Our Lady of May And Other Poems By Emily Hickey |
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XI—Her Offering
Two doves our Lady's offering,
Who hath no lamb to give,
Though it be hers that Lamb to bring
By whom alone we live.
Who hath no lamb to give,
Though it be hers that Lamb to bring
By whom alone we live.
O Lamb of God, who wast to bear
The whole world's sins away;
O very God, presented there,
We bless Thy name to-day.
The whole world's sins away;
O very God, presented there,
We bless Thy name to-day.
We worship Thee with joyful awe,
Seeing, this holy tide,
The source of law obey the law;
The pure one purified.
Seeing, this holy tide,
The source of law obey the law;
The pure one purified.
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