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%OHSCRIP Lk 14:13-14, Ps 41:1
%OHCATEGORY CHRISTMAS
%OHMETRICAL 
%OHCOMPLEXITY 1
%OHCOMPOSER from Swedish Piae Cantones, 1582
%OHARRANGER unknown
%OHAUTHOR Neale, John Mason (1818-1866)
%OHTRANSLATOR none

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T: Bonus Carol: Good King Wenceslas
C: Words: John Mason Neale, 1853. 
C: Music: 'Tempus Adest Floridum' 13th Century spring carol; first published in the Swedish Piae Cantones, 1582. 
C: Setting: Carols Old And Carols New, 1916.
C: copyright: public domain.  This score is a part of the Open Hymnal Project, 2006 Revision.
S: Music source: 'Carols Old And Carols New', 1916 carol 415.
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w: 1.~Good King Wen- ce- slas looked out on the Feast of Steph- en, 
w: 2.~"Hi- ther, page, and stand by me, if thou knows't it, tell- ing,  
w: 3.~"Bring me flesh and bring me wine, bring me pine logs hi- ther, 
w: 4.~"Sire, the night is dar- ker now, and the wind blows strong- er,  
w: 5.~In his mas- ter's steps he trod, where the snow lay dint- ed; 
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[V: S2V1]  C C C B, | C D G,2 | A, A, A, B, | C2 C2 |
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[V: S1V1]  A A A B | A A E2 | F E F G | A2 A2 |
w: When the snow lay round a- bout, deep and crisp and e- ven. 
w: Yon- der pea- sant, who is he? Where and what his dwell- ing?" 
w: Thou and I will see him dine, when we bear them thi- ther." 
w: Fails my heart, I know not how; I can go no long- er." 
w: Heat was in the ve- ry sod which the saint had print- ed. 
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[V: S2V1]  C C C B, | C D G,2 | A, A, A, B, | C2 C2 |
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[V: S1V1]  e d c B | c B A2 | F E F G | A2 A2 |
w: Bright- ly shone the moon that night, though the frost was cru- el, 
w: "Sire, he lives a good league hence, un- der- neath the moun- tain, 
w: Page and mon- arch, forth they went, forth they went to- ge- ther, 
w: "Mark my foot- steps, my good page, tread thou in them bold- ly, 
w: There- fore, Christ- ian men, be sure, wealth or rank pos- ses- sing, 
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w: When a poor man came in sight, gath'r- ing win- ter fu- * el. 
w: Right a- gainst the for- est fence, by Saint Ag- nes' foun- * tain."  
w: Through the cold wind's wild la- ment and the bit- ter wea- * ther. 
w: Thou shalt find the win- ter's rage freeze thy blood less cold- * ly." 
w: Ye who now will bless the poor shall your- selves find bles- * sing. 
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