The poems and literary prose of Alexander Wilson ... for the first time fully collected and compared with the original and early editions ... edited ... by the Rev. Alexander B. Grosart ... with portrait, illustrations, &c |
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[To Him who bids the tempest roll]
To Him who bids the tempest roll,
Or lulls the noontide blaze;
In joyful anthems let your soul
Proclaim His boundless praise.
Or lulls the noontide blaze;
In joyful anthems let your soul
Proclaim His boundless praise.
Where'er yon glorious orb of day
Dispels the dreary night;
Where'er his bright refulgent ray
Dispenses life and light:
Dispels the dreary night;
Where'er his bright refulgent ray
Dispenses life and light:
In one triumphant chorus high,
Let all unite around;
Till loud along the vaulted sky,
The lofty song resound.
Let all unite around;
Till loud along the vaulted sky,
The lofty song resound.
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