The story and song of Black Roderick . her dressenter. Thou hast done well, saith he,and there is joy in heaven over thy;return. And as he led her by the hand thesouls dropped from her and flewthrough the golden gates with loudicries of joy. So brought she to heaven the soukof Black Roderick, that had been-lost but for her great and suffering:love. And from the closed gatesnone came forth save the little robin. Now must I end my tale, lest thougrow weary of the telling. And if more thou requirest, listenthou to the robin, who alone of all ^V^Q 0birds hath seen the glories of para-dise, and who
The story and song of Black Roderick . her dressenter. Thou hast done well, saith he,and there is joy in heaven over thy;return. And as he led her by the hand thesouls dropped from her and flewthrough the golden gates with loudicries of joy. So brought she to heaven the soukof Black Roderick, that had been-lost but for her great and suffering:love. And from the closed gatesnone came forth save the little robin. Now must I end my tale, lest thougrow weary of the telling. And if more thou requirest, listenthou to the robin, who alone of all ^V^Q 0birds hath seen the glories of para-dise, and who telleth to all men, if 0fthey would but hear, his pride andhis joy. Even in winter, when snowand hunger chill him almost to death,when all other birds are silent withdiscontent, he sitteth upon a low q>89. /bough and telleth the story of BlackRoderick and his little bride, and ofmany things good to the heart ofman. Listen thou and hearken. THE END I K)6
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