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and frankincense. _Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell,_ _Born is the King of Israel._ Between an ox-stall and an ass This Child truly there born he was; For want of clothing they did him lay All in the manger among the hay. _Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell,_ _Born is the King of Israel._ Then let us all with one accord Sing praises to our Heavenly Lord, That hath made heaven and earth of naught, And with his blood mankind hath bought. _Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell,_ _Born is the King of Israel._ If we in our time shall do well, We shall be free from death and hell; For God hath prepared for us all A resting-place in general. _Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell,_ _Born is the King of Israel._ IN BETHLEHEM. In Bethlehem, that noble place, As by the Prophet said it was, Of the Virgin Mary, filled with grace. _Salvator mundi natus est._ Be we merry in this feast, _In quo Salvator natus est._ On Christmas night an Angel told The shepherds watching by their fold, In Bethlehem, full nigh the wold, "_Salvator mundi natus est._" Be we merry in this feast, _In quo Salvator natus est._ The shepherds were encompassed right, About them shone a glorious light, "Dread ye naught," said the Angel bright, "_Salvator mundi natus est._" Be we merry in this feast, _In quo Salvator natus est._ "No cause have ye to be afraid, For why? this day is Jesus laid On Mary's lap, that gentle maid: _Salvator mundi natus est._ Be we merry in this feast, _In quo Salvator natus est._ "And thus in faith find him ye shall Laid poorly in an ox's stall." The shepherds then lauded God all, _Quia Salvator natus est._ Be we merry in this feast, _In quo Salvator natus est._ _Christmas Carolles, A.D. 1550._ A CAROL IN THE PASTURES. Sweet music, sweeter far Than any song is sweet: Sweet music, heavenly rare, Mine ears, O peers, doth greet. You gentle flocks, whose fleeces, pearled with dew, Resemble heaven, whom golden drops make bright, Listen, O listen, now, O not to you Our pipes make sport to shorten weary night; But voices most divine Make blissful harmony: Voices that seem to shine,
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