The Stranger
C. Dougherty
I saw a stranger yester-e'en,
I put food in the eating-place,
Drink in the drinking-place,
Music in the listening-place,
And in the blessed name of the Triune,
He blessed myself and my dear ones,
My house and my cattle,
And the lark said in her song:
Often goes the Christ in the stranger's guise.