A book for boys and girls or, Country Rhimes for Children. By J. B. [John Bunyan] |
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| LIV. | LIV. Upon the Chalk-stone.
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LIV. Upon the Chalk-stone.
This Stone is white, yea, warm, and also soft,
Easie to work upon, unless 'tis naught.
It leaves a white Impression upon those,
Whom it doth touch, be they it's Friends or Foes.
Easie to work upon, unless 'tis naught.
It leaves a white Impression upon those,
Whom it doth touch, be they it's Friends or Foes.
The Child of God, is like to this Chalk-stone,
White in his Life, easily wrought upon:
Warm in Affections, apt to leave impress,
On whom he deals with, of true Godliness.
White in his Life, easily wrought upon:
Warm in Affections, apt to leave impress,
On whom he deals with, of true Godliness.
He is no sulling Coal, nor daubing Pitch,
Nor one of whom men catch the Scab, or Itch;
But such who in the Law of God doth walk,
Tender of heart, in Life whiter than Chalk.
Nor one of whom men catch the Scab, or Itch;
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Tender of heart, in Life whiter than Chalk.
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