Good King Wenceslas

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Good King Wen..ces..las looked 
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out, on the Feast of Stephen.
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When the snow lay round about, 
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deep and crisp and even.
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Brightly shone the moon that 
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night, though the frost was cru..el.
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When a poor man came in sight, 
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gathering winter fu.u.el.

#2.
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'Hither, Page, and stand by me, 
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if thou know'st it, telling.
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Yonder peas..ant, who is 
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he?..Where and what his dwelling?'
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'Sire, he lives a good league 
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hence, underneath the mountain.
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Right against the forest fence, 
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by Saint Agnes' Foun.ou.tain.'

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#3.
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'Bring me meat and bring me wine, 
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bring me pine logs, hither.
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Thou and I shall see him dine, 
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when we bear him thither.'
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Page and Monarch forth they went, 
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forth they went, together.
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Through the rude wind's wild 
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lament, and the bitter we..a..ther.

#4.
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'Sire, the night is darker now, 
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and the wind blows stronger.
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Fails my heart, I know not how, I
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 can go no longer.'
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'Mark my footsteps, my good Page, 
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tread thou in them, boldly.
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Thou shalt find the winter's 
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rage, freeze thy blood less 
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co..ld..ly.'

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#5.
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In his master's steps he trod, 
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where the snow lay dinted.
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Heat was in the very sod, which 
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the Saint had printed.
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Ye who now will bless the poor, 
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shall yourselves find ble..ss..ing.