Three days and nights the Mother for her Son

In sorrow sought and self-upbraidings meek;

The joy of finding him her patience won:

She sought, and he was found. But for the weak,

The wandering, his patient love must seek

’Mong thorny by-ways of the world to find.

Deign to the King for them a word to speak,

Pray something for them of thy constant mind,

For ever to his Heart all wayward souls to bind.

RELATIONS OF JUDAISM TO CHRISTIANITY.
I.