maintainsThe expenses of His heavenly birth. The noblest creature seen below,Ordain'd to fill a throne above;God gives him all He can bestow,His kingdom of eternal love! My soul is ravished at the thought!Methinks from earth I see Him rise!Angels congratulate His lot,And shout Him welcome to the skies.