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V.—SPANISH EVENING HYMN.
Ave! now let prayer and music
Meet in love on earth and sea!
Now, sweet Mother! may the weary
Turn from this cold world to thee!
Meet in love on earth and sea!
Now, sweet Mother! may the weary
Turn from this cold world to thee!
From the wide and restless waters
Hear the sailor's hymn arise?
From his watch-fire 'midst the mountains,
Lo! to thee the shepherd cries!
Hear the sailor's hymn arise?
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Lo! to thee the shepherd cries!
Yet, when thus full hearts find voices,
If o'erburden'd souls there be,
Dark and silent in their anguish,
Aid those captives! set them free!
If o'erburden'd souls there be,
Dark and silent in their anguish,
Aid those captives! set them free!
Touch them, every fount unsealing,
Where the frozen tears lie deep;
Thou, the Mother of all sorrows,
Aid, oh! aid to pray and weep!
Where the frozen tears lie deep;
Thou, the Mother of all sorrows,
Aid, oh! aid to pray and weep!
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