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I. *il CHPJISTLANS, AWAE Christians awake! Saluts the happy znorn Whereon the Saviour of man-ldnd was born; Rise to adore the mystery of love', Which hosts of angels chanted frorn above; With them the joyful tidings first begunY 0f God incarnate and the Virgin's Son. Then to the watchful shepherds it was told, Who heard the angeiic herald's voice, 'Behold, I bring good tidings of a Saviour's birth' To you and ail the nations upon earth; This day bath God fulfilled His promised word; This day is born a Saviour, Christ the Lord'. He spakýe, and straightway the celestial choir Irn hymns ofjoy unknown before conspire Thé praises of redeeming love they sang And heaven's whole orb with allelulas rang God's bighest glory was their anthem stili Peace upon earth, and unto men good will To Bethlehem straight the enlightened shepherds ran, To see the wonder God had wrought for man,. And found with Joseph and the Blessed Maid, Her son, the Saviour, in a manger laid; Then to their flocks, still praising God, return,, And their glad hearts with holy rapture burn. 0 may we keep and ponder in our mind God's wondrouslove in saving lost mankind; *Trace we the Babe who has retrieved our loss From His poor manger to His bitter cross. Tread in H-is steps assisted by His grace Till man's first heavenly state again takes place. Then may we hope the angelic- hosts among To sing, redeenied, a glad triumphal song. H Le that was botn upon thisjoyful day Around us al l is glory shaîl display, Saved by Li-s love, incessant we shaîl sing Eternal praise to beaven's Almighty King. I WONDER AS I WANDER I wonder as I wander out under the sky, How Jesus the Saviour cid corne for to die. For people, just people like you and like. 1, I wonder as I wander out under the sky. When Mary bore Jesus, 'twas in a cow's staîl, With wise men and farmers and shepherds and ail. But higb from God's beaven a star?s light did fali. And the promise of ages it then did recall. If Jesus had wanted for any wee thing A s ta r in the sky or a bird on the wing, Or ail of God's angels in beav'n for to sing, He surely could bave it, for Hue was the King. WASSA]IL SONG Liere we corne a-wassailing Among the leavesso green, Here we corne a-wandering, So fair to be seen: Refrain Loue and joy corne to you, And to you your wassail too, And God bless you, 'and send you A hazppy new year, AndGod send you a happy new year. Our wassail cup is made 0f the rosemary tree, And so is your beer 0f the best barley: Refrain We are not daily beggars That beg from door to door, < But we are neigbbours' children Whom you have seen before: Refrain Caîl up the butier of this house, IPut on his golden ring; Let him bring us up a glass of beer, And better we shall sing: Refrain We have got a littie purse 0f stretching leather skn; WVe want a littie of your money To line it well within: Refrain Bring us out a table, And spread it with a cloth; Bring us out a mouldy cheese And some of your Christmas loaf: Refrain God bless theiaster of this bouse, Likewise the mistress too; And ail the littie children That round tbe table go: Refrain Good Master and good Mfistresei, Whiàle you're sitting by the fire, Pray think of us poor cbildren. Who are wandering in the mire: Refrain ROCKING Little Jesus sweetly sleep, do not stir; We will lenc you a coat of fur, We will rock you, rock you, rock you, We will rock you, rock you, rock you: See the fur to keep you warm, Snugly round your tiny form. Mary's littie baby, sleep, sweetly sleep, Sleep in comfort, silumer deep; W e will rock you, rock you, rock you, We will rock yrou, rock you, rock you: We will serve you ail we can, Darling, darling littie man. I *1