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"Awake and sing, O star!" they cried. "Awake and glorify the morn! Herald the tidings far and wide   He that shall lead His flock is born!" AWAKE AND SING O STAR THEY CRIED AWAKE AND GLORIFY THE MORN HERALD THE TIDINGS FAR AND WIDE HE THAT SHALL LEAD HIS FLOCK IS BORN
ittle Master's words that he had spoken under the old olive-tree upon the hill-side: 'Your eyes behold the promised glory now, O Dimas,' I whispered, 'for with the Master you walk in Paradise.'" * * * * * Ah, little Dear-my-Soul, you know--you know whereof the moonbeam spake. The shepherd's bones are dust, the flocks are scattered, the old olive-tree is gone, the flowers of the hill-side are withered, and none knoweth where the grave of Dimas is made. But last night, again, there shined a star over Bethlehem, and the angels descended from the sky to earth, and the stars sang together in glory. And the bells,--hear them, little Dear-my-Soul, how sweetly they are ringing,--the bells bear us the good tidings of great joy this Christmas morning, that our Christ is born, and that with him he bringeth peace on earth and good-will toward men. CHRISTMAS MORNING The angel host that sped last night, Bearing the wondrous news afar, Came in their ever-glorious flight Unto a slumbering little star.  CHRISTMAS MORNING BY EUGENE FIELD READ FOR LIEBERVOXTAT ORG BY ELIZABETH WILCOX THE ANGEL HOST THAT SPED LAST NIGHT BEARING THE WONDROUS NEWS AFAR CAME IN THEIR EVER GLORIOUS FLIGHT ON TO A SLUMBERING LITTLE STAR
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