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Why Jesus Wept
Why Jesus Wept (1904), PDF p. 55
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WHY JESUS WEPT
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bones shall auche sair wi’ sorrow ! Weel, weel, it’s an ill warld
after a’ ! Greumoch wad be slow wi’ sic ill news, an’ she
wull maun haste. Weel, weel !
Exit hastily.
SCENE VII
MOLLY, outside Tyson’s Cottage. Moonrise.
MOLLY TYSON.
O there is edged the waning moon
Out of the hollow of Sty Head Pass !
Gable is grander for the gloom.
Lingmell is silver ! Ah, the bloom
Of the rose of night ; oh, dulcet tune
Of the dew falling on the grass !
I am the veritable Queen
Of Night : my king is hither bound.
A moment and he comes — oh, breast !
Heave if thou wilt ! — such stir is rest.
He comes, ah ! steals to me unseen.
The trees are high, the shades profound.
Together over moor and lake !
Together over scaur and fell !
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