Upon that orb on crimson cushion high, To retell the story, how could not I? How a people in hopeless misery, Longed for Thy face when Thou were lost at sea, Aboard that unlucky ship, catching fire Midst their ills and woe, only but a sigh. Yet in Thy power, gentle and divine, Thy stately image at last they did find. And Thou returning, across the waters To that humble town, who so loved Thy Name Joy too came, their ills and woes all held bound In life too, when we lose Thee, dear Master Come back! Deliver us from all our pains.