The Sicilian Hymn at Surry Chapel Easter Monday
A poem presented as words by Rev R Hill recited before about 3009 children after a Hosea chapter sermon. The verses plead for childlike obedience, divine care, and reliance on Christ, expressing happiness in death linked to life with him.
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The Saviour poem fragment in grave moral tale
A brief religious verse depicts a dark prison scene where a Saviour brings mercy. A debt-bound group faces bondage until justice and holiness decree blood as payment. The Saviour then kills the wound to grant liberty, ending with the speaker signing off P.M.