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Title: The angel at the sepulchre
Year: 1890 (1890s)
Authors: Tiffany, Esther Brown, 1858- (from old catalog) Tiffany, William S., (from old catalog) illus
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Publisher: Boston, L. Prang and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
Digitizing Sponsor: Sloan Foundation

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crystal pool I diptMy ewer full, to carry heedful homeAnd sprinkle wall and image, for they sayThat running water drawn with pious riteOn holy Easter morning, worketh weal. The Angel at the Sepulchre. And this cloth Gottfried bring me in his love,And bids me freely drink, and smile again.Dear boy, rebellious that I fade and die. (Enti-r Gottfried.) Gottfried. Behold your flower, mother, and withoutA sunburned knight there stands, of noble mienBut wandering words, and weareth by his sideA jewelled dagger. I had worn the sameMyself, had I but willed it, for the knight — Agnes.Where ? O ye Heavens ! Gottfried. Why, upon the porch,And bade me say — but, mother, thou art flushedAs any rose ! Nay but a wondrous thingThe holy water dipped at Easter morn ! Agnes.And bade thee say — the knight — and bade thee say — Gottfried. First, kiss me, mother. Why, the knight — the knight-He said —the knight —What matter what he .said,Since thou art done with dying. Agnes. But he said —
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