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The Christmas homes of England	A
How far famed and how dear	B
In bright array they ever stand	C
That glad day of the year	B
When gathered round the hearth stone	D
The loved ones joyful meet	E
With one accord from far and near	B
The circle glad to greet	E
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The Christmas homes of England	A
O many a joyous brow	F
Which ever yet hath hailed that day	G
Will sorrowfully bow	F
When this one now returneth	H
For they look but look in vain	I
The pride and joy of that glad home	J
They ne'er shall see again	K
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The Christmas homes of England	A
In manhood's noblest bloom	L
On Alma's bloody fields thy lords	M
Have found their lowly tomb	L
The warrior grey whose stalwart arm	N
Had prostrate laid the foe	O
And gallant sons of noble sires	P
By them in death lie low	O
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The Christmas homes of England	A
Alike in peasant's cot	Q
Where hath the death wail not been heard	R
Where hath it entered not	Q
And the widowed mother silent weeps	S
And sheds the bitter tear	T
As fancy sees her gallant boy	U
The cold ground for his bier	V
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The Christmas homes of England	A
In that far off Eastern land	C
What thoughts will be awakened	A
Among that gallant band	C
How from scenes so dark and fearful	W
Their spirit will take flight	X
To the bright home of their childhood	Y
And the happy Christmas night	X
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The Christmas homes of England	A
The love of many years	Z
Is turned into a ceaseless fount	A
Of bitterness and tears	A2
The mother and the widow	A
The maiden and the child	A
They call but none shall answer	B2
Those loving accents mild	A
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O Christmas homes of England	A
There's One the widow's God	A
Who while He chastens pitieth	H
The sad ones 'neath His rod	A
His arm beneath supported	A
Thy loved ones in the field	A
And whispered Leave thy little ones	C2
To me their God their shield	A
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O Christmas homes of England	A
Let all unite in prayer	T
That He the widow's God may take	D2
Such to His special care	T
And we to whom he spareth	H
Our hearts best treasure yet	A
The widow and the orphan	E2
O let us not forget	A

Caroline Hayward

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