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His thundering car	A
Is heard from afar	A
And his trumpet notes sound	B
All the country around	B
Stop your ears as you will	C
That loud blast and shrill	C
Is heard by you still	C
Borne along by the gale	D
In his frost coat of mail	D
Midst snow sleet and hail	D
He comes without fail	D
And drives all before him	E
Though men beg and implore him	E
Just to let them take breath	F
Or he'll drive them to death	F
But he comes in great state	G
And for none will he wait	G
Though he sees their distress	H
Yet he spares them no less	H
For the cold stiff limb	E
Is nothing to him	E
And o'er countless blue noses	I
His hard heart he closes	I
His own children fear him	E
And dare not come near him	E
E'en his favorite child	J
Has been known to run wild	J
At his too near approach	K
Her fear of him such	L
And to shriek and to howl	M
And return scowl for scowl	M
Indeed few dare him face	N
And all shun his embrace	N
For though pleasant his smile	O
Yet one thinks all the while	O
Of that terrible frown	P
Which the hardiest clown	P
Though a stout hearted man	Q
Will avoid if he can	Q
And though many maintain	R
That he gives needless pain	R
I confess I admire	S
This venerable sire	T
True his language is harsh	U
And his conduct oft rash	V
And we know well enough	W
That his manners are rough	W
Yet still in the main	R
We've no right to complain	R
For if we prepare for him	E
And show that we care for him	E
We may in him find	X
A true friend and kind	X
With us he will stay	Y
Three months to a day	Y
So let us prepare	Z
The snug elbow chair	Z
Which placed by the fire	T
For the hoary head sire	T
May comfort impart	A2
And cheer his old heart	A2
Though he seems so unkind	X
Yet always you'll find	X
That his cold heart will warm	B2
And he'll do you no harm	C2
If your own can but feel	D2
For your poor neighbor's weal	D2
And with pity o'erflowing	E2
Your free alms bestowing	E2
Never closing your door	F2
On the suffering poor	G2
But clothe feed and warm them	H2
And see that none harm them	H2
E'en to others just do	I2
As you'd wish them by you	I2
Let's adopt but this plan	Q
To do good when we can	Q
And the dark stormy day	Y
Will full quick pass away	Y
And we never complain	R
Of cold weather again	J2
Or of tedious long hours	K2
That are spent within doors	L2
For when winter winds blow	D2
And we're hedged up by snow	D2
We shall find full employment	M2
And lack no enjoyment	M2
Thus prepared let him come	N2
He will find us at home	O2
Bring wind hail or snow	D2
Blow high or blow low	D2
We're prepared for him now	P2
Then come winter come	N2
You'll find us at home	O2
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Nov	Q2
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There is within this heart of mine	R2
An aching void earth ne'er can fill	D2
I've tried its joys its friendships proved	S2
But felt that aching void there still	D2
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Thy love alone my Saviour God	T2
True satisfaction can impart	A2
Can fill this aching void I feel	D2
And give contentment to my heart	A2
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Oh cheer me by thy presence Lord	U2
Increase my faith an hundred fold	V2
Be thy name on my forehead found	B
Mine in thy book of life enrolled	V2
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Dec	E2

Mary Ann H. T. Bigelow

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