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"I am going sailing for a wife," said Norss. I AM GOING SAILING FOR A WIFE SAINT NORSE
rn; For Christ is born, That saveth them and saveth me! Sing, sons of earth! O ransomed seed of Adam, sing! God liveth, and we have a king! The curse is gone, the bond are free-- By Bethlehem's star that brightly beamed, By all the heavenly signs that be, We know that Israel is redeemed; That on this morn The Christ is born That saveth you and saveth me! Sing, O my heart! Sing thou in rapture this dear morn Whereon the blessed Prince is born! And as thy songs shall be of love, So let my deeds be charity By the dear Lord that reigns above, By Him that died upon the tree, By this fair morn Whereon is born The Christ that saveth all and me! THE SYMBOL AND THE SAINT Once upon a time a young man made ready for a voyage. His name was Norss; broad were his shoulders, his cheeks were ruddy, his hair was fair and long, his body betokened strength, and good-nature shone from his blue eyes and lurked about the corners of his mouth. "Where are you going?" asked his neighbor Jans, the forge-master.  THE SYMBOL AND THE SAINT OF CHRISTMAS TALES AND CHRISTMAS FIRST THIS IS ELBER FOX RECORDING ONLY BEFORE FOXY GARDENINGS OR IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN FULL INFORMATION OF VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIVING FOXDOTT ORK CHRISTMAS TALES AND CHRISTMAS FIRST BY EUGENE FIELD THE SYMBOL AND THE SAINT ONCE UPON A TIME A YOUNG MAN MADE READY FOR A FOLIAGE HIS NAME WAS NORSE BROAD WERE HIS SHOULDERS HIS CHEEKS WERE RUDDY HIS HAIR WAS FAIR AND LONG HIS BODY BITUK AND STRANGE AND GOOD NATURE SHONE FROM HIS BLUE EYES AND LURKED ABOUT THE CORNER OF HIS MOUTH WHERE ARE YOU GOING ASKS HIS NEIGHBOR JOHNS THE FORGE MASTER
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